Public toilet in Norway
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Stalingrado, 1967.
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British soldiers returning in formation to Ypres, Belgium 1917.
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Percentage of parents who would feel comfortable with their children dating black people
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A comparison of gasoline prices around the world
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Roman seaside swimming pool
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A vending machine in a Russian mall is for buying likes on your social media

The Nokia N91 phone was equipped with a real hard drive.
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Oscillating a sphere in front of a Concave Mirror gives interesting reflection.
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Rome
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How many streaming subnoscriptions do you have?

Three years ago the most popular answer to this question was one single subnoscription (the survey was conducted only among those who have these subnoscriptions in principle, so there is no 0 here), 35% of respondents had one subnoscription, another 33% had two

Now more often people have two (24%) or three (23%) such subnoscriptions. The one and four subnoscriptions each received an equal number of votes (18%)! There were no people with six or more subnoscriptions in 2019, but now there are 7%
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Regent launches "Seaglider" high-speed ekranoplanes

The idea of creating a "flying ship" – an ekranoplan, belongs to the outstanding Soviet shipbuilding engineer Rostislav Alekseev, who embodied it in his legendary and still unsurpassed apparatus - the "Lun".

However,bear in mind, unlike the combat "Harrier", the "Seaglider" is an exclusively civilian car and, moreover, powered by electricity. Its main task is passenger transportation between coastal areas.

"Seaglider" can takeoff and land easily. At the acceleration stage, he uses hydrofoils. Take-off speeds can reach from 30 to 70 km/h.
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Demolition of an entire city block in downtown New York
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