Photos That Will Totally Fascinate You

Woman arrested multiple times….just say NO to METH people!

 

Suicide Nets At Foxconn (Apple’s factory in China)

10 year old Yemeni girl smiling after she was granted a divorce from her husband – a grown adult.

$3 billion, 610-foot-long USS Zumwalt destroyer…Murica!

A Man Trying to Cross the United States – Mexican Border

Charlie Murphy & Rick James

B-52 Boneyard in Tucson, Arizona

They wear these while traveling to avoid seeing women

8x Mr Olympa Ronnie Coleman Wearing A Suit

So this thing rolled into Colorado today… (‘Weapons of war do not belong on our streets’ – Obama)

How to ride your bike in the middle of the road

A diver swimming between two tectonic plates – Iceland

Where the Namib desert meets the sea

 

Italian restaurant built into an ocean side grotto

This is how North Korean children sleep at the orphanage

Ford F-650 by DeBerti Designs

James Holmes’ parents walking to the courtroom where their son faces 24 counts of 1st degree murder

Tokyo Subway passengers widening gap so fallen passenger can be rescued

Walmart has unveiled its truck of the future, it’s supposed to be 60% more fuel efficient

F-35 pilots’ new helmet
These helmets are designed to utilize cameras on the outside of the aircraft to project the pilot’s surroundings onto his mask. This way, if the pilot needs to look at the ground directly below him, he no longer has to roll the aircraft. He can simply look straight down, essentially looking through the floor and his own body!

A huge turbo on a rotary engine

Woman in dashboard trying to cross the US Border

Photo of the surviving members of the Uruguayan Rugby Team who crashed in the Andes. They were forced to eat the bodies of their deceased companions in order to survive

Bags of fresh air sent to one of China’s most polluted cities as smog worsens

Floyd Mayweather’s $40M check (Floyd vs Canelo – 2.5 Million PPV buys, fight grossed $136m in pay per view)

Taliban cut his finger in last election, today he voted with another finger (They dye your finger when you vote so they can keep track of who has already voted.

Pagani Huayra finished in carbon fiber

Pagani Huayra instrument cluster

Pagani Huayra Speaker System

Robert Downey Jr invited a bunch of kids over to watch Captain America 2 on his bday (This guy used to be an alcoholic, drug addict criminal. Now, he’s the most popular superhero character of our generation. I’m amazed at his complete 180.

Marlon Brando before and after Don Vito Corleone makeup

20,000 people used to live here, now it’s a ghost town. This is Namie, Japan, now inside the nuclear Exclusion Zone created by the Fukushima disaster. The lights are left on to maintain hope of eventually returning to the town. photo by Damir Sagolj

Nuclear Reactor Core…The blue glow is called Cherenkov radiation

Inside the Endeavour Spaceship

Feed system on a GAU-8/A 30mm gun system

Royal Danish Navy Frogmen Corps (Danish equivalent of the British SBS or US SEAL Team 6)

Manute Bol playing defense in 1984 (At 7 ft 7 in tall, he was one of the tallest men ever to play in the National Basketball Association)

Boeing wing stress testing

Malé, capital of the Maldives

Andre Berto’s demolished face after fighting Roberto Guerrero

The impressive results when in the 1980′s the Sistine Chapel’s ceiling was cleaned and restored to remove centuries of grime, dirt and grease

This is what happens when you put a Redbox in the ghetto…

1975 letter from Carl Sagan to high school student

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Portraits of the World’s Last Ancient Tribes

Kazakh

The Kazakhs are the descendants of Turkic, Mongolic and Indo-Iranian tribes and Huns that populated the territory between Siberia and the Black Sea. They are a semi-nomadic people and have roamed the mountains and valleys of western Mongolia with their herds since the 19th century.

 

Himba

The Himba are an ancient tribe of tall, slender and statuesque herders. Since the 16th century they have lived in scattered settlements, leading a life that has remained unchanged, surviving war and droughts. The tribal structure helps them live in one of the most extreme environments on earth. 

