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Description: Margaret Hamilton was the Director of the Software Engineering Division of the MIT Instrumentation Laboratory, which developed on-board flight software for the Apollo space program. She’s pictured here in 1969 standing next to the navigation software that she and her MIT team produced for the Apollo project.

Description: Science 3d typography with rainbow effect

Description: Science 3d typography with rainbow effect

Description: Satan 3d typography with rainbow effect

Description: Satan 3d typography with rainbow effect

Description: 'My battery is low and it's getting dark': Mars Opportunity rover's last message home. Farewell, little rover.

Description: Why watch one episode when you can watch a whole season?

Description: Help!!! I'm an ice-cream floating in space. I'm screaming but no one can hear me.

Description: Hitchcock’s classic silhouette made up of all his major movies.

Description: Time And Relative Dimension In Space

Description: Wear your heart on your bookshelf

Description: I heart ramen!

Description: Amazing scientists who have popularised science.

Description: A whole planet of bacon and eggs... yes please!

Description: I Be-leaf In You

Description: An American Werewolf in London art poster

Description: Cute kawaii of a very excited cup of coffee

Description: The best stories are the ones you read under the covers as a kid.

Description: The little friend who helps us face the day ahead.

Description: Next time you’re having a bad day in work, just think of this little guy. He’s still smiling.

Description: There’s a man called The Doctor. He lives on a cloud in the sky, and all he does, all day, every day, is to stop all the children in the world ever having bad dreams.

Description: You’re never too warm for a blanket.

Description: This is your world, you're the creator...

Description: Hey, I’m the toughest slice in New York. YOU WANNA PIZZA ME!!!

Description: Wake up with a smile on your face.

Description: Science is awesome. I’m atomant about that.

Description: Women who have changed the world of science and the world in general… although they weren’t always recognised for it.