The Birger Gang, southern Illinois bootleggers, pose with guns. Charles Birger is at center, on top of the car, c. 1924.
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A table with a kinetic mechanism.
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An experience that should not be repeated at home is aluminum foil in the microwave.
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Mobility in medieval armor
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The process of the ladybug's takeoff in slow motion, during the flight the ladybug makes 85 wing flaps per second.
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The interior of 1936 Imperial Airlines airplane.
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Testing of the finger protection on the sawing machine mechanism.
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This is what happens to aluminum when hit by a 1/2 oz (14g) piece of plastic going 15,000 mph (24,000 km/h) in space
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Home transportation in Indonesia
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The cornflower blooms
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Waterjet metal treatment
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Tire and centrifugal force.
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Hamburg
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We know it's hard to believe, but this man was buried 2,400 years ago. ☠️
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He's called the Tollund Man, and is what's known as a 'bog body' as he was discovered in one of the peaty wetlands. Found in Denmark in 1950, he is so well preserved because of the highly acidic water, low temperature, and a lack of oxygen in bogs. When they pulled him out, authorities initially mistook him for a recent murder victim because of the level of preservation.
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