The Unwanted Blog (2)
Rockets, cats, aircraft, guns, politics, photography, science fiction. You know, the usual stuff
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Oddly, the PBS special “In The Event of Catastrophe” from 1978 is age restricted. Click on it, it’ll take you to YouTube directly.
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A less than one minute video describing the dropoff in quality in art in the Roman Empire. Some of it was due to
The Vertol Model 107 became the Boeing Vertol CH-46 Sea Knight. It has been a fabulously successful helicopter; development began almost *70* years
I post this every few years because people have a short memory and generally refuse to learn from history. The Plymouth colony was
The Grumman Advanced Stealthy Penetrator (GASP) received a fair amount of exposure in the mid 1980’s by way of artists concepts published in
The Turbo Encabulator has *finally* been updated:
The original “Scooby Doo” show was important and useful because while every episode had some supernatural badguy – ghosts and monsters and such
A bit short of a week ago I posted artwork of a “Boeing Advanced Fighter.” This led to the re-discovery of the actual
The National Reconnaissance Office is starting a series on the history of the Manned Orbiting Laboratory, a small space lab that was designed
Included here are not only the closeups, but also a view from the public area showing just how brightly the exhaust lit the
CAD Diagrams cyanotype blueprints cyanotypes Models science fiction Worldwreckers
