Some Of The Most Interesting Photographs

 1. Artwork in Spain

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2. This is an electron microscope view of a vinyl record groove. The microscopic canyons and ridges carved into the walls are the physical shape of the music.

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3. There is chocolate that is naturally pink : ruby chocolate

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4. Known as the "oldest mother" in the world, was buried with her fetus (around 8 months gestation) The "Woman of Ostuni" (or Donna di Ostuni) is the skeleton of a ~20-year-old Paleolithic woman found in 1991 in the Agnano cave near Ostuni, Italy, dating back roughly 28,000 years.

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5. Those are tarsiers. Native to Southeast Asia, they're some of the only animals, other than humans, that are able to commit suicide

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6. Picture of a mouse named Kaguya (Named after the protagonist of the monogatari "The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter"), the first ever bimaternal mouse born in a lab in Japan using two eggs from female parents

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7. The 1929 Crosley IcyBall refrigerator has no moving parts. A 90 minute charge over a stove gives 24+ hours of cooling the inside of a refrigerator box

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8. Saudi Arabia pays students 990SAR (~260$) a month to go to universities, with no tuition fees

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9. My tree grew ici-claws

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10. A road sign warning the British Army of active IRA snipers in County Armagh. (1994)

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Some Of The Most Interesting Photographs

 1. The true scale of a comet: This is Comet 67P compared to the size of downtown Los Angeles.

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2. Unbelievable craftsmanship — marble that looks like sheer, see-through fabric

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3. The First X-Ray (1895) When Wilhelm Röntgen discovered X-rays, he took an image of his wife’s hand.

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4. What the actual Windows XP background looks like today

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5. A road sign warning the British Army of active IRA snipers in County Armagh. (1994)

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6. A proposed design for Iceland's featured 150-foot human-shaped power pylons

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7. A 29 year old man survived a bullet to the brain despite a 3% survival rate

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8. The few dinosaurs we actually know the appearance of

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9. During his visit, Tsar Peter of Russia suddenly picked up the young French king,who was still a child, and lifted him into the air. The king amused being lifted by the two-meter-tall man, while the nobles around them were tense and uneasy. Peter then said, “Behold, I hold all of France in my hands''

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10. Microscope photo of a fly getting bitten by a tiger hornet

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Here Are Some Of The Most Interesting Photographs

 1. This photo of the Mir diamond mine in Siberia shows just how large open-pit mines can be

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2. Scavenger in Shanghai.

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3. Car Graveyard

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4. I'd say, right place, right time - for the bird and the photographer..... not so for the fish.

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5. The new Moscow metro station made in futuristic style (Savelovskaya)

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6. Check out the aerodynamics of this bird of prey.

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7. Through an airplane graveyard (photo by Alex Maclean)

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8. Why did the playne cross the road?

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9. That is an incredible shot of a Bucket Wheel Excavator (BWE) in action. These are some of the largest land vehicles ever built, often used in massive surface mining operations.

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10. Kids playing with a water hose during coast guard demonstration.

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Some Of The Most Interesting Photographs

 1. Mt Fuji as seen from a nearby town

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2. Tippi Hedren photographed with one of the pet tigers that lived with her in her home in California, 1982

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3. World's shortest underwater tunnel

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4. The Grand Lisboa hotel and casino in Macau, China

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5. Astronaut Bruce McCandless II floats untethered away from the safety of the space shuttle, with nothing but his Manned Maneuvering Unit keeping him alive. The first person in history to do so.

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6. The Kelpies, Scotland, during tonights thunderstorm.

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7. 18th Street rail switch yard in Chicago. June, 1983,

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8. Photograph of A brave Seattle Ironworker in 1980.

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9. Sports in the US

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10. Cucumber spider with prey (Glasgow, UK)

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11. These power lines...

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