22 unforgettable photos, incredible worlds, after watching your eyes

In 1959, there was a wave of beauty in American society, among which 14-year-old supermodel Betty Brosmer was particularly dazzling. With her stunning "96-53-91" golden body ratio, she has become a benchmark for beauty in everyone's hearts.

In Seattle in 1973, a man was charging his electric car, his eyes locked on the slightly clumsy meter. His eyes widened, for fear that the machine would suddenly get out of control and suck his wallet away.

In 1930, New Zealand was hit by an invasion of lobster species that were once looked down upon as a "drunkard's meal". However, after 1950, these lobsters were transformed into highly sought-after "aristocratic delicacies".

In the forties and fifties of the last century, a "bullet bra" underwear was popular in the United States, which quickly became popular after Perma-Lift invited Hollywood star Marilyn Monroe to endorse it. However, with the change of times and the change of aesthetic concepts, this design gradually faded out of people's vision.

In 1850, Dmitry Mendeleev made a long trip to Moscow to apply for a university, but was rejected. Undeterred, he continued to St. Petersburg, where he was finally admitted. There, he was so talented that he succeeded in drawing the world's first periodic table.

Ivanka, a leader of the Wharton School of Business, is not only brilliant in intelligence, but also shines in the modeling and design worlds, and can be called an all-round goddess with beauty and intelligence. It is worth mentioning that she is also from a famous family and is the daughter of former US President Trump.

In 1933, Champagne inspectors wore special masks in case the champagne "exploded" accidentally. Is this champagne like a firecracker, which can burst on its own before the bottle is opened?

The Russian muscular goddess Natalia Kuznetsova, with her amazing strength and muscular body, amazed everyone. She has broken the world record three times and won the European weightlifting competition 12 times. On social platforms, she has attracted more than 700,000 fans with her athletic figure.

On May 1, 1964, the "Hair Contest" was held in Munich, Germany. Hairstylists from all walks of life gathered to show off their unique skills. After fierce competition, these three hairstyles stood out and became the highlight of the competition.

At the beginning of the 20th century, when there was a labor shortage in the United States, Oyster companies in Mississippi employed a large number of child laborers. These children have become the objects of exploitation by the capitalists, who ruthlessly exploit every penny of their labor.

In 1977, NASA launched the Voyager 1 probe, which is speeding through the universe at a speed of 17.062 kilometers per second, and has already traveled 23 billion kilometers to date. However, this is still insignificant compared to 1 light day. Even more staggeringly, it will take 40,000 years to reach nearby star systems.

In 1955, French skydiver Leo Valentine triumphantly demonstrated his flying device, boasting that he was as free as a birdman. However, at the 1956 Reading Air Show, his device accidentally lost control and he was thrown off the air, killing him.

In 1955, a young black boy was shining the shoes of a white boy on a New York street, a scene that reflected the shadow of racial discrimination in the United States at the time. To this day, however, the issue of race remains.

In 1871, Ramón Atagawaitia escaped from a fire on his ship, but was traumatized. However, 41 years later, he chose to go to sea again, and unfortunately, this time he chose the Titanic and ended up being one of the 1,517 victims.

Marilyn Monroe, who was only 18 years old, was an unknown factory worker. However, by chance, she was discovered by a talent scout and has since embarked on the road of acting.

On January 29, 1979, 16-year-old Brenda Ann Spencer staged a shocking shooting at Cleveland Elementary School in San Diego, killing two and injuring nine. When asked about her motivation, she said lightly, "I don't like Mondays." ”

In 1933, after Hitler came to power, he conceived a civilian car. At his request, the founder of Porsche developed the Beetle. Hitler is shown looking at the Beetle model with great interest. In 1938, the Beetle was mass-produced, and Hitler named it "Volkswagen", which means "Volkswagen".

In 1984, in the countryside of Sichuan, two girlfriends who had returned from work were chatting leisurely. They are dressed fashionably and have a BB machine pinned to their waists, which is particularly eye-catching. In the era when there are no filters and beauty apps, Sichuan girls are really beautiful.

This photograph was taken in 1903 of the powerful Empress Dowager Cixi, dressed in a robe, wearing a Pilu hat and a crown of five Buddhas, holding a jade bottle in her left hand and a bamboo leaf in her right hand, apparently playing the role of Guanyin Bodhisattva.

In 1941, a massacre occurred in Lviv, Ukraine, which shocked the world. In this catastrophe, not only a large number of adult Jews were killed, but many innocent Jewish children were also persecuted. It is estimated that between 4,000 and 7,000 Jews lost their lives in the disaster.

This photograph was taken in 1958 and shows the waitresses at the Berlin Hilton. They are dressed in fashionable clothes and have elegant shapes, even by modern aesthetic standards.

This math puzzle may seem simple and easy to understand on the surface, but in fact it is a hidden mystery and a great challenge. According to statistics, only 2% of people are able to answer correctly. If you're interested, give it a try.