Some Of The Most Interesting Photographs

 1. The sharp dividing line between a lush forest and the white sand dunes of Lençóis Maranhenses, Brazil.

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2. the Brazilian jewel tarantula

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3. The northern lights are seen through the mouth of an ice cave on the south shore of Lake Superior in Wisconsin

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4. A West Berliner reaching over the border to kick an East German police officer. (1986)

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5. Disneyland Paris also covered their car parks with solar panels, resulting in 36 GWh per year

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6. If you need to multiply 1034482758620689655172413793 by 3, all you need to do is bring the last digit to the front.

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7. Just a picture of a tree

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8. Photos of the Giza Pyramids from airplanes

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9. Here's what YouTube looked like in 2006 exactly 19 years ago

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10. Experts estimate that nearly 60% of AMAZON rainforest remains unexplored in detail, an expanse so vast and dense that even current technology fails to see clearly under its green canopy

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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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