Joshua D. Bowers

The divergence of the show's history is that Sergei Korolev the father of the Soviet space program doesn't die during a routine surgery in 1966 (due to the fact that his jaws, injured during his time in a Gulag, had not healed properly and impeded intubation).

Right, they call it N-deterrence also known as Minimum Credible/Full spectrum deterrence, it came about because of the Indo-Pakistani war of 1971 and India first nuclear test in 1974.

Repost if your account is a safe space for the trans community. 🏳️‍⚧️

happy 13th anniversary to all who observe

Binghamton officials seek development firms for possible passenger rail project City of Binghamton officials are planning to submit formal grant proposals to the U.S. Department of Transportation to advance discussions on bringing passenger rail service to Broome County.

We may get local rail service back here in Binghamton.
www.wbng.com/2026/02/26/b...

Remembering our legend Joey Dunlop on his birthday! 😭💔🏍️🔥 #KingOfTheMountain 👑⛰️🖤

Pleased to report that this book still rocks an elementary school kid's world

I think this is the second to last building that needs to be built to complete the New World Trade Center site.

A new NYC hq for AmEx:

(via @yahoofinance.com) $AXP

Racing Renesis 🔺

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2017-pro-formula-mazda-pro-formula-mazda/

An early model Volkswagon Beetle, from which emerges an impossibly long line of clowns. Sad clowns, happy clowns, tramp clowns, rodeo clowns, mime clowns, and more. A series of startling CRACKS! wakes you up. It’s the rattling gunfire of an Apache attack helicopter’s autocannons. You rub your eyes and look around. There’s no VW Bug here. You must have been dreaming. All you see is a helicopter hovering above your campus. It spins in tight 360 degree circles, taking aim at everyone on the grounds. The sidewalks run red and white with blood and greasepaint. They told you clown college was going to be tough, but you had no idea.

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I miss my family's used 1989 Toyota Camry LE sedan it was the first nice car my family ever owned, it had a sunroof and I don't think anyone had sat in the back seat when we bought it when I was in middle school.

As a Portland native I’m excited about this.

A hockey goalie guarding the net, his white mask making him look like a serial killer. Hockey is Samantha’s second least favorite thing about Canada.

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Great news!

You Can Question Frank Sinatra's Infamous Ferrari Quote, But Not His Taste In Cars - Jalopnik

Frank Sinatra supposedly once said, ""You buy a Ferrari when you want to be someone. You buy a Lamborghini when you ARE someone."

A black and white line drawing of an AGM-86 air-launched cruise missile. Widely used by the United States Air Force in Operation Desert Storm in 1991, this particular cruise missile is most well known today for the mysterious incident during the U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003, in which three cruise missiles en route to an Iraqi airfield near the Karbala Gap simply stopped dead in flight, falling harmlessly straight to the ground. According to prominent physicists at the time, this was impossible. Samantha read all about it on Yahoo! News.

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A futuristic computer with yellow and blue panels rising tall from a blue paneled base, like something from the original Star Trek series. @evansezwut writes in to clarify that this computer is not the product of some geeky graphic designer’s imagination. It is the Cray X-MP/48 supercomputer, installed at CERN in October 1987. The “48” indicates the computer featured 4 processors and 8 “megawords,” @evansezwut explains. He goes on to expound upon the meaning of “megawords,” mentioning something about eight bit parity and interleaved cycle time, but by then your eyes have glazed over and you’re daydreaming about a zombie outbreak at CERN precipitated by a freak accident with a particle accelerator.

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This 1972 MGB Roadster is powered by a 1.8-liter inline-four linked to a retrofitted five-speed manual transmission sourced from a Mazda Miata. Showing 80k miles, it's listed now with no reserve on BaT!

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1972-mg-mgb-roadster-27/

The Legacy of the U.S. Navy Jolly Rogers Dating back to the days of sailing vessels and piracy on the high seas, the intimidating black flag with a white skull and crossbones logo has adorned

The Legacy of the U.S. Navy Jolly Rogers

Dating back to the days of sailing vessels and piracy on the high seas, the intimidating black flag with a white skull and crossbones logo has adorned U.S. Navy aircraft since 1943.

Story: theaviationist.com/2026/02/19/t...

A silhouette of the USS Frank Knox, a destroyer in the United States Navy from 1944 to 1971. The ship was built by Bath Iron Works on the Kennebec River in Maine. Lou’s great uncle claimed that during World War II Bath could build a battleship from soup to nuts in two weeks flat. He’d know, he’d tell little Lou, he was a machinist foreman there during the war. He wasn’t. He was a 3rd shift line chef in the shipyard cafeteria.

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USA GP WatkinsGlen 1963
Cooper T66
Bruce McLaren
DNF

Ford RS200 S 1986. - source Dream Auto.

Jaguar E-Type Series 2 4.2 FHC 1970. - source Amazing Classic Cars.

The History Of Mazda's Most Famous Rotary-Powered Car - Jalopnik

Mazda's most famous rotary-powered car is the RX-7. The sports car was sold in the U.S. from 1978 to 1995, and continued internationally until 2002.

A frontal view of the Space Shuttle Atlantis, its payload doors open wide. On one particular mission in 1991, Atlantis launched a gamma ray observatory from orbit. The satellite could detect an unprecedented range of activity on the electromagnetic spectrum, including high energy photon rays, the same kind that would eventually render mankind sterile.

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Mobile Suit Gundam (1979)
Episode 42 - Space Fortress A Baoa Qu
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These Are The Massive Diesel Engines That Move NASA's 6.6-Million-Pound Crawler-Transporter - Jalopnik

To get its Artemis moongoing spacecraft to the launchpad, NASA's CT-2 uses huge ALCO 251C V16 diesel engines originally built to power trains.

hell of a finish at the Daytona 500

L to R: Sam Posey, Hans Stuck, Brian Redman, and Ronnie Peterson.