A hundred years ago, prisons in Panama looked like this—they were simply nets suspended over an abyss.



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This was because they were still using the Julian calendar, while England had already switched to the Gregorian calendar.



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The foot of an Egyptian mummy, approximately 3,000 years old, with a prosthetic big toe. Made of wood and leather, it is one of the oldest prosthetics ever discovered.

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Félicette is the only cat to have survived a spaceflight. On October 18, 1963, Félicette, a stray cat found on the streets of Paris, was sent into space aboard the Véronique AGI 47 rocket. The flight lasted 15 minutes, after which the capsule with the cat successfully returned to Earth.



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1991 vs 2022.

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The death of the last northern white rhino on the planet, 2018.



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The "Miura" model, 1979.

In the photo is its designer, Marcello Gandini. Italy.

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Post-mortem photography—an image of the deceased with eyes drawn in, taken by relatives as a keepsake.



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What do you think of the idea of drive-in theaters today?

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⚡️ - It doesn't really appeal to me, I prefer to go to a traditional cinema.
🔥 - It's interesting, but I don't think it's practical nowadays.



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Leaders of the countries involved in World War II during their childhood.



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King Alexander I of Yugoslavia refused to participate in any public events on Tuesdays because three members of his family had died on that day of the week. Eventually, he decided to put an end to this "foolish superstition." On one Tuesday, the king made an official visit to Marseille and was shot by a terrorist.



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Einstein gave it to popular science presenter Howard Smith and wrote on the back of the card: "You will like this gesture, because it is meant for all mankind."

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Earrings from 1794, during the era of the French Revolution.

Elements from top to bottom: a red Phrygian cap (symbol of the revolutionaries), a guillotine, followed by the decapitated heads of the king and queen.



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For this purpose, pigeons were dropped from an airplane while enclosed in a special cassette. An incendiary device with a pressure trigger was attached to the pigeon. Using a special mechanism, pigeons were released from the cassette, which held twenty-four birds. When a pigeon landed on a target, the pressure-triggered device would activate.



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This is what a lighter from the 1800s looked like.

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Long before Photoshop appeared, photographer Angus McBean made similar postcards.

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