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Today in STEM History - 21 July 1969, Astronaut Neil Armstrong took his historic "one small.step for a man, one giant leap for mankind" onto the lunar surface. It was a monumental leap for.science, technology, and our collective human spirit culminating years of scientific.

#MoonLanding anniversary! We celebrate the giant leap for mankind that inspired generations.to reach for the stars. #stem #stemforkids

#PyréolophoreDay! Today in 1807, the world's first internal combustion engine took a historic.boat trip! .#stem #stemforkids

Today in STEM History - 19 July 1977, the world's first ever Global Positioning System (GPS).signal was successfully transmitted from Navigation Technology Satellite 2 (NTS-2) marking the.dawn of GPS navigation. #stemeducation #stemactivities #teachers #teachingtips #stemhistory.

#GPSDay! Celebrating the 1977 launch of the first GPS #stem #stemforkids

Today in STEM History - 18 July 2015, eBay, the online auction giant, announced the spin-off of.its subsidiary, PayPal, into a separate publicly traded company shifting the landscape of online.commerce. PayPal, formed in 2000 through a merger with Elon Musk's.

#EBAYandPAYPALsplit! Today in 2015, these e-commerce titans went their separate ways. Did.it benefit them? #stem #stemforkids

Today in STEM History - 17 July 1975, the Apollo and Soyuz spacecraft, symbols of two.superpowers in a decades-long space race, docked in orbit, paving the way for international.cooperation in space. #SpaceHistory #InternationalCooperation .#stemeducation #stemactivities.

The historic mission that united nations in space! .#stem #stemforkids

Today in STEM History - 16 July 1945, the United States successfully detonated the first.plutonium-based atomic bomb, codenamed "Trinity" demonstrating the feasibility of atomic.bombs, and paving the way for their use in World War II. The Manhattan Project, while focused.on.

Trinity started the atomic age. How has the development of nuclear weapons impacted the.world? .#stem #stemforkids

Today in STEM History - 15 July 1928, the Enigma machine, a revolutionary electro-mechanical.cipher device, was introduced into the German Army playing a crucial role in World War II. It.fueled developments in cryptography and stands as a testament to both human ingenuity in.

#EnigmaDay! How did codebreaking impact WWII? #stem #stemforkids

Today in STEM History - 14 July 1951, Ferrari, the iconic Italian marque, claimed its first victory.in Formula One racing at the British Grand Prix defeating the dominant Alfa Romeo. Formula.One racing relies heavily on STEM fields of mechanical engineering, aerodynamics and.

#F1History! Celebrating 73 years since Ferrari's first Grand Prix win! .#stem #stemforkids

Today in STEM History - 13 July 1956, the first-ever conference on Artificial Intelligence took.place at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire. The workshop formally established AI as a field,.secured funding, and sparked research that continues today. Their initial optimism about.

Happy Birthday, AI! The spark ignited at Dartmouth in 1956 continues to shape our world. #stem #stemforkids

Today in STEM History - 12 July 1950, German engineer Konrad Zuse completed and delivered.the Z4 computer, the world's first commercial computer. The Z4 was a significant innovation. #stemeducation #stemactivities.#teachers #teachingtips #stemhistory #education #childcare #Z4.

#FirstCommercialComputer that brought computers from scientific labs to businesses.everywhere! #stem #stemforkids

Today in STEM History - 11 July 2017, Microsoft declared the immediate end of support for.Windows Phone, its ambitious attempt to challenge Android and iOS dominance. #stemeducation #stemactivities #teachers #teachingtips #stemhistory #education.#childcare #AndroidvsiOS.