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This Day In History
Feb 1 2003
The space shuttle Columbia breaks up at 8am CST during reentry over Texas. All seven crew members are lost

Feb 1 1994
An oil pipeline near the Russian city of Usinsk bursts spilling between 200,000 and 300,000 tons of hot crude oil onto the Arctic permafrost.

Feb 1 1992
Bert Parks, eternal host of Miss America Pageant, dies

Feb 1 1984
The Hewlett-Packard HP75D handheld BASIC computer with barcode reader was introduced

Feb 1 1979
Forces led by Khomeini take over Iran

Feb 1 1977
Over a hundred people die in blizzards in the North East

Feb 1 1976
Werner Karl Heisenberg, mathematician and physicist known for his Uncertainty Principle, dies at the age of 74

Feb 1 1968
A major Vietcong offensive against Hue

Feb 1 1966
Buster Keaton, comedian and film actor, dies

Feb 1 1954
First TV soap, 'Secret Storm', first airs

Feb 1 1944
Piet Mondrian, abstract painter, co-founder of the De Stijl group, dies

Feb 1 1942
Vidkun Quisling is made premier of Norway

Feb 1 1941
U-boats adopted a new cipher system codenamed Triton by adding an additional rotor to their enigma machines. The new cipher would not be broken until the end of the year

Feb 1 1935
Water begins backing up at Hoover Dam

Feb 1 1924
The Soviet Union recognizes the British government

Feb 1 1922
Prince Yamagata, military leader and prime minister of Japan, dies

Feb 1 1903
Sir George Gabriel Stokes, British mathematician and physicist, dies

Feb 1 1893
Thomas Edison finishes constructing his motion picture studio in West Orange, New Jersey

Feb 1 1878
George Cruikshank, illustrator and caricaturist, dies

Feb 1 1873
Matthew Fontaine Maury, American oceanographer who wrote 'The Physical Geography of the Sea', dies

Feb 1 1865
Mt Etna in Sicily erupts

Feb 1 1851
Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, author of Frankenstein, dies

Feb 1 1840
A massacre of Jews begins in Damascus after a Greek priest disappears

Feb 1 1650
Rene Descartes, philosopher and mathematician, dies

Birthdays
Feb 1 1965
Brandon Lee, martial arts expert and son of Bruce Lee

Feb 1 1954
Billy Mumy, actor who played Will Robinson in the TV series 'Lost in Space'

Feb 1 1937
Don Everly, of the Everly Brothers

Feb 1 1931
Boris Yeltsin, Russian president

Feb 1 1908
George Pal, film director known for special effects, is born in Hungary

Feb 1 1904
Sidney Joseph Perelman, American author

Feb 1 1902
Langston Hughes, poet

Feb 1 1901
Clark Gable, actor

Feb 1 1895
John Ford, film maker