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People observing the solar eclipse of 17 April 1912. Rotterdam, The Netherlands
u/ExtremeInsert — 6 days ago
🔥Maned Wolf looks absolutely terrifying
u/386attention — 5 days ago
Charlie Chaplin talking to co-star Jackie Coogan on the set of The Kid, Los Angeles, 1920
u/CrippledStripper — 9 days ago
A prototype spacesuit for the moon designed by the Republic Aviation Corporation, March 16, 1960.
u/Front-Coconut-8196 — 12 days ago
Police in Marajó island, Brazil use water buffalos to patrol as regular police vehicles are ineffective on the countless swampy terrains in there
u/AccomplishedWatch834 — 18 days ago
The only two known authentic pirate flags
u/AugustIstheMonth — 18 days ago
This was printed 114 years ago(August 14, 1912), the article warns that burning 2 billion tons of coal annually adds 7 billion tons of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere
u/Front-Coconut-8196 — 22 days ago
This tree is 820 years old. When it sprouted, Genghis Khan had not yet been born, and Moscow was just a small village. It has outlived all the wars in Europe.
u/Late_Low6165 — 26 days ago
Citizens of Strasbourg struck by the mysterious Dancing Plague of 1518, dancing themselves to exhaustion in the streets killing approximately 15 people per day
u/Late_Low6165 — 28 days ago