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by iconic i mean.. very recognizable and popular or classic and groundbreaking for the time.

this is mine.. Muhammad Ali vs Sonny Liston, May 25, 1965 by Neil Leifer
http://digitaljournalist.org/issue0201/nl01.htm

I'm not entirely sure why. I just love it. I don't even like sports that much.

I am a softee when it comes to space exploration....

http://www.nasa.gov/images/content/346593main … 3_full.jpg

My brother managed to convince my parents (ok, that's not so hard) that the moon landing was faked. :(

but nixon was republician. they don't trust nixon's word?

i'm hoping your brother was joking

He isn't.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1968_Olympics_Bl … wer_salute

The mythbusters busted the moon mythers. Great episode to give to the folks if you want to deprogram them. Also the LRO has high res pics of the landing sites for a bunch of the apollo missions. I mean... really? who the hell can argue with that evidence?

asemi: we have a statue of that on campus :D

"San José State University honored former students Smith and Carlos with a twenty-two foot high statue of their protest in 2005.[13] In January 2007, History San José opened a new exhibit called Speed City: From Civil Rights to Black Power, covering the San Jose State University athletic program "from which many student athletes became globally recognized figures as the Civil Rights and Black Power movements reshaped American society."[14]"

nny: eclipse of Saturn from Cassini, with Earth in the rings.

http://member.ipmu.jp/brian.powell/Saturn_eclipse.jpg

I think we've talked about this on here before :).

> The mythbusters busted the moon mythers. Great episode to give to the folks if you want to deprogram them. Also the LRO has high res pics of the landing sites for a bunch of the apollo missions. I mean... really? who the hell can argue with that evidence?

Thanks nny! I'm gonna show 'em.