This was the Eastern Front in pictures. Soviet photographers took these harrowing images capturing the bloody horrors of World War II. A Russian anti-tank gun crew advances towards the German positions under cover of a smoke screen, somewhere in Russia, on July 23, 1943 Leningrad, 1942 1941 In February of 1943, a Soviet soldier stands … Read more
This might be a nightmare of every medical student. The heart wrenching situation of a jaw-less man after getting treated for a mysterious disease. R’lyehian Steam Train Boiler Explosion Black magic car ritual. Medical students in ancient times used to follow a bizarre tradition of posing with cadaver. [wp_ad_camp_1] The weird way people got themselves … Read more
Life sometimes brings us strange surprises that are seemingly impossible to explain simply by referring to theories of probability.
The Mexican Revolution broke out in 1910 and ended in 1920. The war started at the dawn of modern photography, which made it one of the first conflicts in history to have been documented by war photographers. By 1913, all order in Mexico had broken down. Former President Francisco Madero was dead, which was said … Read more
When X-ray was discovered by Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen in 1895, the New York Times was so skeptical that they referred to the medical breakthrough as the “alleged discovery of how to photograph the invisible”. It took a very long time for medical doctors and technologists to figure out safe treatments and new developing technology safely. … Read more
The plan to construct the Brooklyn Bridge was first thought to be un-buildable. But that’s what drew John Roebling to the project: having earned a reputation as a designer of suspension bridges, he made his major breakthrough on the Brooklyn. The construction started in 1872. When it opened in 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge was the … Read more