Incredible Photos Of Things Most People Never See
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05/05/2016
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Images actually worth checking out, unlike that instagram food pic you just posted...
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1. Artist Franc Grom drilled nearly 20,000 tiny holes into this egg.
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2. A side by side comparison of a tuna fish and a tree trunk.
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3. Chester E. Macduffee with his newly patented, 500 pound diving suit made of aluminum alloy in 1911.
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4. The legendary Bob Marley with lover Miss World 1976 Cindy Breakspeare.
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5. A diver swims alongside a Nomura's jellyfish. These sea creatures can weigh up to 440 lbs.
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6. Japan is known for its square watermelons, but Hiroichi Kimura, a farmer from Kumamato Prefecture, grew and molded the first heart-shaped one.
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7. Viewing a banana via an MRI scan.
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8. These are how sugar crystals look like underneath a microscope.
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9. Renown scientist Peter Tsou holds an aerogel cube. Nicknamed "frozen smoke," aerogels are actually translucent, synthetic solid-state substances. They're the world's lightest solid materials.
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10. A storm strikes Toronto, 2008.
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11. Can you guess the material used for this fabric? Audio cassette tapes.
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12. Here's a photo of an MGM lion, Jackie, being recorded for the beginning of the films. There have been 7 different lions in this role.
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13. A shot of Rosehip tea steeping from a macro lens.
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14. A closer look at a starfish mouth.
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15. Peer into the eye of a honey bee covered in dandelion pollen at 120x magnification.
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16. The coconut crab can grow up to 60c from head to tail, making it the largest land crab in the world.
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17. The Woodstock Music Festival opens for the first time on August 14, 1969 in Bethel, New York.
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18. An x-ray of the distinctive hammerhead shark. These sharks tend to feast on stingrays.
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19. Ethnomusicologist Frances Densmore records a Blackfoot chief with a phonograph in 1916.
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20. 14th century footwear.
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21. Not your normal pedestrian.
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22. A composite image of four rockets as they are being launched from NASA's Poker Flat Research Range in Alaska and into the aurora borealis.
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23. Electronic textiles, or e-textiles, may be in your near future.
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24. A cat tongue, pink and bumpy.
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25. At McGuire's Irish Pub in Pensacola, Florida, you'll find over a million autographed dollar bills hanging from the ceiling.
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26. A beautifully braided mane.
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27. Blue ice in Antarctica looks a lot like a frozen wave.
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28. Getting up close and personal with a stingray mouth.
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29. If you're a hobbyist, make sure to check out the amazing work of Japanese artist Satoshi Araki. His dioramas are incredibly detailed, like you've never seen before!
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30. A majestic "cloud angel" created by a US Air Force jet.
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