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What is the Wayback Machine?


Have you ever seen this on your computer?









That is the Wayback Machine!





Here's a example of using it:





Your teacher asks you to get the oldest version of the PBS Kids website. But you don't know how! So, you type in https://pbskids.org into the first text box, go to it from October 13, 1999, and there! Slideshow below: (P.S. I can't get to it from then)









Now, where is the Wayback Machine? It's at web.archive.org!


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  1. Gage SteensenSeptember 1, 2019 at 7:54 AM

    The way back machine website really works!!! We found my old website that I created way back in college.

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  2. tommys6September 1, 2019 at 7:59 AM

    Thank you! Do you want to find it again? I can send you a link!

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