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Preface
From ancient times to the present, the times have developed rapidly, and human beings have been making history, but after the invention of the camera, many precious moments that we have never seen have been handed down, which is to put the humanoid robot on the skin, which looks a little scary.
When some of the photos are released, everyone has a strong interest in them, and when people are moving forward quickly, in their leisure time, take a look at some real pictures, which will make you feel different.
"Two-headed dog" experiment
In 1955, Soviet scientist Vladimir Demikhov conducted an experiment in which he transplanted the head of a puppy into the neck of a sheepdog.
Surprisingly, both dogs survived and didn't react, but unfortunately, it wasn't long before the two dogs passed away.
Longest nose holder
In the 18th century, an English man named Thomas Wedders naturally grew a large nose about 20 centimeters long, becoming the holder of the longest nose in the world.
But his intellect is underground and he is called an "idiot", which may be related to his facial deformity, but the specifics are unknown.
Poisonous Yamuna River
For Indians praying on the Yamuna River, the foam that floats on the surface of the river is actually harmful because the sewage discharge accumulates and destroys the water environment.
The river is likely to cause damage to the liver, kidneys and nervous system, but the people of India do not care about it, not only bathing in the Yamuna River, but also praying sincerely to express their gratitude to the sun god.
"Godzilla" prototype sea iguana
The lizard that looks like "Godzilla" in the picture is called the sea iguana, and it is also the only lizard in the world that can live in water, and it is also the prototype of Godzilla.
After environmental changes, the sea lizard is obviously much more flexible than the land lizard, don't look at its ferocity, in fact, it is very timid, there is no aggression, and the food it eats are mollusks and seaweed plants.
Small detention cells
The detention cells in El Salvador's prisons, which have one of the highest crime rates in the world, are even unable to fit in the prison, so there is no choice but to build temporary detention cells for these criminals.
The earliest X-ray machine
In 1914, doctors were taking X-rays of patients, but due to the lack of awareness of the dangers of radiation at the time, many doctors who had been exposed to X-ray machines for a long time had their fingers corroded.
Chair for the King of England
In the Musée d'Orsay in Paris, France, there is a special chair, known as the "Love Chair", which was made by a French furniture maker specifically for King Edward VII of England.
This chair is as magical as himself, it is rumored that because of his obesity, which affects his life, but he does not want to lose weight, he found a chair specially designed by a Parisian designer.
"Ant Waist"
This picture was taken in the 19th century, the woman in the photo is the French actress Emily Marie, her face is beautiful, the body is hot, at that time, Europe set off a "thin waist" wind, in order to highlight the body bumps, many women began to corset their waists.
It is said that Emily Marie's waist circumference is only 35 centimeters wide, which is a veritable "ant waist", and this deformed aesthetic gradually endangers their lives.
The President of Tunisia was kissed by women
In 1951, Tunisian President Habib Brouchiba announced a ban on polygamy, and the good news soon spread throughout Tunisia.
The women of the area were then very grateful for the President's decision and came from all over the country to kiss him on the cheek and express their gratitude, and there is no doubt that Habib's ban on polygamy was enthusiastically supported by the women.
The "concentration isolator" of the last century
In 1925, the American Hugo Gunsback invented the isolator device, the main function of which is to eliminate all external noise, not to distract oneself, and the appearance is similar to a drug trafficking mask.
This helmet can reduce noise interference by 95%, and this "isolator" was also on the cover of Science and Invention magazine at the time, so why it didn't come out later, probably didn't play a role in concentrating on Xi.
Giant camera
This photograph is a giant camera from World War II, made by Konishoruko, the predecessor of Konica.
Although this camera is called a camera, judging from the photos, it is more like a machine gun, and it can even be equipped with 35mm film, which can be taken after pulling the trigger, which can be used to improve the shooting accuracy of the soldiers on the fighter.
The world's longest serving "flight attendant"
In 1957, at the age of 21, Betty began working as a flight attendant, and she spent her career on the New York-Boston-Washington route.
She has been working on airplanes for 65 years, from the age of 21 to 86, and the working environment has changed dramatically, but Betty's job has hardly changed.
The first electronic computer
In 1958, IBM released the first electronic computer, and the female engineer pictured was assembling the wiring for the main computer computer.
It can be seen that how rapid the development is now, there was no integrated circuit board at that time, and the lines needed to rely on manual docking, and the difficulty can be imagined.
Football charging
The World Cup football is being charged, this scene happened in the Qatar World Cup, and Adidas is very different from the previous football production process this time.
In 2022, the soccer ball was equipped with a 500hz motion sensor, which also revolutionized the rules of the game for football, and this sensor also plays a vital role in the new semi-automatic offside alarm.
The Moon looks at the Earth
In 1968, Apollo 8 landed on the moon, so I took a picture on the moon looking at the earth, and the vast and infinite universe seemed to be a little small, and the "quiet" that could not be seen at a glance
The car in which the president sits
This is in 1963, when US President Kennedy and his wife Jacqueline rushed to Dallas, Texas to give a speech, the car they were in was unexpectedly attacked on the road, and there were a lot of blood stains left on it.
In 1977, the Lincoln Continental Convertible was actually retired and included in the Henry Ford Museum as an exhibit for the public to see.
Cave of human bones
In Paris, France, there is a mysterious catacomb, it is called the Cave of Human Bones, about 20 meters above the ground, more than three hundred kilometers long, but only two kilometers are open for visits.
Originally a passage through an underground quarry, the local mayor decided to bury it on the spot because of a plague that killed many people and the cemetery on the ground was insufficient, and a month later the skull was filled in the underground tunnel, hence the human bone tomb.
The internal structure of the spacesuit
The spacesuit is the second skin of the astronauts, and its internal structure is also quite complex, and the most important oxygen supply system inside is specially customized to adapt to the anaerobic extreme environment of space, and each piece is expensive.
In addition, the spacesuit must ensure the temperature and pressure of the astronauts, and also be able to block strong cosmic rays.
The last thylacine
The world's last thylacine, once found in the Australian grasslands and New Guinea, was killed by herders and the last thylacine died at the Herbert Zoo and has since become extinct.
A bicycle full of design
Designed by Benjamin Bowden, this bike is one of the most popular industrial designs of the 20th century, and even now it seems to be full of design.
Meteorites were discovered
In 1969, a meteorite fell near Murchison, Australia, and was named the "Murchison Meteorite", and scientists also discovered 7 billion years of material on it, which is older than the solar system.
The Last "Man with Iron Lung"
The last "iron lung" in the world, Paul Alexander from the United States, got polio at the age of 6, but he did not give up and was admitted to the University of Texas Law School and became a lawyer.
He is also the Guinness Book of World Records for the longest surviving person in the "Iron Lung".
French poor kid licking ice
In 1912, poor people in New York at that time did not have the money to install air conditioners, so some poor children would come to the street to lick ice cubes to cool down, and passers-by were watching.
Rich children will wonder what the ice cube tastes like.
Huge sequoia trees
Huge redwood trees, as well as extra-long handsaws, are huge, endangered species, with huge trunks up to 11 meters in diameter and a circumference of 35 meters.