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The WLW/700 tower in Mason, Ohio.
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Astronomer David Olson of Texas State University suggests that the bright orange sky in Edvard Munch’s “The Scream” is likely owed to debris in the atmosphere produced by the 1883 eruption of the Krakatoa volcano.
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Source: XER – THE KING OF THE BORDER BLASTERS, by By John Schneider, W9FGH, in World Radio Historian For a few decades in the last century, some of the most influential radio heard in the United States came from Mexico, where transmitter powers were essen…
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The iconic and mostly working tunnel between Concourses B and C at O’Hare, shot Saturday on my half-hour run between distant gates.
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KXNT’s four-tower transmitter is in the center of this photo, across the Great Basin Highway to the left (southwest) of the solar farm, and northwest of I-15, which runs across the bottom.
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There have long been ways for farmers to make money with their land without farming.
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The towers transmitting the directional signals of AM stations WMCA/570 and WNYC/820.
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Discarded analog televisions, shot by a Cambridge, Massachusetts sidewalk on November 23, 2010.
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Who needs humans?
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“All we know is it’s dark down there.”
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The red and white “Walnut Grove Tower” or “Transtower” was built for several Sacramento TV stations.
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WART radio, along the tracks beside the French Broad River in Marshall, NC.