My Dumb Little Brain Just Got Completely Blown After I Saw These 60 Absolutely Fascinating Pictures For The First Time Last Month Posted by Dave Stopera Last Updated: November 2, 2023 My Dumb Little Brain Just Got Completely Blown After I Saw These 60 Absolutely Fascinating Pictures For The First Time Last Month 1. This is what Antarctica looks like from the window of a plane: 2. Hummingbird eggs are very, very small: 3. This is what a minimum security prison in Norway looks like: 4. Baby owls sleep facedown, on their stomachs: 5. This is roughly how many passenger trains there are in the USA compared with Europe: 6. This is how big a size 18 shoe is compared with a can of soda: 7. This is what a sunset looks like from space: 8. The original plan for Mount Rushmore included the bodies of the four presidents: 9. This is how large the biggest seed on the planet, the double coconut seed, is compared with a person: 10. This is what a $100 bill looked like in 1977, 2003, and 2017: 11. The names for “book worm” in different languages are incredible: 12. This is how big an average sized human is compared to a bunch of different bears and, just for fun, the tallest man who ever lived, Robert Wadlow: 13. This is what the “American section” to a Polish grocery store looks like: 14. This is what Mount Everest looks like from the window of a plane: 15. Hedges can be absolutely massive: 16. And bolts, my boy? Bolts can be absolutely gigantic: 17. This is how big a battleship, specifically the USS Iowa, is compared to a normal-sized boat: 18. Speaking of which, submarines are also really, really big: 19. One panel of glass survived the 9/11 World Trade Center attacks. This is it: 20. This is the last meal Richard Nixon ate in the White House before he resigned. Pineapple, cottage cheese, and a glass of milk: 21. This exhibit shows what happens to marble over time if people are allowed to stick their grubby little paws all over it: 22. This is what the REST of a fire hydrant looks like: 23. This is how big Antarctica is compared to the United States: 24. This is the death mask of Sir Isaac Newton: 25. Thomas Edison’s last breath was captured and now resides in a museum: 26. This is what the Oval Office looks like completely empty: 27. This is what North Sentinel Island, home to one of the world’s last uncontacted peoples, looks like from above: 28. This is what a tumbleweed looks like before, well, it tumbles: 29. This is Travis Gienger and his award-winning 2,749-pound pumpkin that won the 50th annual World Championship Pumpkin Weigh-Off: 30. This is what the fossilized skin imprint of a dinosaur looks like: 31. Remember Nickelodeon Studios? Slime Time Live and all that jazz? Well, this is what it looks like today: 32. This is the check for $7,200,000 that the USA sent to Russia to purchase Alaska in 1867: 33. This picture, taken by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope, shows what a dying star looks like: 34. This is what the painting directly across from the Mona Lisa looks like: 35. This is a tiny, pill-size camera that you swallow so that doctors can get a…well, a very intimate look at your digestive system: 36. This is what a cabinet full of uranium glass looks like under UV light: 37. This is what the “hand” of a manatee looks like: 38. This is the first picture ever taken of an image broadcast on television: 39. These are the “Stairs of Death,” an extremely steep staircase located in Peru’s Huayna Picchu: 40. This picture, from the 1980 Moscow Olympics, shows a number of performers making a human torch: 41. There’s an underwater ancient Roman city that you can dive to and explore: 42. Stoplights but for u-turns exist: 43. This the Brewster armor suit, one of the first fully functional suits of body armor designed for World War I combat: 44. You can move an entire house with a truck: 45. This is Lonnie Johnson, inventor of the Super Soaker, enjoying his invention: 46. During the Battle of Britain in World War II, cows were painted with bright white paint to stop cars from hitting them during the nightly blackouts: 47. Couches, my friend…couches can be really, really big: 48. This picture, from 1930, shows a plane flying over the old city of Baghdad, Iraq: 49. There are a whole bunch of trees on Earth that were planted with seeds that flew to the moon on Apollo 14: 50. This is how England’s A303 road evolved over time: 51. This is what a lion’s fang looks like compared to a cat’s fang: 52. This map, from 1507, is the first map to ever label America as “America”: 53. The different ways to say something like “it’s the bees knees” in different languages are incredible: 54. This is what the inside of a grenade looks like: 55. This is the difference between modern-day corn and its pre-domesticated form: 56. In sad news, the world’s oldest dog, 31-year-old Bobi, passed away last month: 57. This is what an authentic, mint condition Woodstock 1969 ticket looks like: 58. This is Franz Reichelt sporting a homemade parachute suit that he was confident would save him if he jumped off the Eiffel Tower: 59. This is apparently an eighth grade test from 1912. Are you passing it? 60. Some scallops have a ton of tiny little blue eyes: And, finally, this is what a one ton block of cheese looks like: Source link
