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- The hand that drives us
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- Some contraptions need to be documented (even if, photographically, the picture is lousy)
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- S curve under the bridge
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- John & Malgosia
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- Malgosia & John
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- John & Malgosia
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- John & Malgosia
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- Malgosia
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- John
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- Pawel — 62 years old
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- Some of the artwork enjoyed at Rod’s Steakhouse
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- Malgosia & John
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- Malgosia & John
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- Two ducks on a frozen pond, next to an aeraiting fountain — I felt very sorry for them
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- Krysia
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- Malgosia & John
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- Krysia & Pawel
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- Malgosia, John & Krysia
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- Explore the Great Swamp
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- Take a tour of the Bell Labs Technology Showcase exhibition.
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- Scientific scribbles on the windows
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- Interactive whiteboard, to help you connect the dots
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- Authentic Telstar satelite, one of two other Telstar units that were built as back up satelites, but never used. Telstar was the world’s first active communication satelite, launched in July 1962.
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- Touch-Tone Telephone. In 1964, Bell Labs developed a telephone in which push-buttons and electronic tones replaced circular dials and electrical pulse dignaling. Extensive human factors tests were conducted to determine the best positions of the buttons to limit errors and maximize dialing speed.
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