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The Blue Angels, US Navy's flight demonstration squadron
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President Joe Biden sits for an interview with David Muir of ABC News
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President Joe Biden speaks at Flex LTD
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Technical service card reporting the first computer bug at Harvard University
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ENIAC computer was the first general-purpose electronic digital computer
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Edison's First Movie Machine, the Kinetoscope, was a Talkie
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Television tower at Alexandra Place in London, Aug. 17, 1936
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Television was shown for the first time in England
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Thomas Alva Edison, 1890, by Abraham Archibald Anderson
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The Cray Y 190A Supercomputer at the NASA Ames Research Center. March 1, 1990
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Room size computer at NASA's Ames Research Center. Feb. 16, 1990
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Robonaut hand (left), and a spacesuit-gloved human-hand
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Thomas Edison, American inventor and engineer in 1925
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Charles Francis Jenkins, American inventor, engineer, and television pioneer
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Nuclear reactor control panel for the manual operation of the control rods that regulate temperatures in the reactor
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John Logie Baird, Scottish engineer and one of the inventors of television
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1922 advertisement in the magazine
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Young woman working at the Atwater Kent Factory in North Philadelphia
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Workers assembling condensers at the Atwater Kent Factory in North Philadelphia
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Workers assembling radios at the Atwater Kent Factory in North Philadelphia, c. 1928-29
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Atwater Kent at the test table of his new $2 million radio factory in North Philadelphia
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A young couple equipped with a portable radio outfit dancing to a broadcasted fox trot
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Banquet scene with seated men holding listening devices to their ears, Washington D.C
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Ross Perot received 18.9% of the popular vote in the 1992 Presidential election
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German Soldier with field telephone in Northern France during World War 1
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German trench telephone station during World War 1, 1914-1915
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Norris Edwin Bradbury with the Gadget, the Trinity Device on July 15, 1945
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Physicists Norris Bradbury and Seth Neddermeyer with the Gadget, the Trinity Device
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View of a radar scope aboard the amphibious assault ship USS NASSAU
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U.S. Army Signal Corps using radar plotting board
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President Barack Obama and National Security Advisor Susan Rice at the US Mission in Havana
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B-52 aircraft releasing an Tomahawk air-launched cruise missile
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Officers at the console on the lower deck of a B-52
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US soldier launches a Raven unmanned aerial vehicle to conduct reconnaissance of insurgents attacking Patrol Base
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US Army soldier with an intelligence battalion recovers an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle following a mission over the Baqubah
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The Predator drone carries various sensors cameras and Hellfire missiles
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Predator drone an unmanned aircraft takes off from Balad Air Base Iraq Thursday June 12 2008
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An Air Force officer maneuvers an unmanned Predator reconnaissance airplane over Iraq by remote control at Balad Air
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An Air Force officer maneuvers an unmanned Predator reconnaissance airplane over Iraq by remote control at Balad Air
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U.S. sailors at a state of the art radar scope during World War 2
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Labor secretary William Doak and W
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CBS Radio engineers testing the mikes and controls before a coast-to-coast broadcast
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NBC Announcer Lambdin Kay playing the famous NBC chimes, ca. 1926-29. (BSLOC_2015_17_151)
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Broadcaster Graham McNamee won Radio Digest's 1925 Gold Cup Award for the World's Best Radio Announcer
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Graham McNamee of broadcasting 1924 World Series from Griffith Stadium
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Sports Journalist Grantland Rice using telephone microphone in the 1920s
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U.S. radar equipment on a pile of bricks during the Battle of the Bulge
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Herbert Hoover, Secretary of Commerce
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Herbert Hoover, Secretary of Commerce
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1950 Doppler radar antenna has metallic ears specially designed to detect how much the frequency of the returned signal
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Video telephone conversation between an Army Corporal in Centralia
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Cameras are tested on the television studio set before the program goes on the air
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At the end of the assembly line
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Woman watching a German television with a 14 x 18 centimeter screen
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Early television with a viewing mirror that reflects the image of an encased picture tube
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Color television is demonstrated at Radiolympia Exhibition in London. Sept 1949
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Television studio engineer gets several views of the image and use the complicated set of dials to control the tone
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Television chassis on an assembly line with women workers in a U
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Portable television in a New York City elevator, Oct. 5, 1949
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A television in the kitchen for the first broadcast of a cooking show in New York
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Henry Fonda plays to an audience of lights and television cameras from the Broadway stage
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The Telephonogramme was invented by Vital Gassmann
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The Telephonogramme in use of the streets of Paris
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A new radio telegraph recorder is able to capture Morse messages at 5
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President Coolidge with a loud-speaker equipped car to be used in his 1924 presidential campaign
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Tactical air control center operated by Marines at Hamhung
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Dr. V.K. Zworykin and Dr. James Hillier of RCA Laboratories at the electron microscope
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Bell Telephone Company introduced the push-button telephone in 1959 to replace the rotary dial phones
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Technicians working with room size IBM type 704 computer making calculations for aeronautical research
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Technicians in a nuclear reactor control room at NASA's Plum Brook Station in Sandusky
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Control room of the Wind Tunnel at Lewis Flight Propulsion Laboratory
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1949 computer used by rocket scientists at the Lewis Flight Propulsion Laboratory
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Television studio at the Annenberg School of Communications
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Russians looking at television sets at the American National Exhibition at Sokolniki Park in Moscow on August 5
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Mr. Televox, was designed by Westinghouse to promote an early remote control switching device
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Radar set SCR-268, used for controlling anti-aircraft gunfire
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Anthropomorphic robot capable of simulating human movements and bio-physiological responses
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A curious crowd surrounds a demonstration of television at RCA exhibit at 1939 World's Fair
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Antenna tower from which the first radar signal aimed at the moon was received back
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Satellite tracking antenna dish at Stanford University in Northern California, 2007
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50-foot dish antenna at Kennedy Space Center in 2006
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50-foot dish antenna at Kennedy Space Center in 2006
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An Iraqi police recruit holds his eye open for a retinal scan administered by a US Soldier in Mahmudiyah Iraq May 30
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An Iraqi candidate for the Sons of Iraq security force holds his eye open for a retinal scan administered by a US
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