“You are here.”
A predecessor (ancient Scottish origin) to the modern GPS positioning and direction system. It was limited to locating only one place at a time.

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Solar concentrator for snow removal. Look! It's already working!

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In the earliest industrial days of the Empire, travel on ice worlds such as Hoth was made more efficient by the use of expandable skates like this recently discovered example. This design persisted through a thousand years of transportation evolution to influence modern X-wing fighters.

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I saw this happen in person many years ago. It was an impressive sight. The only regret I had was for some foreign visitors who missed their only chance to see the canyon's famous views after traveling so far.

If you are fascinated by this, you might want to look up information about the Throat Singers of Tuva and Mongolia, where this form of singing is part of their ancient cultural heritage. Also, there is a marvelous film on the subject called "Genghis Blues," that follows a blind American singer to Tuva to share his love for this form and compete in one of their singing contests. It's very uplifting!

"Oh, God! Where is my gun? The little creep is getting away!"

It is little known that in Victorian England, a secret Royal Project used a giant cannon to launch a mouse and successfully landed it in this tiny craft upon the Moon. The reinforced barrel ship was recovered, but, alas, the mouse had decided to stay behind for the cheese.

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Emerging from beyond the Gates of Deeper Slumber, we find H. P. Lovecraft's malignant, hideous, and nefandous eldritch pie crust crimper. Do not ask what is in the pie.
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Naturally, I would like "Canned Octopus" in black, XL.

A fine folk art example of an Italian spaghetti harvester. Just run the serrated scoop through the spaghetti trees to remove the ripe pasta.

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In the early 70s, before there was a Sony Walkman or digital music players, there was this handheld portable audio cassette player prototype that could hold six tapes at once. Test listeners reveled in their new ability to hear Harry Nilsson's “Coconut” and, with just the push of a metal button, switch tapes to hear Lobo's “Me and You and a Dog Named Boo.”

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Spongebob's comb!

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This custom leveling unit is used by big bankers and other one-percenters to make certain they retain the advantage of an unlevel playing field.

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There's only one of these. It's the prototype for the 1961 Oldsmobile Cutlass, with custom gear shift.

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Megatron's pocket knife takes the form of a buzzsaw, which he uses to open up small items like cars. This old rusty one was lost in battle. Peace through tyranny!

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Computers are older than many originally thought. This ancient Roman USB thumb drive was recently discovered, alongside the scattered remains of an iron abacus.
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