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  Masonic Lodge in Rodney, Mississippi
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  Abandoned Alston Grocery Store in Rodney, Mississippi
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  Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Rodney, Mississippi
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  Police Jury for St. Helena Parish
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  Ängelholm UFO memorial plaque
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  Treece, Kansas
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  Florence Irene Ford's grave, tombstone
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  Florence Irene Ford's grave, interior
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  US Route 66 Ribbon Road
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  A former neighborhood in Picher, Oklahoma, after the houses were gone
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  Former Picher, Oklahoma, Youth Soccer Field
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  Wooden boardwalk trail at Camp Salmen Nature Park
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  Port Gibson Oil Works
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  Portland Japanese Garden

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  A comparison of the Piri Reis map and the Cantino planisphere
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  The Piri Reis map with translations from Yusuf Akçura embedded
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  A comparison of Caribbean on the Piri Reis map, to Asia on the Erdapfel globe
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  Most popular open-source licenses
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  Most reported shapes of UFOs
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  Map of the Ottoman expedition to take Hormuz in 1552
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  Flux-cored arc welding (FCAW) diagram
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  Oxyfuel gas welding diagram
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  Shrinking zebro range based on historical documents and toponyms

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  Instead of repairing this bullet hole to look like a new wall, they restored it by embedding a replica cannonball
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  Comparison of dog (left) and human (right) vision
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  Actinote zikani

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  Schematic world map from a sixteenth century manuscript of al-Qazwini's Marvels of Creation (1530)
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  A traditional world map showing the Inhabited Quarter, or known world, including Africa (top), Asia (bottom-left), Europe (bottom-right), the Encircling Ocean, and Mount Qaf; from The Pearl of Wonders and the Uniqueness of Strange Things
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  Ibn al-Wardi's atlas of the world (1349)
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  Text from Cantino Planisphere
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  The 1945 Loyola Wolfpack championship team
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  Chollet yearbook photo
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  Leroy Chollet (center) defends a jumpshot
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  Photographs of the Chollet brothers in college
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  Photograph of Leroy Chollet from the Buffalo Evening News (1948)
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  Viking space probe awaiting recovery at White Sands
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  "Air Force personnel used stretchers and gurneys to pick up 200-pound dummies in the field and to move them in the laboratory." McAndrew, James (1997).
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  Project Mogul balloon train
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  Relative height of Project Mogul balloon train
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  The federal government used to drop these on sheep farms and recover them in ambulances.
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  Frank Scully uses his book about flying saucers to demonstrate how he believes they are powered via magnetism.
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  Grocery store in Rodney, Mississippi
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  A home photographed by Marion Post Wolcott
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  Rodney hotel in decline
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  Rodney hotel and store
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  General Ramey with Roswell debris
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  A lamplighter at work
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  "Wooding Up, Rodney, Mississippi" by Robert Brammer
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  Page from AW Faber Inc. Catalogue (1940)
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  Map of the Mississippi River from the mouth of Yazoo River to the southern part of Louisiana
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  Bird's-eye view of the Mississippi River
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  Explosion du bolide de quenngouck [Explosion of the Quenngouck bolide]
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  Skáholt map
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  Armstrong House in Britt, Iowa

• The full text of Piri Reis' Map at Wikisource
• Media related to 1981 Palisek D-pad patent at Wikimedia Commons
• Media related to They Knew Too Much About Flying Saucers newspaper ad at Wikimedia Commons
• Media related to Southern Telegraph, April 8, 1836, Rodney, Mississippi at Wikimedia Commons