HMS Formidable (67) men observe the invasion beach at Algiers, Algeria, on November 8, 1942
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Flowery meadows in the Netherlands
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The "3 Tesla" magnetic resonance imaging machine has a magnet so strong that the floor below the DVD player literally sticks to the ceiling.
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World record for the largest number of lasers at a concert. A total of 320 lasers were used.
Song: The Prodigy - Light Up The Sky
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The number of secret compartments in an 1840 desk.
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Collisions of two paintball balls in slow motion.
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Null Stern hotel in the Swiss Alps without walls and roof, but with the best view of the mountains
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The world's last commercial ocean-going sailing ship - The Pamir - rounding Cape Horn, 1949.
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Laser correction☝🏻

Before it, the surgical field was treated, then the corneal epithelium was removed and its remnants cleaned up. Only after these manipulations was the laser irradiation started
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Corruption is legal in the US, explained in 5 minutes

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Scania AXL - the world's first autonomous truck without a cab and driver
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Percentage of modern English words derived from other languages
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Industrial production of pizza
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An underwater volcano has erupted in the Pacific Ocean. It caused a tsunami in the area of the island nation of Tonga. Tsunami threat announcements were also distributed in some areas of New Zealand, Australia, the Pacific Islands and the Kuril Islands.
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A herd of elephants, deep in Kitum Cave, Kenya, mining for salt in total darkness. They often venture into the 200 metre(700 ft) deep cave and spend hours mining the salt deposits with their tusks. This is the only way the can fill their dietary need for salt, as they live high in Mt.Elgon
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Decoy trees hung from cables above a road to hide the road during the war, \#Finland 1941.
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