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Astronaut Alan Shepard with GM designer Bill Mitchell in a Corvette Stingray Racer concept car at the General Motors Technical Center in Warren, Michigan, 1959.
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Dune read by Frank Herbert, vinyl records on Caedmon Records 1977 - 1982. Art by John Schoenherr & Frank Kelly Freas (‘The Banquet Scene’)
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How romantic.
Art: Murphy Anderson
From: MYSTERY IN SPACE #70 (DC, 1961)
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~ Crab Vessel with Double Spout.
Place of origin: Colombia, Calima Region
Period: Ilama Period
Date: 1500 B.C.-A.D. 100
Medium: Ceramics
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Portal to the 5th Dimension
Talon Abraxas
Fifth Density (5D) is a completely nonphysical state of existence. It functions both as a stopover zone (the “afterlife”) for departed 2D/3D/4D souls and as a native realm for 5D beings who have evolved to that density after transcending 4D. The natives of 5D seem focused on accumulating the highest wisdom and total perfection of their individuality. This is the first density that is entirely nonphysical.
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The blast furnace & hearth at Redcar Steel Works. Went for a look before it's all gone. The scale is quite mind boggling!
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Argosy Magazine cover art from Rudolph Belarski, 1938 - 1939
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I'm trying to comprehend how any human could do this. Wow.
This seventeenth-century engraving of Jesus Christ wearing a crown of thorns is titled "One with a single line”
Indeed, what from a distance resembles an ordinary drawing is, up close, an image created with a single line that spirals in a spiral. All details of the face and the transitions of light and shadow are created by the thickening of this line. The author is French artist Claude Mellan.
For the artist's contemporaries, his method of engraving remained a mystery, and no one has been able to repeat it. 🤔
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HOOHAH! by Jack Davis.
Mad #1, EC Comics, October/November 1953.
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Old Horror Movie Trailer Reaction Images. Batch 2.
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