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The discovery of petroleum jelly

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Model of the Mars 3 lander.

The first successful soft landing on Mars

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Philip Henry Gosse.
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Gosse gets the ocean home

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Edward Jenner vaccinating his young child, held by Mrs. Jenner. Coloured engraving also shows a maid roll up her sleeve, while a man stands outside holding a cow.
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When vaccination was born

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Model of a Telstar satellite on display at a museum.
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Telstar 2 has a tale of its own

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Element number 101, mendelevium, is named after Dmitry Mendeleev, the man behind the periodic table.
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Making mendelevium, one atom at a time

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The Atlas-Agena-4 boosted the Ranger IV spacecraft for the first U.S. lunar impact.
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Ranger 4 romps into the moon

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An artist’s rendering of the Parker Solar Probe, which now holds the record for the closest approach to the sun. For over 40 years, that record was held by Helios-B.
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Helios-B’s march to the sun

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The Original Seven Mercury astronauts pose at NASA Langley Research Center in this undated NASA handout file photo. Back row from left to right are: Alan Shepard, Virgil “Gus” Grissom and L. Gordon Cooper; front row: Walter Schirra, Donald “Deke” Slayton, John Glenn and Scott Carpenter.
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When America met its Original Seven astronauts

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An artist’s impression of the SNAP-10A/ Agena-SNAPSHOT configuration
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SNAP-10A, the world’s first operational nuclear reactor in space

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Likely clicked on March 26, 1840 from the rooftop observatory at New York University, this photograph by John Draper is among the oldest surviving photos of the moon.
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The oldest surviving photographs of the moon

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The Aboriginal and Australian national flags fly together on the Sydney Harbour Bridge on January 24, 2023, in Sydney, Australia. Australia Day, formerly known as Foundation Day, is the official national day of Australia and is celebrated annually on January 26 to commemorate the arrival of the First Fleet to Sydney in 1788.
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The making of the Sydney Harbour Bridge

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Lee de Forest with an early piece of projection equipment, circa 1935.
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De Forest displays Phonofilm to the world

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Portrait of Tycho Brahe.

The life and times of Tycho Brahe

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