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New Disease. Likely to have some scary person right now working in a lab to create some new kind of disease that could easily dwindle the population down before specialists could even figure out what it was. If you think the idea of a whole society dying out over a disease they know about is scary, imaginethe wide spread panic that would come from society being wiped out by a disease they knew nothing about? You can call that hear say but Ebola did not exist in the 50s, it wasn’t discovered until 1976. Bet there is something just like that around the corner, but we’re really hoping not.
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63. Titanic: Champagne bottles found in the wreckage decades after the disaster.
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62. A man rinses soot from his face at the scene of a gas pipeline explosion near Nigeria’s commercial capital Lagos, Nigeria, December 26, 2006. Akintunde Akinleye. source: http://petapixel.com/2015/02/16/30-powerful-reuters-photos-past-30-years/ cc: dominique
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61. The bomb damaged area of the City of London, after two blasts ripped through the buildings in the area,April 24, 1993. Dozens of people were injured in the blast caused by IRA bombs.
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60. Cars abandoned on Chicago’s Lake Shore Drive during the “Snowpocalypse” (year undocumented).
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59. Christmas at WTC, 1995.
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petkruz:Amen, thanks. drkay |
58. Women Being Punished In China. The picture was taken in 1875 and depicts a method of punishment used for unknown reasons.
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57. Colourized: A Foot Guard Passes Out During The Parade Of Queen Elizabeth II, 1970.
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winetapper:Sure, not only that. Thats y i used "probably" |
56. Ann Hodges, the only confirmed person in history to have been hit by a meteorite, shows a giant bruise on her side and hip with doctor Moody Jacobs by her side, (1954). source: http://inyminy.com/36-historically-profound-images-that-will-make-the-past-come-back-to-life/
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55. Three friends enjoy a joyride on their new vehicle, Ohio, circa 1924.
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54. President John F. Kennedy observes the firing of a Polaris missile by the submerged nuclear submarine Andrew Jackson, off the coast of Florida, November 16, 1963. He was assassinated six days later.
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53. All of Mahatma Gandhi’s worldly possessions, (1948).
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52. Two women who first wore shorts in publiccause a car accident, Toronto, (1937).
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51. Women boxing on a roof, (1938).
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50. Muhammad Ali with his winnings, (1964).
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49. Muslim members of the Waffen-SS 13th division, during world war II, stop to pray, (1942).
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48. A “Punt Gun”, formerly used for duck hunting, it had the potential to kill 50 birds at once. It was banned in the late 1860’s.
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47. Baby cages used to ensure that children get enough sunlight and fresh air when living in an apartment building, (ca. 1937).
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46. Japanese orphan, standing at attention having brought his dead younger brother on his back to a cremation pyre, Nagasaki, 1945.
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45. Helpless children watch as their neighborhood is bombed in Minsk, Belorussia. The bombing was part of Operation Barbarossa, (June, 1941). source: http://inyminy.com/39-astounding-rebirths-historic-images-just-beyond-amazing/
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44. Colourized: Wilbur Wright (of the Wright Brothers) clings to his damaged flying machine after an unsuccessful trial on December 14, 1903.
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43. A flight simulator, (1942).
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42. A landing plane crashes into a truck standing near the runway due to violent crosswinds, (1976).
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42.Serena And Venus Williams posing for a picture with former president Ronald Reagan and his wife Nancy in 1990.
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41. Teddy Roosevelt, the first president to fly. (1910).
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magabounce:Tnx bro, nature8 i c u. |
40. A priest praying over the victims of the Titanic(1912). source: http://boredomtherapy.com/rare-history-photos/
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39. To study facial muscles, Neurologist Duchenne de Boulogne electrocuted a man’s face (1862).
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38. The “Colditz cock”: A glider made of bed-sheets, floorboards and other material and used to escape maximum a Maximum security British prison (1945).
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