Swedesh photographer Lennart Nilsson spent 12 years of his life taking pictures of the foetus developing in the womb. These incredible photographs were taken with conventional cameras with macro lenses, an endoscope and scanning electron microscope. Nilsson used a magnification of hundreds of thousands and “worked” right in the womb. His first photo of the human foetus was taken in 1965.
A small towboat is able to pull a huge ship. But it’s not the biggest surprise with bulky cargo shipping. I was surprised to see that even an oil rig can be transported over the sea.
The weirdest and strangest inductees.
If you have dirty records in your collection, you might like to see this tutorial and learn how to clean your vinyl disks using glue.
A great infographic collating some interesting and amazing facts about our world.
This informative and hilarious infographic shares how Internet usage and webpage designs have changed over the past fifteen years. See what late 90s web pages used to look like, the horror!
If the future of technologies looks promising, we can’t say the same about the future of humans! Anyway, it’s bullshit, ‘cause we all die next year…
This version of the famous board game has to be the coolest one ever created. German artist Elisabeth Redel made this awesome version based on the Fallout video game series as a gift for her extremely lucky boyfriend.
If you are going to fly thousands of miles why not be extremely comfortable by laying down on one of these mattresses? These amazing set ups allow for passengers to sleep soundly and not have to crowd anyone.
Do you have ideas of your own as for the extreme places where to have sex?
These lottery winners are lucky people, aren’t they?
This mother was so overweight that she couldn’t hug her children. She went on a diet and started exercising and went from 252 pounds (114 kg) to 112 pounds (51 kg) and a size 22 to a size 4 in sixteen months.
These puzzles look like they are big enough that they could take months to complete.
If you have ever wanted to see what went on behind the camera on some of the most famous movies then check out this fun collection.
Director Christopher Nolan and Tom Hardy on set of The Dark Knight Rises
There are several hidden messages on dollar bills. It’s all a matter of how the dollar bill is folded. Have a look to see what I mean.
Live Free Or Die
While the 90s were not that long ago, they seem like ancient history to people born in the 2000s. See if any of these classic 90s references ring a bell.
These are photos that were taken on the set of the new movie, The Avengers on location in Cleveland. The movie is due to be released on May 4th 2012.
Whatever the owner of this mushroom is feeding it, it’s surely working. Have a look and see the biggest mushroom that you have ever seen.
You might be shocked to find out that some of your favorite fictional characters are based off of real people and animals. Check out these cartoons and other famous characters.
Shrek
The photographer Sander Koot took old photos of these people and reproduced them by having the people mimic the poses.
These people in St. Petersburg, Russia must be very happy. There in no other apparent reason for them to be dancing in the streets.
Asian teenagers love to dress up as their beloved characters from anime and manga. Inside this post, you’ll see cosplay youngsters who attended Hong King’s Ani-Com comic fair this year.
Sometimes Google Earth images look like real pieces of art. They are simply incredible!
TrustCorp stole some signs from NYC’s subway and replaced them with some “Feel Good” signs. While TrustCorp’s signs are very creative and clever, there are probably many helpless tourists left to wonder what happened to the real subway signs.
These are members of the UK’s ProBASE base jumping team in Norway. Base jumpers jump off of stationary structures and then freefall for as long as they can before opening their parachute rather than of jumping out of an airplane.
If you have heard of cloud computing then you will be happy to know that one of these clouds, set up by Sun Microsystems and Switch Communications, is in Las Vegas. Check out this futuristic, stylish and spacious campus filled with hardware.