MIT Science Reporter—"Underwater Photography" (1964)
6.5K views · Jan 20, 2016 · Education
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@Grub...187 · 3 years ago
Love this old stuff
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@hectorpascale1013 · 3 years ago
"drowning Stew" swimming style didn´t make it Olympic
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