I'm an MST alum and I remember when this car sat covered in the back of the Bureau of Mines building, slightly adjacent to the university's robotics team. Late 2007 or so. I was a Freshman. Uncovered/sat in the car many times; it was really nice! A year or two later I realized how big of a deal that car was and how…

I love how the tug is parked in there too!

Oh god that bolt in cage aaaaghhhh.

No McLarens? Methinks at least one of the withheld cars HAS to be an MP4/something! Right? RIGHT?!

The excuse at our university was for bicycle transport (impound.)

"Otto spelled backwards is Otto."

Thanks, Torch'!

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Turn the wheel the other way, please.

I don't believe this was Jason's handiwork. If it were, everything would point to 'Old Beetle.'

When the first set was tested in Huntsville, AL they broke windows all the way down in Birmingham!

For something so awesome this sure was a horribly produced video.

Yep! We used to have a piece on display in Huntsville, AL too. Pretty badly charred O2 tank or something.

Don't forget the $400 fine for littering that followed! The US never paid it, either. Way to go, America!

The Mercury spacesuit, a modified version of the Navy's MKIV high altitude flight suit, was only silver because it looked more futuristic.

Apollo 12 was struck by lightning and the mission was nearly aborted. While this video is a bit over dramatic and somewhat incorrect at times, it sums the event up quite well. The first YouTube comment explains it best;

Gus Grissom was a cheeky guy for naming his second capsule The Unsinkable Molly Brown, an obvious assertion that the sinking of Liberty Bell 7 was not his fault and that Gemini 3 wouldn’t end up at the bottom of the ocean as well. NASA didn’t share his sense of humor and requested him to change the name. He suggested…

Whoops! Disregard oxford. No list. It was early. Maybe I was seeing triple or something.

Oxford comma; optional in this case. :)

Exactly. If there was an impact, it was most likely a number of small fragments.