There are some things that we have only heard of, but we have never seen the true face of certain things. This world full of wonders has so many surprising sights. Do you know where sunset and sunrise occur at the same time? What are the hardest to escape from, Alcatraz island and the darkest things in the world, what have you ever seen? So please take your curiosity with me, and I will take you to appreciate these rare things.
Gutenberg Bible
The book is one of the oldest surviving European Bibles, known as the 42-line Bible. It was the first book in Europe to officially begin printing. A man named Johannes Gutenberg printed the first Bible in 1450. Historians claim that a total of 185 copies of this edition were printed, of which 35 were printed on parchment, and only 48 survived to the present world, and all of them are fragments. This reminds me of the forty-two chapters mentioned in the Book of Deer Ding, all with forty-two words, is this a coincidence?
Alcatraz Island
Alcatraz is a prison in San Francisco, USA, and there was a movie that described in detail the prison that claimed to be the hardest to escape. The location makes it a perfect place to be a prison, surrounded by the sea that deters many prisoners who want to escape from prison, and the sharks hidden in the sea are the source of despair for prison breakers.
Plastic bottle tires
This is how the plastic bottles we usually drink water no longer have the appearance of heating and inflating. In fact, it is not surprising that this very strange-looking vial will become a mineral water bottle by heating and then inflating it in the mold.
Mona Lisa
How big is the mona Lisa's real painting? If you haven't been to the Louvre, you probably haven't seen the painting as it was. We have seen this portrait in books or magazines, and the average person mistakenly thinks that the portrait is very atmospheric, and when you look at the real thing, you will find that such a famous painting is actually not so magnificent, only 30 inches high and 21 inches wide.
Automatic brick laying machine
I remember seeing construction workers on the hot roadside, painstakingly and carefully paving the road for passers-by, and I was thinking, just such a piece of paving, when will it have to be paved. Until I saw this paving machine, which completely subverted my concept, it turned out that the road tiles could still be paved like this, and one by one. I have to say that the efficiency of this machine is certainly not to be said.
Sunrise and sunset occur at the same time
Some people say that I am making a mistake, how can sunrise and sunset appear at the same time? In fact, at first I did not believe it, but when we are located at the south pole or the north pole of the earth, we will see this spectacle, and when the sun falls to the lowest point, it will rise again, which is what we call the polar day phenomenon, if at the north pole or the south pole, there will be 6 months of the year for polar day or polar night.
caecum
This thing that looks like a pepper or a sausage is our appendix. Once thought to be a superfluous organ of the human body, when inflammation appears in our appendix, it will show such a bright red color. It is about 3-5 inches long and about 7-9 mm in diameter, and the appendix in the picture is actually what it looked like when it was inflamed.
Snake molt
The snake in the picture has just completed one of its evolutions, and when we see the snake metamorphosis, it proves that the snake has grown longer and larger, and the original shell is no longer adapted to its current self, and it needs to be transformed to become more perfect.
Ancient Roman vesta god
There is a vesta god in Chinese mythology, and there is also a vesta god in ancient Roman mythology, their vesta god name is Penatis, and the Roman vesta god is decorated around the fireplace.
Millions of colors
The color of each pixel in this picture is different, and a palm-sized piece of the picture has a million colors.
The high and narrow border wall of Algodones in the U.S.-Mexico border desert
The border wall between the United States and Mexico is narrow and high, rising and falling with ever-changing dunes.
Curly chicken
Have you ever seen a curly chicken? It turns out that curly hair is not only a human patent, but the famous curly-haired chicken in the picture is the most fashionable hairstyle in the chicks.
Hang Nga Guesthouse （The Crazy House）
Is this a huge stake? However, this is actually a hotel in Dalat, Vietnam, and the decoration style here is full of original elements, caves, hides, cobwebs can be found here. If you're in Dalat, Vietnam, try your hand at the style of living here.
Car cemetery
These are cars that are backlogged in huge parking lots, new models continue to appear, and prices continue to fall, these expired old products are rejected by people, many people will choose new styles because of style and price, and this place has become the graveyard of commercial cars.
lightning
When a foreign tourist took a photo at the top of the mountain, lightning fell on the ground only half a meter away from him, and what was even more amazing was that he actually captured the moment when the lightning crossed the lens of his mobile phone. Afterwards, the tourist said that it was a miracle that I was able to share this photo.
Horned eagle with huge claws
The horned eagle is one of the most dangerous eagles in the world, and even its steel and iron bones will not help with its huge and sharp claws.
The most precious metal in the world - californium
The cost of manufacturing 1 gram (about 0.035 ounces) of radioactive Californium-252 is $27 million.
The darkest substance in the world
Vantablack carbon nanotube material, the blackest material in the world. It absorbs 99% of the light, and even a three-dimensional avatar looks like a flat figure.
Deep Blue supercomputer
Defeat human supercomputers in chess. Before 1997, the computer defeated chess world champion Gary Kasparov. This has caused a lot of people to worry about the rise of artificial intelligence, and whether humans will be conquered and enslaved by robots in the future.