1. On October 29, 1969, the first connection of the Internet was made between the University of Utah and the Stanford Research Institute. The connection, then known as ARPANET, would pave the way for the modern-day Internet.

2. The Great Salt Lake Flood of 1983 began on October 29, when a massive storm hit northern Utah. Over the next few weeks, the flood caused extensive damage to homes, businesses, and farmland, ultimately costing $400 million in damages.

3. In 2002, the 19th Winter Olympics Committee was formed on October 29 in Salt Lake City. The committee was responsible for organizing the 2002 Winter Olympics, which were held in Utah and drew athletes from around the world.

4. On October 29, 1910, the highest recorded temperature in Utah history was recorded in St. George. The temperature hit 118 degrees Fahrenheit, a record that still stands to this day.

5. The Utah Museum of Natural History officially opened its doors on October 29, 1969. The museum, which is now known as the Natural History Museum of Utah, is home to a wide variety of exhibits and attractions related to Utah's natural history and culture.