Some people were convinced that this photo taken by Viking 1 was a sure sign of life on planet X. Which planet? (Later imagery like 2 disproved it though)

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What is this?

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Guest question from %gqh% raklodramA. Thanks sire!

Identify and connect.

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Continuing from the previous question.

C created a famous programming language D, initially intended as a way to teach students structured programming. But it also became popular for production. D, named after a french mathematician, was the primary high level language used in the development of E.

E was an iconic PC that was, unfortunately, a commercial failure. Some say that E was named for its creator’s daughter. (Incidentally, one particular B from A is primarily found on E and its descendents :) )

The GUI of E was influenced by another iconic PC in development at that time - F. The creators of E paid a visit to the place where F was being created and spent a while figuring out how to make things work.

D, E and F, please, for one point in total.
C created a famous programming language D, initially intended as a way to teach students structured programming. But it

also became popular for production. D, named after a french mathematician, was the primary high level language used in the

development of E.

E was an iconic PC that was, unfortunately, a commercial failure. Some say that E was named for its creators daughter.

(Incidentally, one particular B from A is primarily found on E and its descendents :) )

The GUI of E was influenced by another iconic PC in development at that time - F. The creators of E paid a visit to the place where F was being created and spent a while figuring out how to make things work.

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Plain text question -

A was designed by Tom Knight at MIT. One of the most influential devices of its kind, it had seven Bs. Bs, though they seem to have something to do with carbon molecules, were actually named after Swiss computer scientist C. A few of the Bs from A live on today.

Just fill in A, **B **and **C **to get one point.

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Where can you find this clock?

Happy 4th of July to our American readers!

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Identify the device. The image should have all the clues you need.

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Non-serious question for today. What did I ask below (blanked out)?

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This collection caused quite some buzz a year or so ago - as much for its business model as for its content!

No need to identify each, just name the collection

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Sitter for the day (kinda making up for the delay, I guess?). What is this a map of? This is not an exhaustive list.

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