46. From The Past: Nigeria President (sitting) and the vice, date unknown.

Explorers:
43. One of the most ridiculous rental agreement of all time.

What the

47. President Goodluck Jonathan, led by Chief Justice Katsina Alu, takes the oath of office vs Buhari taking the oath of office and allegiance at the Eagle Square, Abuja 2015.

48. Clock tower, Deira, Dubai 1960s and now.

49. Dubai water ways then and now.

Explorers:
46. From The Past: Nigeria President (sitting) and the vice, date unknown.

See life, all out of power now.

50. Slave market in the 18s: A 20-year-old girl from South Africa known as Sarah “Saartjie” Baartman was recruited to work in a Paris zoo because of a genetic characteristic known as steatopygia protuberant buttocks and elongated labia. Whites went to the zoo to look at her buttocks and at other naked Black women with the same shape.



http://atlantablackstar.com/2014/09/09/13-shameful-pictures-europeans-placing-african-people-human-zoos/2/

51. Human zoo: A Black mother and her child at a “Negro Village” in Germany.

52. Photo of Europe and Africa from space at night.

53. The world from space at night.



http://geology.com/articles/satellite-photo-earth-at-night.shtml

Explorers:
50. Slave market in the 18s: A 20-year-old girl from South Africa known as Sarah “Saartjie” Baartman was recruited to work in a Paris zoo because of a genetic characteristic known as steatopygia protuberant buttocks and elongated labia. Whites went to the zoo to look at her buttocks and at other naked Black women with the same shape.
http://atlantablackstar.com/2014/09/09/13-shameful-pictures-europeans-placing-african-people-human-zoos/2/

Those girls get visible aSsets o! Hmmm God! Those slave era was inhuman

Sculptor

Funjosh:




I still don't understand this pix

the world is dying while they are "discussing"

Explorers:
53. The world from space at night.



http://geology.com/articles/satellite-photo-earth-at-night.shtml

see as Africa just dark for for d picture.

Which kind rental agreement be that one?


Even if the house was built with diamonds.

Gidoka:

this animal looks familiar

OBJ if i may say

sweetcocoa:
Which kind rental agreement be that one?


Even if the house was built with diamonds.

Lol....

Mohammad Hasamur Rahman, 32, sits with this new bride, 15-year-old Nasoin Akhter, in Manikganj, Bangladesh.

Photographer Allison Joyce described her as the "saddest bride I have ever seen."

Explorers:



Lol....

Should not have bothered to rent at all, than going through the trouble of writing such preposterous rules.

Explorers:
Mohammad Hasamur Rahman, 32, sits with this new bride, 15-year-old Nasoin Akhter, in Manikganj, Bangladesh.

Photographer Allison Joyce described her as the "saddest bride I have ever seen."

Quite sad. The plight of the girl child, smh.

Thanks a lot OP for all the historical pics you shared. It was entertaining. I appreciate Technology and advancement the more.

Funjosh:




I still don't understand this pix

They are literally drowning and they're still busy discussing.

Nice one Explorers

dominique:


They are literally drowning and they're still busy discussing.

Nice one Explorers

Tnx mam...

55. Margaret Thatcher watches Princess Diana walk down the aisle.

crotonite:
OBJ if i may say

I no talk ooo. lol

56. A 1939 lie detector machine that measured the emotional reaction of kisses.

57. The first black pilot in history, Ahmet Ali Çelikten.

58. The Lincoln Memorial being erected in 1922.

59. Little girl visiting the Los Angeles Alligator Farm in the 1920s. Safety regulations have changed a lot since then.

60. The Lion's Gate Bridge under construction near Vancouver, 1938.

61. A policewoman chases a gang of skinny dippers down the street at Hyde Park, London in 1926.



http://www.lifebuzz.com/back-in-time/?li_source=LI&li_medium=mobile-below-post-trending

62. Extreme Engineering: Chinese Engineers Build A 17,000 Ton Flyover And Rotate It Into Place.



Brilliant engineers in China have become the world’s first to build part of a massive overpass and rotate it into place so as not to disturb railways passing under the bridge. The 17,000 ton section at Wuhan City, was swung into place after being constructed for weeks parallel to the high speed railway track.
After completion, the whole process took only 90 minutes as engineers rotated the section 106 degrees on a 15 meter high axis. This intuitive solution was a first for China, but was necessary because this part of the railway was considered too important to be shut down temporarily. Upon completion, the 256-meter long overpass will span 11 railways including the 1,428 mile long Beijing-Guangzhou service.




http://wonderfulengineering.com/chinese-engineers-build-a-17000-ton-flyover-bridge-and-rotate-it-into-place/