Inventor Karl Ward demonstrates his invention—a pedal-powered monowheel where the wheel is replaced by legs. The aim of the invention was to allow sitting while walking. Los Angeles, California, 1971.

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Sculptors Charles Lang and Otto Falkenbach working on the head of a Triceratops for the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago, 1938.

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A photograph showing the true size of the Titanic's propellers.

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The Marble Veil by the Italian sculptor Camillo Torregiani, 1855. From the collection of the National Museum of Prado in Madrid.

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Scientists Ulrich Beck and Mike Wagner discovered the world’s oldest pants in China, with analysis showing them to be 3,300 years old. The pattern on the pants, noted by the Germans as a “typical Slavic ornament,” is of great cultural value.

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Around 2 million people from Latvia, Estonia, and Lithuania formed a human chain that united all three countries to show the world their desire to leave the Soviet Union, on August 23, 1989.

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A break on the construction site of a bridge in Auckland, New Zealand, 1950.

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A nanny locks children in a cupboard during a German air raid. London, 1942.

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Transporting a nuclear explosive chamber, 1980.

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A man dressed his dog in a suit and placed his cat on the dog's lap to create an unusual photo, 1950.

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The pioneer of the car radio was Alfred Grebe, who installed an antenna on the bumpers that resembled a clothesline. The first mass-produced car radios were introduced by Motorola in 1930.

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George Nissen, the inventor of the home trampoline, makes a spectacular demonstration of his creation to onlookers by attempting to jump over a kangaroo, 1960.

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It takes Pluto 246.04 Earth years to complete a full orbit—this is the length of its year.

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An impressive carved skull from Tibet, believed to be around 300 years old. According to one theory, the carving was a ritual to remove a curse from the deceased.

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The executioner's axe, which executed over 500 people.

Known as "the Master," he began his career as an executioner at the age of 17. He equated his work to medical practice, referring to the condemned as "patients" and the execution process as "treatment." In his free time, he painted umbrellas.

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The first set of the now-famous Barbie and Ken dolls, 1961.

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One of the soldiers of the honor guard suddenly struck Gandhi with the butt of his rifle, which was an unexpected incident during the visit.

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A man demonstrates the skulls of people he killed in Borneo, Indonesia, in 1900. Local tribes collected the heads of their enemies as trophies.

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A girl repairs a computer, 1950s.

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