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A 10,000-12,000 Year Old Glacial Boulder Inside A Regular Supermarket In Estonia.
Posted 18th Apr 2026u/Impressive-Gear7943
From deer antlers to ancient ink 2,000 years of genius in one process.
Posted 18th Apr 2026u/obilionse
She can guess the dance moves just by hearing the footwork!
Posted 17th Apr 2026u/drlouies
Asamkirche, better known as the Asam Church, is a Baroque church in Munich. It was built by a pair of brothers, sculptor Egid Quirin Asam and painter Cosmas Damian Asam, as their private church. Due to public pressure, the brothers were forced to make the church accessible to the public.
Posted 17th Apr 2026u/kirmadahoonmai
Breast milk under the microscope
Posted 18th Apr 2026u/Homunculus_316
The Dance of the Sage Grouse
Posted 18th Apr 2026u/kirmadahoonmai
A 1963 zoo exhibit that reflected viewers back at themselves.
Posted 17th Apr 2026u/EphemeralTypewriter
Bikaner Camel festival, India
Posted 17th Apr 2026u/Gloryhole77
750KCMIL 15KV Medium Voltage Cable
Posted 17th Apr 2026u/Double_Problem_1397
Interactive projection mapping… for cats.
Posted 17th Apr 2026u/Faaaaaaaaaaaah
The boy is debugging the response of the 3D cube to the sound. You can see that after the boy makes a sound, the 3D cube also makes a special effect of simulating sound waves.
Posted 17th Apr 2026u/Ok_Concentrate_9713
old dictionary i found at the thrift!
Posted 17th Apr 2026u/talkshiteatpussy
Love story in the Pampas: An Argentinian farmer planted more than 7,000 trees to form a giant 1 km guitar in honor of his late wife.
Posted 18th Apr 2026u/Pampa_of_Argentina
Hand of professional armwreslter Artur Makarov
Posted 17th Apr 2026u/Possible_Force8207
Workers standing beneath the massive propellers of the RMS Titanic during its construction, showing their true scale
Posted 17th Apr 2026u/My_Turnn
Armour presented to King James I by Tokugawa Hidetada. Possibly originally for Takeda Katsuyori and modified by Iwai Yozaemon for presentation in about 1610
Posted 18th Apr 2026u/jaystats2
IBM Selectric Typewriter Golf Ball mechanism
Posted 17th Apr 2026u/hellcat1592
This is how Paris looks from the Montparnasse monolith
Posted 17th Apr 2026u/permaban9
Everyone knows helium makes your voice sound higher… but have you ever heard what sulfur hexafluoride does?
Posted 18th Apr 2026u/ateam1984
Ceramic painters of Jingdezhen
Posted 16th Apr 2026u/kirmadahoonmai
The imperial Armor of Sultan Mustafa III of the Great Ottoman Empire
Posted 17th Apr 2026u/No_Summer_5052
Making of a handmade, wooden cricket bat from scratch.
Posted 17th Apr 2026u/Immediate-Rip4861
of a guy bagging and relocating a massive king cobra with minimal gear
Posted 18th Apr 2026u/ATonOfBricksFellOnMe
The most detailed image ever captured of a star’s surface and atmosphere (other than our Sun). Antares as seen by the Very Large Telescope Interferometer.
Posted 17th Apr 2026u/albusvercus
Toyota unveils basketball shooting robot with AI vision
Posted 16th Apr 2026u/designerlifela
Boston, Massachusetts turned an expressway into a long stretch of park called the greenway, by moving the expressway underground.
Posted 16th Apr 2026u/Much-Parsnip3399
Upclose shots of a rare pink emperor mantis
Posted 18th Apr 2026u/HeRmiTtttt
Cornflower root and roothairs growth timelapse by Wim van Egmond
Posted 17th Apr 2026u/kvjn100
A tourist encounters a bakery run by a deaf couple in the Himalayas, Nepal.
Posted 16th Apr 2026u/Shoe_boooo
Sun analemma above city of Skopje Macedonia.
Posted 17th Apr 2026u/Gjore
Owls cannot move their eyes at all. They're tube-shaped and fixed in the skull like telescopes. So evolution gave them 14 neck vertebrae instead of 7, backup arteries, and blood vessels that swell like sponges to prevent strokes during rotation. The result — a 270-degree head turn.
Posted 17th Apr 2026u/ElectronicBuy8105
After WWI, the German fleet sank their own ships at Scapa Flow so the British couldn’t take them. 52 ships went down in one day! The Brits were mad, but also kind of relieved they didn't have to share the fleet with Allies. Germany even made a medal to remember the "honor" of the sinking.
Posted 17th Apr 2026u/Hot_Layer_8110
Moisquito emerging from pupa
Posted 16th Apr 2026u/kvjn100
Scientists catch first-ever footage of Killer whales seen grooming each other with kelp
Posted 17th Apr 2026u/TheDaanVeer
Dolly The Two-Headed Cow (1936-1953). The world’s oldest cow with her condition, she lived to be 15 years old.
Posted 16th Apr 2026u/EphemeralTypewriter
The Qiantang river tide
Posted 16th Apr 2026u/Faaaaaaaaaaaah
The world’s largest passenger airliner, the Airbus A389-800 taking off behind an Airbus A320-200 at the Birmingham Airport
Posted 16th Apr 2026u/S30econdstoMars
Carving a cherry tree into a blue heron sculpture
Posted 17th Apr 2026u/youngster_96
Jacob Riis, a photographer who used newly-invented flash photography to document NYC's slums in his 1890 book. This book heavily influenced then-police-commissioner Theodore Roosevelt to establish reforms that set precedence for public health rights to this day.
Posted 16th Apr 2026u/lichpit
a frog that looks like a leaf
Posted 16th Apr 2026u/Zestyclose-Salad-290
The way this slug is traveling to the ground below
Posted 17th Apr 2026u/trance1g
1949, the O’Hare Family From Liverpool and Their 16 Children
Posted 16th Apr 2026u/GaGator43
A fully grown adult chameleon belonging to a new species discovered in 2024 'Brookesia Nofy', found in Madagascar
Posted 15th Apr 2026u/Sad-Kiwi-3789
Despite their size, Elephants can very easily get drunk with relative little alcohol because they can't metabolize it like humans. A handful of fermented fruits is enough in most cases
Posted 15th Apr 2026u/Electrical-Aspect-13
This was the Steam website in 2005
Posted 15th Apr 2026u/Sa4ath
Unique arched floodgates protect from typhoons and storm surges in Osaka, Japan
Posted 15th Apr 2026u/omgitsmint
Some web pages from the Web1 Era, when the internet used be fun and unique
Posted 16th Apr 2026u/truecakesnake
Why English is so hard to learn
Posted 15th Apr 2026u/Xx_Singh_xX
A neutron star (Vela pulsar) captured by Nasa's Chandra X-ray observatory
Posted 16th Apr 2026u/AstronomerBig8153
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