First Moon Landing
Some of them said we would never be able to do it, but critics and naysayers were proved wrong when Neil Armstrong landed on the moon on that fateful day back in 1969. This picture was proof that there was more to human existence than our experiences on our home planet. Proudly displaying the American flag, the beautiful shot also ended the competitive race where various countries (including Russia) were trying to reach this elusive milestone first.
First Moon Landing
Back To The 19th Century
You don’t see an amazing picture like this these days without some form of editing done to please the masses on social media. In this rare picture, a native American man is seen peering out over the railway tracks in Nevada. The shot, which shows the vast landscape in the area at the time, dates back to 1868, and is now a precious reminder of a simple time in the history of the world.
Back To The 19th Century
