A man stands next to a Mayan monument dated to the 8th century AD, discovered by British archeologist Alfred Maudslay, c. 1900

🌄 All this incredible beauty is located on Mount Kalsubai, India.

American troops stand in front of a bombed-out building during the drive towards Rome, WWII, 1944

Giethoorn is a village in the province of Overijssel in the Netherlands, known as the "Venice of the Netherlands".

Malaysian dancers, c. 1890s

In 1910, in New York, USA, a photographer captured an image of four girls, titled 'Blessings for the people within one hundred years!

🇩🇪 A victory monument in the square of Leipzig, Germany, c. 1890s, photochrome

How sunscreen appears when applied in front of a UV camera

Mount Rushmore under construction, 1935

This man owns a company where he complains to people’s bosses on their behalf anonymously

🇲🇽 Two indigenous Tarahumara men in Tuaripa, Chihuahua, Mexico, 1890s

Water decompensation in slow motion camera shooting.

A young French woman, c. 1900-1910s, original autochrome colour photo

Ignaz Semmelweis the doctor that was ignored, rejected, and ridiculed for suggesting that doctors and nurses should disinfect their hands before handling patients.

🇷🇴 Armand Călinescu, who served as Prime Minister of Romania from March 1939 until his assassination six months later. He was a staunch opponent of the fascist Iron Guard movement. He survived several assassination attempts but was finally killed by members of the Iron Guard with German assistance. The following year, Romania, which had previously been neutral, joined sides with the Axis for the duration of WWII.

The chip from the IPhone under the microscope

Troops from the 51st (Highland) Division unloading supplies from landing craft on the opening day of the invasion of Sicily, 10 July 1943

South Korea has completely replaced human presenters with AI

Generated presenters are now "working" on all state channels.

These presenters are very profitable - AI costs only $460 per month

🇫🇷 La Grande Place, Lille, France, 1890s

A demonstration of the giant magnifying glass.

American paratroopers of the 504th PIR bound for Sicily, July 1943. On 11 July 1943, paratroopers of the 504th parachute infantry regiment (along with some other parachute battalions also from the 82nd Airborne) were traveling in 144 C-47 transport planes, to be dropped over Sicily. They passed over Allied lines shortly after a German air raid, and were mistakenly fired upon by American ground and naval forces. 23 planes were shot down and 37 damaged, resulting in 318 casualties, with 60 airmen and 81 paratroopers killed.