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Earth From Above: Expedition 47 Aboard the ISS

(via The Atlantic) In May, the International Space Station made its 100,000th orbit of the Earth, and reached nearly 16 years

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(via Victory Journal) In the Adirondack Mountains in upstate New York, there are two massive ski jumps. They were built

(via The Week) Coney Island has long had a special place in the hearts of New Yorkers and tourists. Part

(via All That Is Interesting) As a clerk at Ellis Island from 1892-1925, Augustus Sherman was in a unique position

(via Retronaut) Retronaut has posted 12 widescreen images of New York City date back to the end of the 19th

(via Retronaut) During World War II, the drafting of millions of men for combat left American military contractors in dire

(via This is Colossal) Every spring, photographer Danilo Dungo spends time at Inokashira Park in Tokyo, famous for its abundance

(via theatlantic.com) Today the United Kingdom marks the 75th anniversary of “The Longest Night,” the final horrible night of the

A group of United States Marines took to a Florida beach on April 23 for a surf sesh half a

Drone captured footage of Venezuela’s Santo Angel waterfall – the highest uninterrupted waterfall in the world – cascading down over

America’s only space station – Skylab – was cobbled together using surplus Apollo program parts and launched into orbit on

Photographer Aaron Sheldon’s “Small Steps Are Giant Leaps” project features his son “dressed as an astronaut in everyday situations and