an animated skeleton in a looping walk cyclean animated skeleton in a looping walk cycle

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Do not fear the machine.

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I encourage you to answer the questions these photos raise by using a reverse image search engine. Personally, my go-to reverse image search engine is Tineye.com.

I'll be adding to this page as I stumble upon more NASA photos I can't stop thinking about. Or hopefully as I find the others I frequently think of but haven't yet tracked down. There's one from the Gemini program I'm losing my mind trying to track down, I know it's real I swear because I did a painting based on it!

This file is titled space underscore newt. And it is a newt on the international space station held in a jig by an astronaut taking notes.archival black and white NASA photo of very serious looking doctors holding baby chimpanzeesA telephoto lens picture compressing a great deal of distance showing a foreground frog being thrown in the air by the force of a rocket launch in the background