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The first photo on the web

July 18, 1992: The First Photo Uploaded to the Web, of CERN’s All-Girl Science Rock Band | Brain Pickings
Love and science set to song, from quarks to colliders.In 1990, shortly before a CERN physicist subverted gender and science stereotypes

Did you know the first photo on the web was of a female rock band? Specifically, a nerdy band that sang songs about quarks, antimatter, and the Large Hadron Collider? Now you do.

(thanks to Casey for sending this in!)

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