A curious Italian woman inspects the kilt of a Scottish soldier near the Coliseum after the liberation of Rome, 1944
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A game cameraman's job at a Valorant tournament

The guy looks at all 10 players' cameras and saves the most interesting moments to replay them within 5-10 seconds after the end of the round.
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🇪🇪 Estonians trying to put out fires following the bombings on 9-10 March 1944 . The Soviet Air Forces bombed the Estonian capital, Tallinn, that, at the time, was occupied by Nazi Germany. Over a thousand incendiary bombs were dropped on the town, causing widespread fires and killing 757 people, of whom 586 were civilians and 75 prisoners of war, wounding 659, and leaving over 20,000 people without shelter. The city had also previously suffered bombing by the German Luftwaffe in 1941.

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Induction heating

A method of non-contact heating with high frequency and high magnitude currents of electrically conductive materials.
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The World's Highest-Paid Female Athletes
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A street in Tehran during the 1930s
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Tsar Nicholas of Russia and King George V of England, early 1910s, colourized
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Canadian firefighters seal an oil well in Kuwait after Iraqi sabotage during the Gulf War, 1991.
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Demonstration of diamond strength.
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Painting depicting the first thanksgiving feast held by the Puritans at Plymouth in 1621. They thanked God for the good harvest and shared their meal with the natives, who had helped them survive the previous year of scarcity.
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Steve Jobs of Apple answers a question while sitting next to Bill Gates of Microsoft at an interview in New York, 1984
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Guolian tunnel, carved along a mountain in China.
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Giant vortices of superheated solar plasma

They raged for about 40 hours straight.😱

The temperature of ionized iron particles observed at extreme ultraviolet wavelengths reached 2.8 million degrees Celsius.

✔️Masses of plasma move under the action of powerful magnetic forces.
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Train passes through a residential building in Chongqing, China