The levitating, self-assembling Rubik's cube

It was created by the Japanese inventor Human Controller.
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Panel from the black obelisk of Assyrian king Shalmaneser III, detailing the tribute brought by Israelite king Jehu: "I received tribute from Jehu, house of Omri: silver, gold, a gold bowl, a gold tureen, gold vessels, gold pails, tin, the staff of the king's hand, and spears." (827 BC)
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Obsidian ball versus press

Obsidian is a massive dark volcanic glass. Obsidian is formed by the rapid cooling of acidic lava at the surface (lava) or by the rapid cooling of magma in near-surface conditions (dikes, rods or other cutting magma bodies).
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This stunning photo depicts lightning discharges in an erupting volcano

The footage was taken on April 22, 2015 during the Calbuco eruption in southern Chile. The discharges are caused by the buildup of static electricity as small particles collide in the volcanic smoke.
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A Yogi (Hindu monk) Spotted by Indian army meditating in snow at -40° c chanting "Jai Shree Ram".
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Number of servicemen by country
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Market stalls outside an Egyptian ruin, 1913. Original autochrome colour photo
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а man rides a bus in Durban, meant for white passengers only, in resistance to South Africa’s apartheid policies 1986
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Male Brown Bear attacks female and her cub at whale carcass, only for a third bear to intervene.
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The acropolis at Athens, 1900. Colourized
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The U-Boat is a tourist submarine from Cruise Sub

It can accommodate up to 9 people (including the captain) and dives to a depth of 1,140 meters.
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its easy to not think of something until you think about it.
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A tent camp in Johannesburg around 1901 during the second Boer War. When the Boers refused to surrender, the British rounded up thousands of Afrikaners (boers) and put them in concentration camps. Between June 1901 and May 1902, 115,000 people were brought into the concentration camps. There were a total of 45 tented camps built for Boer internees and 64 camps for black Africans. The camps were poorly administered from the outset and 48,000 Afrikaners lost their lives in the disease-ridden tents (about 10% of the Boer population at the time). Most of the victims were women and children.
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20 brightest stars in our sky.
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