Man Thinks He Knows The Day Of Creation Science has changed the way we live and think. Careful observations and measurements are made of the physical world that we know. After analysis, we can only form an opinion of what we believe, based on our findings. There are a few questions one might ask: Just [...]

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The only existing film images of Anne Frank  ANNE FRANK (June 12, 1929 – March 1945) / July 22 1941 The Bride in Room 39 lived next door to Anne in Room 37 July 22 1941. The girl next door is getting married. Anne Frank is leaning out of the window of her house in Amsterdam [...]

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The World’s First Cast Iron Bridge The Iron Bridge crosses the River Severn in rural East Shropshire, England. In 1779, the world’s first cast iron bridge was built in a place called Coalbrookdale. The bridge would help to create an economic impact on the area. Coalbrookdale is considered to be the cradle of the Industrial Revolution, where [...]

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The Capture of the U-505 German submarine The U-505 is one of six U-boats that were captured by Allied forces during WWII, and one of four large German WWII U-boats that survive as museum ships. In May of 1944, an anti-sub task force (Guaudacanal) was deployed 150 miles off the coast of Rio De Oro, [...]

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Galileo Galilei: The Father Of Astronomy Galileo Galilei (1564-1642) is a very prominent name that you may of heard of in Science class. Galileo is most memorable in the field of astronomy, although he did play other roles in science. He played a major role in the Science Revolution. Galileo’s major achievements include: improving the [...]

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The Man That Started The Science Revolution It was Nicolaus Copernicus  (19 February 1473 – 24 May 1543) that challenged the intellectuals of the day. Copernicus started the Scientific Revolution, when he formed the heliocentric hypothesis. The universities taught that, the universe as they knew it, was centered around the earth. Of course, now we know that [...]

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From Phonograph To Radio And Television 23  Benjamin Harrison (1889-1893) is the first president to be captured on audio. The president was recorded after his presidency was over. He was the first president to have electricity at the White House. 22 and 24  Grover Cleveland  (1885-1889, 1893-1897) is the first president to be caught on [...]

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From Analog To Digital It all started with radio. It is said the first radio station was KDKA , in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, but some contest this theory. Congress passed The Radio Act of 1927  in order to regulate what was chaos at the time. Television in the 1920′s was experimental. The fall of 1927 is when the [...]

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The Worst President In History? “Bush in the Rearview Mirror” was the title to a recent article published in The Washington Post. It is difficult to gaze at such a visual title at this present time in history and not stop to consider the state of the nation. The situation is very critical at the moment, and at [...]

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