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Chernobyl #4 Reactor, Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant Pripyat, Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, April 26, 1986 image credit: Associated Press
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B-1B Lancer Cockpit with Integrated Battle Station Upgrade image credit: U.S. Air Force via: The Aviationist
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Phillips Petroleum Oil Tanks at Borger, Texas photograph by Robert Yarnall Richie for Life Magazine cover of Life Magazine, January 17, 1938 (cropped) image credit: Robert Yarnall Richie/Time & Life Pictures
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cetaceous · 7 days
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Alain Roche plays the Piano Concert "When the Sun Stands Still" Hanging from a Crane, Munich, Germany The audience listened to the performance through headphones, facing east as the night sky turned to light. image credit: Anna Szilágyi/EPA via: The Guardian
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cetaceous · 12 days
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The Patient Care Bay Alcor Life Extension Foundation, Scottsdale, Arizona Photograph by Alastair Philip Wiper over 200 patients are cryopreserved in vacuum-insulated metal dewars at -196 C. using liquid nitrogen. image credit: Alastair Philip Wiper, Copenhagen
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cetaceous · 14 days
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Prototype Seaweed Cultivation Platform The Climate Foundation, Cebu Island, the Philippines image credit: Fabian Weiss via: The Guardian - Seascape: The State of our Oceans
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cetaceous · 17 days
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Margam Steel Works (now Tata Steel), Port Talbot, Wales designed by Sir Percy Thomas and Son, built 1948–52 photograph by Simon Phipps from 'Brutal Wales / Cymru Friwtalaidd' by Simon Phipps published by September Publishing, England & Wales image credit: Simon Phipps via: The Guardian
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cetaceous · 19 days
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A Busy Commuter Train comes to a Halt, West Bengal, India image credit: Media Drum World/Alamy via: The Guardian
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Hundreds of Storks rest on their Nests built on Electrical Pylons near the City of Coimbra, Portugal image credit: Michael Probst/AP via: The Guardian
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Vintage Cranes in the Port of Antwerp  image credit: u/Zaicab on Reddit
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MV Dali after striking the Francis Scott Key Bridge The Patapsco River, Baltimore, Maryland image credits: Al Drago/Bloomberg,  Kevin Dietsch via: The Guardian
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New York Central 20th Century Limited Steam Locomotive 5453 Harmon Station, Croton-on-Hudson, New York, 1938 Photograph by Robert Yarnall Richie 'One of the ten streamlined steam Hudson locomotives, built by the American Locomotive Company for the New York Central. Streamlining designed by Henry Dreyfuss.' - SMU Libraries (edited) image credit: Robert Yarnall Richie Photograph Collection DeGolyer Library, Southern Methodist University
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A Crucible pours Molten Steel at an ArcelorMittal Plant ArcelorMittal Ostrava a.s., Ostrava, Czech Republic. image credit: Martin Divisek/Bloomberg
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Two Storks and their Nest atop an Electrical Pylon, Turkey image credit: Anadolu Agency via: The Guardian
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Kenotron High-Vacuum Rectifier Tubes High Voltage Laboratory, Pittsfield Transformer Operation General Electric Company, Pittsfield, Massachusetts image credit: Berkshire Athenaeum, Pittsfield via: 'Transformers at Pittsfield' by Thomas J. Blalock, hosted by the Engineering and Technology History Wiki
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Desk Lite, 1927 Photograph by Edward Weston image credit: Weston Gallery, Carmel-by-the-Sea, California
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A Maintenance Worker Checks a New Motor, undated Fernald Feed Materials Production Center, New Baltimore, Ohio Fernald was a uranium processing facility which fabricated uranium fuel cores for the U.S. nuclear weapons production complex from 1951 to 1989. - Wikipedia (edited) image credit: U.S. Department of Energy on Flickr
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