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Topic: OT - Weird History

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Re: OT - Weird History
« Reply #5292 on: Today at 09:24:02 AM »
fake

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Re: OT - Weird History
« Reply #5293 on: Today at 10:11:50 AM »
fake
Indeed, it was a very well done fake, they wanted realism to such a degree they filmed it on location.

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« Reply #5294 on: Today at 11:24:36 AM »
356 Alexander The Great, Macedonian king and military leader, born in Pella, Macedonia (modern Greece)

1793 Scottish explorer Alexander Mackenzie completes the first European east-to-west crossing of America north of Mexico

1801 Elisha Brown Jr presses a 1,235-pound cheese ball at his farm

1822 Gregor Mendel,Austrian monk and geneticist (discoverer of laws of heredity), born in Heinzendorf, Austria

1861 Confederate states' congress began holding sessions in Richmond, Virginia

1890 Snow and hail in Calais, Maine

1917 Pact of Corfu signed: Serbs, Croats & Slovenes form Yugoslavia

1919 Edmund Hillary,New Zealand explorer and mountaineer who was 1st to scale Mount Everest with Tenzing Norgay, born in Auckland, New Zealand

1923 Pancho Villa Mexican revolutionary general and guerrilla leader, murdered at 45

1933 Vatican state secretary Pacelli (Pius XII) signs the Reichskonkordat accord with Hitler's Nazi Germany

1934 118°F (48°C), Keokuk, Iowa (state record)

1938 Natalie Wood,American actress (Miracle on 34th Street; Gypsy; Rebel Without A Cause; West Side Story), born in San Francisco, California

1944 Adolf Hitler survives an assassination attempt led by German army officer Claus Von Stauffenberg

1944 Claus von Stauffenberg, German antifascist colonel, dies by firing squad at 36

1944 Ludwig Beck, German general (July 20th plot), executed 

1944 Mertz, German colonel (July 20th plotter), executed

1944 Werner von Haeffen, German lieutenant (July 20th plotter), executed

1944 Browns Nelson Potter is first pitcher suspended for throwing spitballs


1944 US President FDR nominated for an unprecedented fourth term at Democratic convention

1947 Carlos Santana,1947 Mexican-American rock guitarist born in Autlán de Navarro, Mexico

1956 US performs atmospheric nuclear Test at Bikini Island

1964 1st surfin' record to go #1-Jan & Dean's "Surf City", Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys wrote this song in collaboration with Jan Berry from Jan & Dean.

1965 Columbia records release Bob Dylan single "Like a Rolling Stone"

1965 18.18 inches (46.18 cm) of rainfall in Edgarton, Missouri (state 24-hour record)

1965 NY Yankee pitcher Mel Stottlemyre hits an inside-the-park grand slam at Yankee Stadium in 6-3 win over the Boston Red Sox

1973 White Sox Wilbur Wood starts and loses both games of a doubleheader with NY Yankees, 12-2, & 7-0

1973 Bruce Lee Hong Kong-American martial artist and actor, dies of a cerebral edema at 32

1975 Bruce Springteen and the E Street Band kick off the Born to Run Tour at the Palace Theatre in Providence, Rhode Island; Steven Van Zandt debuts as a full-fledged member of the group

1976 Hank Aaron hits his 755th and last home run off Angels pitcher Dick Drago

1980 Gisele Bündchen Brazilian supermodel, born in Horizontina, Brazil

1985 Divers find wreck of Spanish galleon Atocha

1994 Former NFL running back, broadcaster and actor O.J. Simpson offers $500,000 reward for evidence of ex-wife's klller

1995 The Regents of the University of California vote to end all affirmative action in the UC system by 1997.

2019 115°F (46.1°C), John Martin Dam, Colorado (state record)

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Re: OT - Weird History
« Reply #5295 on: Today at 12:43:53 PM »
Indeed, it was a very well done fake, they wanted realism to such a degree they filmed it on location.
The flag is clearly blowing in the breeze.

On the moon.

Fake.

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Re: OT - Weird History
« Reply #5296 on: Today at 12:49:10 PM »
That flag actually got blown over by a kind of wind and now is suppine.

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« Reply #5297 on: Today at 01:01:30 PM »
That flag actually got blown over by a kind of wind and now is suppine.

The flag in a studio in Hollywood got blown over somehow?  Weird.






(I'm kidding of course.  But this is the kind of thing I love to mention to my aerospace engineering friend who has dedicated his life's work to supporting the ISS at NASA.  Even though he knows I can't be serious, it still gets him worked up.  So much fun! :) )

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Re: OT - Weird History
« Reply #5298 on: Today at 01:18:58 PM »
The flag is clearly blowing in the breeze.

On the moon.

Fake.
Next thing you'll tell us it's not made of green cheese or the cow didn't jump over it either, sheez, some people's kids
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Re: OT - Weird History
« Reply #5299 on: Today at 01:29:17 PM »
Early studies of the electron set the stage for the quantum era | Knowable Magazine

In 1897 Thomson showed that the electric charge in the cathode rays was associated with a definite mass, establishing the electron as a particle. The ratio of this mass to the electric charge indicated that the unit of charge — the atom of electricity — was carried by a mass less than a thousandth the mass of the hydrogen atom.
“The assumption of a state of matter more finely subdivided than the atom of an element is a somewhat startling one,” Thomson admitted in announcing his findings in a lecture at the Royal Institution. Yet that was exactly what his experiment had demonstrated.
What’s more, Thomson showed that this particle was the same mass no matter what gas was used in the tube and no matter what element the cathode was made of.


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