This year the Wayback Machine turns 20! And we've been archiving web pages since 1996. Many don't realize that the Wayback Machine captures more than just screenshots! It's a complex set of tools. Our intern, University of Southern California computer science student Bridget Bell, lifts up the hood & gives you a look at how the #WaybackMachine actually works. Take it for a spin yourself: https://web.archive.org | Internet Archive

In 1996, a young computer scientist BrewsterKahle set out to create a digital Library of Everything. Today the Internet Archive is turning 25. From Day One our mission has never changed: providing Universal Access to All Knowledge. Go way back with us through time: https://anniversary.archive.org/ | Internet Archive

📖 Just about every day, somewhere in the world an Internet Archive staffer such as Eliza is digitizing a book. We scan about 3000 books a day. This year we digitized our 6 millionth book. You can borrow these books for free, from anywhere in the world. Won't you chip in to support our nonprofit library? https://archive.org/donate/?origin=fb-eoy2021 | Internet Archive