Interesting Finds (24 pics)
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- 4 Dec, 2024 |
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Who doesn’t love a good discovery? This post explores the world of interesting finds—hidden gems, quirky objects, and unexpected treasures that spark curiosity. Whether it's a rare antique or a bizarre moment, these discoveries are sure to surprise and captivate you!
"A vending machine for mystery unclaimed packages."
"If you think this 15-minute human washing capsule is interesting, then you’re going to love the rest of these weird and wonderful things."
"Apple store looks like a MacBook from above."
"There is a tombstone on Faroe Islands marking the end of Daniel Craig’s career as James Bond."
"In 1950, A.C. Gilbert released a toy laboratory set that contained actual uranium."
"The Monterrey Stadium, Mexico."
"Red Bull from Thailand."
"A B-52H Stratofortress pilot donning the HGU-55/E helmet with EEU-2/P polarized lead zirconium titanate goggles to protect the eyes from an injury caused by the initial thermal flash from a nuclear blast."
"Nature’s art, woke up to this on my window today."
"My dog grows a mohawk when she gets scared."
"Burj Al Babas is an abandoned luxury housing project in Turkey featuring hundreds of Disney-like castles. Originally intended as a resort for wealthy buyers, the project was halted in 2019 due to financial issues, leaving it a surreal ghost town."
"This is a crystal of copper sulfate that took me a year to grow."
"Curved doors."
"You can buy sourdough starter from the 1800s Oregon trail."
"James Webb just released our sharpest image yet of the famous Phantom Galaxy, 30 million light years away."
"The back of the Mona Lisa painting photographed."
"Inside of a mechanical calculator."
"I now own Steven Seagals unproduced script Man of Honor."
"This tree that has grown across the driveway and sprouted more trees off the top."
"Grapefruit juice cap is a grapefruit."
"These are stretchers used in WW2 to carry injured civillians during the Blitz. They were made out of steel so they could be easily disinfected after a gas attack. During the war around 600,000 of them were made. Some of them were repurposed as railings in post-war London."
"Found 2 unused 1987 Disney One Day Passports in a Stephen King book I picked up."
"A “reverse ATM” in a cashless stadium."
"This bathroom at a rink telling you it’s ok to wear skates inside."