1. This is what Antarctica looks like from the window of a plane: 2. Hummingbird eggs are very, very small: 3. This is what a minimum security prison in Norway looks like: 4. Baby owls sleep facedown, on their stomachs: 5. This is roughly how many passenger trains there are in the USA compared with Europe: 6. This is how big a size 18 shoe is compared with a can of soda: 7. This is what a sunset looks like from space: 8. The original plan for Mount Rushmore included the bodies of the four presidents: 9. This is how large the biggest seed on the planet, the double coconut seed, is compared with a person: 10. This is what a $100 bill looked like in 1977, 2003, and 2017: 11. The names for “book worm” in different languages are incredible: 12. This is how big an average sized human is compared to a bunch of different bears and, just for fun, the tallest man who ever lived, Robert Wadlow: 13. This is what the “American section” to a Polish grocery store looks like: 14. This is what Mount Everest looks like from the window of a plane: 15. Hedges can be absolutely massive: 16. And bolts, my boy? Bolts can be absolutely gigantic: 17. This is how big a battleship, specifically the USS Iowa, is compared to a normal-sized boat: 18. Speaking of which, submarines are also really, really big: 19. One panel of glass survived the 9/11 World Trade Center attacks. This is it: 20. This is the last meal Richard Nixon ate in the White House before he resigned. Pineapple, cottage cheese, and a glass of milk: 21. This exhibit shows what happens to marble over time if people are allowed to stick their grubby little paws all over it: 22. This is what the REST of a fire hydrant looks like: 23. This is how big Antarctica is compared to the United States: 24. This is the death mask of Sir Isaac Newton: 25. Thomas Edison’s last breath was captured and now resides in a museum: 26. This is what the Oval Office looks like completely empty: 27. This is what North Sentinel Island, home to one of the world’s last uncontacted peoples, looks like from above: 28. This is what a tumbleweed looks like before, well, it tumbles: 29. This is Travis Gienger and his award-winning 2,749-pound pumpkin that won the 50th annual World Championship Pumpkin Weigh-Off: 30. This is what the fossilized skin imprint of a dinosaur looks like: 31. Remember Nickelodeon Studios? Slime Time Live and all that jazz? Well, this is what it looks like today: 32. This is the check for $7,200,000 that the USA sent to Russia to purchase Alaska in 1867: 33. This picture, taken by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope, shows what a dying star looks like: 34. This is what the painting directly across from the Mona Lisa looks like: 35. This is a tiny, pill-size camera that you swallow so that doctors can get a…well, a very intimate look at your digestive system: 36. This is what a cabinet full of uranium glass looks like under UV light: 37. This is what the “hand” of a manatee looks like: 38. This is the first picture ever taken of an image broadcast on television: 39. These are the “Stairs of Death,” an extremely steep staircase located in Peru’s Huayna Picchu: 40. This picture, from the 1980 Moscow Olympics, shows a number of performers making a human torch: 41. There’s an underwater ancient Roman city that you can dive to and explore: 42. Stoplights but for u-turns exist: 43. This the Brewster armor suit, one of the first fully functional suits of body armor designed for World War I combat: 44. You can move an entire house with a truck: 45. This is Lonnie Johnson, inventor of the Super Soaker, enjoying his invention: 46. During the Battle of Britain in World War II, cows were painted with bright white paint to stop cars from hitting them during the nightly blackouts: 47. Couches, my friend…couches can be really, really big: 48. This picture, from 1930, shows a plane flying over the old city of Baghdad, Iraq: 49. There are a whole bunch of trees on Earth that were planted with seeds that flew to the moon on Apollo 14: 50. This is how England’s A303 road evolved over time: 51. This is what a lion’s fang looks like compared to a cat’s fang: 52. This map, from 1507, is the first map to ever label America as “America”: 53. The different ways to say something like “it’s the bees knees” in different languages are incredible: 54. This is what the inside of a grenade looks like: 55. This is the difference between modern-day corn and its pre-domesticated form: 56. In sad news, the world’s oldest dog, 31-year-old Bobi, passed away last month: 57. This is what an authentic, mint condition Woodstock 1969 ticket looks like: 58. This is Franz Reichelt sporting a homemade parachute suit that he was confident would save him if he jumped off the Eiffel Tower: 59. This is apparently an eighth grade test from 1912. Are you passing it? 60. Some scallops have a ton of tiny little blue eyes: And, finally, this is what a one ton block of cheese looks like:
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