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colin:

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    • #Easter Egg Friday
    • #science
    • #popular science
    • #magazine
    • #infographic
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patsyclash:

Isaac Asimov’s science fiction magazine from march 1980. I bought every one the store had! It’s the next best thing to time travel! ;)

BEST SIDEBURNS SINCE VAN BUREN.
WILL PAY GOOD MONEY FOR THIS.
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patsyclash:

Isaac Asimov’s science fiction magazine from march 1980. I bought every one the store had! It’s the next best thing to time travel! ;)

BEST SIDEBURNS SINCE VAN BUREN.

WILL PAY GOOD MONEY FOR THIS.

Why am I yelling?

    • #everything
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    • #fiction
    • #magazine
    • #march
    • #1980
    • #timetravel
    • #reading
    • #vintage
    • #timemachine
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scanzen:

Közlekedés a fejünk felett. Tudomány és Technika, 1962. VII. 3.
Traffic above our heads. Cover of a hungarian scientific magazine, called “Science and Technology”.
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Közlekedés a fejünk felett. Tudomány és Technika, 1962. VII. 3.

Traffic above our heads. Cover of a hungarian scientific magazine, called “Science and Technology”.

    • #science
    • #scan
    • #magazine
    • #cover
    • #hungarian
    • #technology
    • #monorail
    • #Illustration
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Over a century after being founded as a gunpowder mill in 1802, chemical company DuPont began publishing a promotional magazine that continued throughout the 20th century. The company that gave us nylon, teflon and kevlar also gave us a collection of truly amazing science art via these magazine covers.
So many, many more at this link, including this gem:

Better lingerie through chemistry …
Want more 20th-century science nostalgia? Check out this gallery of awesome pocket protectors.
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Over a century after being founded as a gunpowder mill in 1802, chemical company DuPont began publishing a promotional magazine that continued throughout the 20th century. The company that gave us nylon, teflon and kevlar also gave us a collection of truly amazing science art via these magazine covers.
So many, many more at this link, including this gem:

Better lingerie through chemistry …
Want more 20th-century science nostalgia? Check out this gallery of awesome pocket protectors.
(via All My Eyes)
Zoom Info
Over a century after being founded as a gunpowder mill in 1802, chemical company DuPont began publishing a promotional magazine that continued throughout the 20th century. The company that gave us nylon, teflon and kevlar also gave us a collection of truly amazing science art via these magazine covers.
So many, many more at this link, including this gem:

Better lingerie through chemistry …
Want more 20th-century science nostalgia? Check out this gallery of awesome pocket protectors.
(via All My Eyes)
Zoom Info
Over a century after being founded as a gunpowder mill in 1802, chemical company DuPont began publishing a promotional magazine that continued throughout the 20th century. The company that gave us nylon, teflon and kevlar also gave us a collection of truly amazing science art via these magazine covers.
So many, many more at this link, including this gem:

Better lingerie through chemistry …
Want more 20th-century science nostalgia? Check out this gallery of awesome pocket protectors.
(via All My Eyes)
Zoom Info
Over a century after being founded as a gunpowder mill in 1802, chemical company DuPont began publishing a promotional magazine that continued throughout the 20th century. The company that gave us nylon, teflon and kevlar also gave us a collection of truly amazing science art via these magazine covers.
So many, many more at this link, including this gem:

Better lingerie through chemistry …
Want more 20th-century science nostalgia? Check out this gallery of awesome pocket protectors.
(via All My Eyes)
Zoom Info

Over a century after being founded as a gunpowder mill in 1802, chemical company DuPont began publishing a promotional magazine that continued throughout the 20th century. The company that gave us nylon, teflon and kevlar also gave us a collection of truly amazing science art via these magazine covers.

So many, many more at this link, including this gem:

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Better lingerie through chemistry …

Want more 20th-century science nostalgia? Check out this gallery of awesome pocket protectors.

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    • #design
    • #art
    • #dupont
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