What are some scientific photographs that are hard to believe, but are actually true?

 

Sperm production in the testicle

Dengue virus

Two-headed dolphins

Jelly ant

Chimera Apple

Barn wrapped in Mylar

The eye of a fruit fly

Rainbow smoke

Glass virus

A Collection of Some Interesting Photographs📷

 1. History's Scariest Images: The Mummified Girls Of Anatoly Moskvin. In 2011, authorities found 29 corpses aged 3 to 25 in his home. Chillingly, he had transformed them into dolls. He covered their skin with fabric, makeup, and clothes, and even put music boxes inside their chests.

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2. Here's a totally non-unhinged invention: a GUN was designed to take a picture each time its trigger was pulled:

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3. 4. Photograph of a super-solid snow crystal, variously

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4. This was how big the cake for Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip's wedding was:

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5. During World War II, some soldiers would utilize their gas masks while cutting onions:

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6. Here’s What An Albino Raccoon Looks Like

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7. I know you've seen a bicycle built for two... but how about a bicycle built for FOUR:

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8. The Golden Rays Of The Sunset Entered The Cave At Just The Right Angle To Light Up This Section Of Ice, Making It Look Like Amber

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9. That little fellah there is Charlie, one of the smallest horses to ever live:

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10. In 1962, three men escaped Alcatraz Island prison after fooling guards with papier-mâché decoy heads that looked like this:

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11. Speaking of which, this is what the menu for Alcatraz prison looked like on March 13th, 1956:

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Sources: reddit.com, wikipedia.com

What are some rare and old pictures of Bollywood actors?

 Old Bollywood magazines

After the failures of Kumar Gaurav's films

A very derogatory title for Munmun Sen. Secondly the other article tells about the concept of Yalgaar which was supposed to be made before Dayavan but then Feroz Khan watched Nayagan and decided to remake it. Interestingly Amitabh Bachchan offered 25 lakhs for the movie rights while Feroz Khan used his contacts down south and got the rights for 15 lakhs

A very intersting article on a shelved film of Rmaesh Sippy where Naseeruddin Shah was supposed to play the villain. But there was a conflict between Naseeruddin Shah, Ramesh Sippy and Sridevi. Sridevi accused Naseer for not participating in the song sequence and reading magazine while she was dancing in the scene. She complained to Ramesh Sippy. Also Naseer and Sippy had a big fight over a wig that Naseer didn't like for his getup. Eventually Naseer left the film and was replaced by Paresh Rawal. Eventually the film was shelved.

A very rare article on Amrish Puri who was accused of beating up a municipal worker. Amrish Puri admitted that he has temperament issues due to high blood pressure.

Bollywood remembers Indira Gandhi after her d**th with actors like Devanand, Amitabh Bachchan, Manoj Kumar etc.

The stardom of supporting and character artists of Bollywood and how they earn big moolah despite playing character roles. Examples are Prem Chopra, AK Hangal, Amrish Puri, Om Shivpuri, Aruna Irani and Asrani etc.

Juhi Chawla at the beginning of her career when Sultanant had flopped and Qayamat se Qayamat Tak had not been released. This particular article talks about the dispute between Mansoor Khan and another filmmaker both fighting for the dates of Juhi and Mansoor taking away Juhi for patch work of QSQT leaving the other maker at bay.

What are some historical facts accompanied by photographs?

 #1 The Snow Lady, 1892

#2 A ghostly yet captivating image, 1900

#3 Netflix and Chill, Irish Fisherman, Ireland 1910

#4 Annie Oakley firing a gun over her shoulder using a hand mirror, 1899.

#5 The Witch of 1875

#6 Life of a cat on a farm, 1951

#7 Photographer over Berlin, 1912

#8 A couple ice skating and dancing on Whitestone Pond in Hampstead, London, 1933.

#9 Women boxing on a rooftop, 1938

#10 Leora King, America's first female traffic police officer, 1918

What are some examples of "the last known photograph of"?

 Here are a few:

1. Bhagat Singh secretly photographed in prison during his first arrest in July 1927.

2. Albert Einstein photographed outside his home in March 1955.

3. Robert F. Kennedy after being shot in the head on June 5, 1968.

4. Amy Winehouse photographed walking in north London a week before her death in July 2011.

5. Anne Frank photographed with her sister Margot in mid-1942.

6. The last photograph of Adolf Hitler was taken two days before his death, while he was inspecting the damage to the 'Führerbunker' in Berlin.

7. Steve Jobs photographed in the final days before his death from a long battle with pancreatic cancer.

8. Amelia Earhart photographed before her last flight.

9. Martin Luther King photographed during one of his final interviews in April 1968.

10. John F. Kennedy in his car one minute before being assassinated on November 22, 1963.

Which old photographs are incredible and mysterious?

• A 15-year-old girl begins her first day at school. She is greeted by her fellow students and many of their parents, who mock her, call her names, throw trash and stones at her. The girls, encouraged by their parents, spit on her. Dorothy Counts was one of the first Black students admitted to Harry Harding High School in Charlotte, North Carolina.

• She was the seamstress of Washington DC, her sophisticated, clean dresses designed for an excellent fit, the envy of many. And to her clients, she was often more than a seamstress; she was a dear friend.

• A one-legged mother and her mutilated daughter walk through a Beirut landscape during the Lebanese Civil War, 1985. Photo by Maher.

• Vikki “The Back” Dougan photographed by Ralph Crane, 1958.

• Pompeii, an Italian city, is a preserved ancient Roman city in Campania, Italy, 14 miles (23 km) southeast of Naples, at the southeastern base of Mount Vesuvius. Around noon on August 24, 79 CE, a massive eruption of Mount Vesuvius spewed volcanic debris over the city of Pompeii, followed the next day by clouds of extremely hot gases.

• A painted wooden shabti inside a clay coffin, recently discovered by a Spanish archaeological mission beneath theDjehuty ProjectDating from the 17th or 18th Dynasty. The mission has been working in Dra Abu el-Naga, in the far north of the Theban necropolis, in the West Bank of Luxor, since January 2002.

• A young woman who survived the atomic bombing of Hiroshima emerges from underground in August 1945.

• First World War recruitment in Trafalgar Square, London, 1914