Recently on
Modern Mechanix we looked at this nifty
wrist watch camera from 1939 that holds enough film for 36 photos, an odd cure for
hay fever, a
shipboard kennel located in a false funnel on the ocean liner Normandie , another "compact"
hearing aid that isn't so compact, a 1914 amphibious vehicle called the
Hidromobile that bares a striking resemblance to a clog and a tubby, well dressed
robot that can dance. From 1939 we learned what Popular Mechanics thought a stay on
Mars would be like, and Mechanix Illustrated asks the frightening question: "
Will Polar Waves Swamp America?" along with some awesome illustrations in case the headline didn't sufficiently scare you.
Recently on Modern Mechanix we looked at this nifty wrist watch camera from 1939 that holds enough film for 36 photos, an odd cure for hay fever, a shipboard kennel located in a false funnel on the ocean liner Normandie , another "compact" hearing aid that isn't so compact, a 1914 amphibious vehicle called the Hidromobile that bares a striking resemblance to a clog and a tubby, well dressed robot that can dance. From 1939 we learned what Popular Mechanics thought a stay on Mars would be like, and Mechanix Illustrated asks the frightening question: "Will Polar Waves Swamp America?" along with some awesome illustrations in case the headline didn't sufficiently scare you.
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