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This pen actually writes with blood. And not just any blood, but your own blood.
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A lifeboat discovered a few months after the sinking of the Titanic. It contained three dead bodies. 1912.
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Remnants of a Former Civilization, India
How could people have built all this without modern technology and tools?
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Mountain Trails with Stairs
There are such fascinating places in our world. Would you dare to walk such a trail?
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However, only six people were officially recorded as having died during this disaster.
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An Egyptian takes a selfie with a portrait of an Egyptian from 2000 years ago.
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A photograph inside Saturn's rings, taken by the Cassini spacecraft. 2017.
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Berlin, early May 1945. An elderly woman walks down the street, ignoring the deadly battle around her.
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A trader-colonizer uses a local woman as a means of transport. Bengal, British India, 1903.
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A 700-year-old house that is still inhabited is located in Iran.
It is near the city of Osku. Here, houses are carved directly into the mountain rocks, and this particular building is 700 years old and still inhabited by local residents.
People exclusively ride donkeys here because it is impossible to drive cars on the village roads.
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Human footprints dating back 299 to 251 million years have been found in the USA.
It turns out that humans existed on Earth even before birds and dinosaurs appeared.
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The most expensive shield in human history
Nader Shah's shield (Shah of Persia from 1736 to 1747). It is made of rhinoceros leather. Its diameter is 46 cm, covered with spinels, emeralds, diamonds, and rubies. The central spinel is considered one of the largest in the world, weighing 225 carats. Four emeralds around it cover the holes for the screws that hold the shield's straps. The largest emerald is 140 carats. Most of the diamonds range in size from 6 to 8 carats.
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A firefighter performs artificial respiration on a three-year-old child he rescued from a burning house. USA, 1979.
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A video of the lace-making process, filmed at the Lace Museum in Bruges.
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This is the largest rock carving, China
The work took over 5 years to complete. The height of the Fuxi stone statue is 70.5 meters, and its length is over 230 meters. The size of the individual body parts is also impressive.
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Young girls find ways to cope with the summer heat in New York. USA, 1943.
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A family of Native Americans is taken to Europe as new inhabitants of a zoo, 1889.
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In 1886, when the official dedication ceremony for the Statue of Liberty took place, Liberty Enlightening the World (the full name of the statue) received its symbolic torch thanks to the efforts of Josephine Shaw Lowell. She initiated a fundraising campaign to install the torch in the statue's hand, as the U.S. government refused to finance the project. Her persistence allowed the completion of one of the world's most famous symbols of freedom and democracy.
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In 859, Fatima al-Fihri founded the University of al-Qarawiyyin in the city of Fez, Morocco.
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He carved this gun from a washboard using a razor. The guards mistook it for a real one, and Dillinger escaped from prison.
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In the 80s in the USA, there were doctors who diagnosed by the smell of armpits.
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Photo of Barack Obama as a young man.
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The sculpture of the Giant Buddha of Leshan is the largest statue in the world.
It is carved into the rock of Mount Lingyunshan. The statue was created during the reign of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty.
Imagine the size of this statue, with its average finger measuring 8.3 meters and its feet 11 meters. The work on creating the statue lasted from 713 to 803 AD – exactly 90 years.
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Golden Bridge in Vietnam
The "Golden Bridge" in Vietnam, which opened in June, is already attracting thousands of tourists.
The structure is a pedestrian walkway supported by giant stone hands.
Would you like to visit this place?
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Ancient Roman road connecting the cities of Antakya, Turkey and Aleppo, Syria.
More than a millennium has passed, but the quality of Roman roads has brought eternal fame to their builders. These were grand scales, and some of the roads have survived to our time, more than two millennia since their construction began.
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A woman from the Mursi tribe reads "Vogue" magazine for the first time. Ethiopia, 2009.
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This demonstrates dedication and commitment to duty when public servants go beyond their responsibilities to protect the property and safety of citizens in an emergency.
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