This Day in TechNov. 7, 1905: Remote Control Wows PublicBy Randy AlfredNov. 2, 1947: Spruce Goose ... Or an Expensive Turkey?By Tony LongNov. 1, 1859: A Welcome Sight for Those in Peril Upon the SeaBy Tony LongOct. 31, 1951: We'll Cross That Street When We Come to ItBy Randy AlfredOct. 28, 1989: Critter Crunch, Mother of All Robot BattlesBy Chris BakerOct. 27, 1946: And Now a Few Words From Our SponsorBy Randy AlfredOct. 25, 1671: Cassini Spots a Two-Toned Saturnian MoonBy Tony LongOct. 24, 1960: Soviet Rocket Explodes, Killing Top Engineers, TechniciansBy Tony LongOct. 18, 1945: Red Spy Steals U.S. Atom Bomb SecretsBy Tony LongOct. 17, 1973: Angry Arabs Turn Off Oil SpigotBy Tony LongOct. 14, 1858: This History Might Ring a BellBy Randy AlfredOct. 13, 1972: Survival Instincts Put to the TestBy Tony LongOct. 12, 1928: Iron Lung, Savior to a GenerationBy Tony LongOct. 10, 1861: The Journey Begins for NansenBy Tony LongOct. 7, 1959: Luna 3's Images From the Dark SideBy Tony LongOct. 6, 1956: Sabin Polio Vaccine Ready to TestBy Randy AlfredOct. 5, 1986: Israel's Secret Nuke Arsenal ExposedBy Tony LongOct. 4, 1957: Soviets Put Man-Made Moon in Orbit!By Tony LongOct. 3, 1947: Birth of Palomar's 'Giant Eye'By Tony LongSept. 27, 1941: First Liberty Ship Launched, More to FollowBy Tony LongSept. 26, 1960: JFK, Nixon Open the Era of TV DebatesBy Tony LongSept. 23, 1846: Neptune Right Where They Said It Would BeBy Tony LongSept. 22, 1792: Day One of Revolutionary CalendarBy Randy AlfredSept. 21, 1937: The Hobbit Opens Up a Brave New WorldBy Tony LongMore Stories
