The home of Deion Sanders in Prosper, Texas.

Contributed by Andy VanGuilder.

Clever use of a water tower - a golf ball on a tee at a golf resort in South Texas.

Contributed by Steve Phillips.

Here’s a very interesting moment caught in time - a house fire in Richardson, Texas. By clicking around the different directional views you can see not only the different stages of the fire, but also what the home looked like before this terrible event occured.

Before the fire

Stages of Fire

After the fire

Contributed by Andy VanGuilder.

This Texas Shaped Wave Pool is at Six Flags Fiesta in San Antonio, TX.

Contributed by Kevin and TexasAndroid.

The architectural sculptor Robert Bruno built his Steel House in Lubbock, TX. [steel house website]

Contributed by Kevin.

These are two of NASA’s KC-135s at Ellington Field in Houston, TX and another in the Pima Air Museum in Tucson, AZ used for its Reduced Gravity Research Program 1995 and 2004. NASA prefers the nickname Weightless Wonder for public relations reasons. [wikipedia link]

Contributed by Kevin.

Continuing with the planes in flight theme, here are several great shots of military aircraft caught in flight:

C-5 Galaxy, the largest American made airplane, flying into San Antonio, TX.

KC-134 Stratotanker flying into Mesa, AZ.

C-130 Hercules flying into Fort Worth, TX.

C-130 Hercules flying out of Mesa, AZ.

C-130 Hercules landing at Palmdale, CA.

And two consecutive shots of the same C-130 Hercules approaching Palmdale, CA.

Contributed by PDunn and Parabellum.

Here are a few space shuttle mock-ups and models around the US.

This one is mounted along side the largest wind tunnel in the world at NASA’s Ames Research Center at Moffett Field, CA.

Another can be found in a field near the Palmdale Skunkworks plant.

Another can be seen behind the Houston Space Center.

The last is part of the Astronaut Ellison S. Onizuka Memorial in Los Angeles, CA.

Contributed by Kevin.

Here we see four orcas bellying up to the edge of their holding tanks during feeding time at MarineLand in San Antonio, TX.

Contributed by Kevin.

The Alamo is the name of former mission and fortress compound, now a museum, in San Antonio, Texas, United States. The compound was built by the Spanish Empire in the 18th century. After its later abandonment as a mission, it was used as a fortress in the 19th century and was the scene of several military actions, including most notably the 1836 Battle of the Alamo, one of the pivotal battles between the forces of the Republic of Texas and Mexico during the Texas Revolution. [wikipedia link]

Contributed by Kevin