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This is what a cell in Sweden’s biggest prison looks like:

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This is what a cross-section of wood from the 1950s looks like compared with a cross-section of wood from today:

3.

This is what the set of Seinfeld looked like:

4.

And this is what the set of I Love Lucy looks like in full color:

5.

During World War II, the statue of “David” by Michelangelo was completely encased in bricks to prevent damage from bombs:

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This is what the late 7-foot-7-inch NBA legend Manute Bol looked like while swimming in a typical swimming pool:

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This is what the American section in a German sporting goods store looks like:

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This is (probably) the oldest olive tree on Earth, clocking in at a whopping 3,500-plus years old:

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This is what the back of the “Mona Lisa” looks like:

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Now, you’re obviously familiar with the front side of a peacock. It’s majestic. Glorious, even! But have you ever seen a peacock’s back side? Now you have:

11.

This, in all its glory, is what the inside of the Wienermobile looks like:

12.

This is what’s behind a movie screen:

13.

You can tell the difference between cheap pasta and expensive pasta by looking at them:

14.

This is what the city of Seattle used to be like before a major regrading project changed it, flattening hills and reshaping the landscape to “open up the city to more commerce”:

15.

This is what a credit card from the 1950s looked like:

16.

This is artist Dario Campanile next to the painting he made for Paramount’s 75th anniversary. The painting would go on to be the source of the company’s subsequent logos:

17.

Screwdrivers…well, screwdrivers can be really, really big:

18.

The is what a map of the world’s oceans and only the world’s oceans looks like:

19.

There’s a place in Norway named Rjukan that, because it’s wedged between a bunch of tall mountains, only gets sun for less than half a year:

20.

In order to get the residents some of that sweet, sweet vitamin D, a series of giant mirrors were built to reflect sunlight into the town. You can see them at work here:

21.

Some elevators have buttons you can press with your FEET:

22.

And finally, this is the letter President Jimmy Carter wrote and put aboard the Voyager 1 spacecraft, intended for any aliens the probe might encounter:

1. This is what a cell in Sweden’s biggest prison looks like:

2. This is what a cross-section of wood from the 1950s looks like compared with a cross-section of wood from today:

3. This is what the set of Seinfeld looked like:

4. And this is what the set of I Love Lucy looks like in full color:

5. During World War II, the statue of “David” by Michelangelo was completely encased in bricks to prevent damage from bombs:

6. This is what the late 7-foot-7-inch NBA legend Manute Bol looked like while swimming in a typical swimming pool:

7. This is what the American section in a German sporting goods store looks like:

8. This is (probably) the oldest olive tree on Earth, clocking in at a whopping 3,500-plus years old:

9. This is what the back of the “Mona Lisa” looks like:

10. Now, you’re obviously familiar with the front side of a peacock. It’s majestic. Glorious, even! But have you ever seen a peacock’s back side? Now you have:

11. This, in all its glory, is what the inside of the Wienermobile looks like:

12. This is what’s behind a movie screen:

13. You can tell the difference between cheap pasta and expensive pasta by looking at them:

14. This is what the city of Seattle used to be like before a major regrading project changed it, flattening hills and reshaping the landscape to “open up the city to more commerce”:

15. This is what a credit card from the 1950s looked like:

16. This is artist Dario Campanile next to the painting he made for Paramount’s 75th anniversary. The painting would go on to be the source of the company’s subsequent logos:

17. Screwdrivers…well, screwdrivers can be really, really big:

18. The is what a map of the world’s oceans and only the world’s oceans looks like:

19. There’s a place in Norway named Rjukan that, because it’s wedged between a bunch of tall mountains, only gets sun for less than half a year:

20. In order to get the residents some of that sweet, sweet vitamin D, a series of giant mirrors were built to reflect sunlight into the town. You can see them at work here:

21. Some elevators have buttons you can press with your FEET:

22. And finally, this is the letter President Jimmy Carter wrote and put aboard the Voyager 1 spacecraft, intended for any aliens the probe might encounter:

1.

This is what a cell in Sweden’s biggest prison looks like:

2.

This is what a cross-section of wood from the 1950s looks like compared with a cross-section of wood from today:

3.

This is what the set of Seinfeld looked like:

4.

And this is what the set of I Love Lucy looks like in full color:

5.

During World War II, the statue of “David” by Michelangelo was completely encased in bricks to prevent damage from bombs:

6.

This is what the late 7-foot-7-inch NBA legend Manute Bol looked like while swimming in a typical swimming pool:

7.

This is what the American section in a German sporting goods store looks like:

8.

This is (probably) the oldest olive tree on Earth, clocking in at a whopping 3,500-plus years old:

9.

This is what the back of the “Mona Lisa” looks like:

10.

Now, you’re obviously familiar with the front side of a peacock. It’s majestic. Glorious, even! But have you ever seen a peacock’s back side? Now you have:

11.

This, in all its glory, is what the inside of the Wienermobile looks like:

12.

This is what’s behind a movie screen:

13.

You can tell the difference between cheap pasta and expensive pasta by looking at them:

14.

This is what the city of Seattle used to be like before a major regrading project changed it, flattening hills and reshaping the landscape to “open up the city to more commerce”:

15.

This is what a credit card from the 1950s looked like:

16.

This is artist Dario Campanile next to the painting he made for Paramount’s 75th anniversary. The painting would go on to be the source of the company’s subsequent logos:

17.

Screwdrivers…well, screwdrivers can be really, really big:

18.

The is what a map of the world’s oceans and only the world’s oceans looks like:

19.

There’s a place in Norway named Rjukan that, because it’s wedged between a bunch of tall mountains, only gets sun for less than half a year:

20.

In order to get the residents some of that sweet, sweet vitamin D, a series of giant mirrors were built to reflect sunlight into the town. You can see them at work here:

21.

Some elevators have buttons you can press with your FEET:

22.

And finally, this is the letter President Jimmy Carter wrote and put aboard the Voyager 1 spacecraft, intended for any aliens the probe might encounter: