“It took Japan 2 days to fix the sinkhole.”
“Escaping the pyroclastic flow from the Mt Pinatubo eruption.”
“Short-eared owl shaking its head. Camera shutter speed was set to 1/80sec to gain this effect of rotating head.”
“This model church is built out of a pile of pebbles.”
“All of this done only with makeup (by Mimi Choi & Dain Yoon).”
“Leather goods in Malaysia’s mall grow moldy after near 2-month lockdown.”
“The bioluminescence in Imperial Beach, California.”
“Long exposure of a train covered in LED lights.”
“The Emirates A380 Blossoms at Dubai Miracle Garden.”
“Made by spending 2 years. 147,000 stitches in total !!”
“Very cool Bruce Wayne’s Mansion LEGO build.”
“Tutankhamun's iron dagger closely correlates with meteoric composition, including homogeneity. Originally discovered in 1925 in Tutankhamun's 14th Century BC King's Valley tomb by archaeologist Howard Carter, the iron dagger is of meteorite origin.”
“Father built a 48 feet long Dinosaur Jungle Gym for his kids during confinement.”
“The Galgano Sword, This is the actual sword in stone. The sword has been verified as an authentic 12th century sword.”
“Mushroom that kind of looks like a brain.”
“47 ingots of Orichalcum have been recovered by archaeologists, this is said to be the fabled metal that was used on the walls of the mysterious city of Atlantis.”
“Same place, same time, each photo in a different month.”
“This serves as a 3-in-1 wireless mouse,10-digit calculator, and keypad.”
“Space X Falcon 9 launching!”
“Different perspective of the globe: Countries within the Arctic Circle.”
“A coin from 1932 depicting an All Seeing Eye on top a Four Leaf Clover on top a Swastika on top of a Star of.”
“4 seasons. Same stairs.”
“An old lady in my country spent 14 years and used 4.5 million small snail houses to build our Parliament.”
“Little kid makes an awesome clay house.”
“This lion sculpture is made of 4000 pieces of scrap metal.”
“Nacreuos Clouds at sunset in Akureyri. These are rainbow coloured clouds appearing in polar regions.”
“One of the few remaining photos of the neural spines of Spinosaurus. This fossil was destroyed in 1944 during an allied bombing run and was the most complete neural spines ever discovered.”
“This is the most detailed image I ever captured of the sun's surface with home equipment.”
“String held erect just by tension.”
“Kea is the only mountain parrot in the world.”
“F-18 Super Hornet breaking the sound barrier.”
“Nature sure does loopy things.”
“A very cool LEGO Cyberpunk Favela.”
“This Saucer Cloud.”
“There's an owl camouflaging in this picture.”
“From watermelon to a Crocodile, Food Carving.”
“Multiple rainbows captured.”
“The nose of a Concorde supersonic jet, just barely visible from the road, is in a random house's backyard in Kansas City.”
“Never assume your enemy thinks like you.”
“An Octopus with a disorder that gives it 96 tentacles.”
“This lamp.”
“Apollo 10 Earth rise.”
“A museum asked artists from home to recreate artworks.”
“Texas Longhorn from Alabama with Guinness World Record longest horns.”
“The penthouse apartment at 1 Main St in Brooklyn.”
“A single celled diatom algae.”
“A Tiny Douglas Fir Tree Growing On A Submerged Log In Fairy Lake, Canada.”
“Amphora filled with Gold Coins discovered in COMO , ITALY.”
“Dubai Sandstorm.”
“Vine on this building looks like a tree.”
“Giant Crystal Cave, Mexico.”
“Brøndby Garden City, Copenhagen, Denmark.”
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And the mysterious city of atlantis was just an example Platon used to prove a point. It never existed.