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<n>Keanu Reeves</n> in a still from the 1990 film <n>Tune in Tomorrow...</n>, directed by <n>Jon Amiel</n>.

A 1993 portrait of <n>Tupac Shakur</n> by photographer <n>Dana Lixenberg</n> for <n>Vibe Magazine</n>.

<n>J. Robert Oppenheimer</n> and <n>Albert Einstein</n> in Princeton, 1947. Photo by <n>Alfred Eisenstaedt</n>.

Boxer <n>Muhammad Ali</n> training in London ahead of his 1966 fight with Henry Cooper. Photo by <n>Terry Fincher</n>.

Film director <n>Christopher Nolan</n> photographed for the Jul/Aug 2023 issue of <n>WIRED</n>.

<n>Apollo 11</n> crew <n>Michael Collins</n>, <n>Neil Armstrong</n>, and <n>Buzz Aldrin</n> with a lunar module simulator, 1969. Photo by <n>NASA</n>.

A multiple exposure of inventor <n>Nikola Tesla</n>, used as cover art for <n>Jay Electronica</n>'s <n>Exhibit A</n>.

Physicist <n>Richard Feynman</n> giving a lecture at <n>CERN</n> in 1970.

A 1988 photograph of <n>Steve Jobs</n>, chairman of <n>NeXT, Inc.</n>, in Palo Alto. Photo by <n>Doug Menuez</n>.

Boxer <n>Muhammad Ali</n> at his training camp in 1977, photographed by <n>Michael Brennan</n>.

<n>Muhammad Ali</n> taunts <n>Sonny Liston</n> after a first-round knockout in 1965. Photo by <n>Neil Leifer</n>.

<n>Arnold Schwarzenegger</n> takes a ballet lesson from dancer <n>Marianne Claire</n> in 1976. Photo by <n>Globe Photos</n>.

<n>Albert Einstein</n> lecturing on the Theory of Relativity at the <n>Collège de France</n> in Paris, 1922.

A 1984 portrait of <n>Steve Jobs</n> with an <n>Apple Macintosh</n> computer, photographed by <n>Norman Seeff</n>.

Artist <n>Pablo Picasso</n> in his studio. Photo by <n>Alexander Liberman</n>, 1954.

Theoretical physicist <n>Albert Einstein</n> at Princeton University. Photo from <n>Album</n> / <n>akg-images</n>.

Physicist and chemist <n>Marie Curie</n> in her laboratory, c. 1905.

<n>Steve Jobs</n> in his Palo Alto home office, 2004. Photo by <n>Diana Walker</n> for <n>Time Magazine</n>.

Formula 1 drivers <n>Lewis Hamilton</n> and <n>George Russell</n>.

Software engineer <n>Margaret Hamilton</n> with the <n>Apollo Guidance Computer source code</n> in 1969. Photo by <n>Draper Laboratory</n>.