The first American underground nuclear test. Nevada, USA, September 19, 1957.



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The Orient Express.

A luxury passenger train operated by the private company Orient-Express Hotels, running between Paris and Constantinople from 1883 to 1977.



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Due to the high sulfur vapor content in the air on the Izu Islands, people had to wear gas masks to survive.



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A nanny shelters children in a cupboard during a German air raid, London, 1942.



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A column of retreating Iraqis bombed by American forces.

Kuwait, 1991.



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The first book printed on a printing press was the Bible. This event, which took place in 1455, marked a revolution in the history of printing.

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An Inca skull with a gold plate implant over 500 years old, found in Peru.

It is evident that the surgery was successful, as the plate partially fused with the skull, indicating the patient survived and lived for several years after the operation.



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American aviator Jacqueline Cochran with a Northrop Gamma airplane. Later, in 1953, she became the first woman pilot to break the sound barrier, and in 1964, the first woman pilot to exceed twice the speed of sound.

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Nokia on the cover of Forbes: "Who Can Catch the King of Phones?" 2007.



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However, he dined daily in its restaurant, explaining that it was the only place in Paris where the tower could not be seen.

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A highway in Kobe, Japan, after the devastating Hanshin earthquake on January 17, 1995.



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In the 1960s, bar owners in Istanbul hired someone with a "drunk basket" on their back.

They would take away customers who had drunk too much.

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Londoners celebrate Christmas in a subway station that served as an air-raid shelter during World War II.

🗓️ 1940.

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On August 17, 1896, the world’s first recorded pedestrian accident occurred — marking the beginning of the history of fatal road traffic accidents.

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One of the most amusing wills was left by actor Charlie Chaplin. The famous comedian promised a million dollars to anyone who could blow five smoke rings from their mouth and pass a sixth one through them. The challenge turned out to be nearly impossible. At least, no one has managed to do it to this day.

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Chairs with built-in televisions and ashtrays in the waiting hall of the Los Angeles bus terminal, 1969.

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The so-called "Welbike" is the smallest motorcycle that was in service with the British Army. A total of 3,641 of these motorcycles were produced.

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