 

Huli

It is believed that the first Papua New Guineans migrated to the island over 45000 years ago. Today, over 3 million people, half of the heterogeneous population, live in the highlands. Some of these communities have engaged in low-scale tribal conflict with their neighbors for millennia.

 

Asaro

A number of different tribes have lived scattered across the highland plateau for 1000 years, in small agrarian clans, isolated by the harsh terrain and divided by language, custom and tradition. The legendary Asaro Mudmen first met with the Western world in the middle of the 20th century.

 

Kalam

The eastern half of New Guinea gained full independence from Australia in 1975, when Papua New Guinea was born. The indigenous population is one of the most heterogeneous in the world. Traditionally, the different tribes scattered across the highland plateau, live in small agrarian clans.

Goroka

The indigenous population of the world’s second largest island is one of the most heterogeneous in the world. The harsh terrain and historic inter-tribal warfare has lead to village isolation and the proliferation of distinct languages. A number of different tribes are scattered across the highland plateau.

Chukchi

The ancient Arctic Chukchi live on the peninsula of the Chukotka. Unlike other native groups of Siberia, they have never been conquered by Russian troops. Their environment and traditional culture endured destruction under Soviet rule, by weapons testing and pollution.

Maori

The long and intriguing story of the origin of the indigenous Maori people can be traced back to the 13th century, the mythical homeland Hawaiki, Eastern Polynesia. Due to centuries of isolation, the Maori established a distinct society with characteristic art, a separate language and unique mythology.

Mustang

The former kingdom of Lo is linked by religion, culture and history to Tibet, but is politically part of Nepal. Now Tibetan culture is in danger of disappearing, it stands alone as one of the last truly Tibetan cultures existing today. Until 1991 no outsiders were allowed to enter Mustang.

 

Gauchos

Nomadic and colorful horsemen and cowboys have wandered the prairies as early as the 1700s, when wild Cimarron cattle overpopulated the flatlands. In the 18th century, when leather was in high demand, Gauchos arose to clandestinely hunt the huge herds of horses and cattle.

 

Tsaatan

Tsaatan (reindeer people) are the last reindeer herders who survived for thousands of years inhabiting the remotest subartic taiga, moving between 5 and 10 times a year. Presently, only 44 families remain, their existence threatened by the dwindling number of their domesticated reindeer.

 

Samburu

The Samburu people live in northern Kenya, where the foothills of Mount Kenya merge into the northern dessert. As cattle-herding Nilotes, they reached Kenya some five hundred years ago, moving southwards along the plains of the Rift Valley in a rapid, all-conquering advance.

 

Rabari

For almost 1,000 years, the Rabari have roamed the deserts and plains of what is today western India. It is believed that this tribe, with a peculiar Persian physiognomy, migrated from the Iranian plateau more than a millennium ago. The Rabari are now found largely in Gujarat and Rajasthan.

 

Ladakhi

Ladakh (meaning ‘land of the passes’) is a cold desert in the Northern Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir. It is divided into the mainly Muslim Kargil district and the primarily Buddhist Leh district. The people of Ladakh have a rich folklore, some of which date back to the pre- Buddhist era.

 

Vanuatu

Settlement in the 85 Vanuatu islands dates back to around 500 BC. There is evidence that Melanesian navigators from Papua New Guinea were the first to colonize Vanuatu. Over centuries, other migrations followed. Nowadays, all the inhabited islands have their own languages, customs and traditions.

 

Tibetans

The approximately 5.5 million Tibetans are an ethnic group with bold and uninhibited characteristics. Archaeological and geological discoveries indicate that the Tibetans are descendants of aboriginal and nomadic Qiang tribes. The history of Tibet began around 4,000 years ago.

 

Drokpa

Around 2,500 Drokpas live in three small villages in a disputed territory between India and Pakistan. The only fertile valley of Ladakh. The Drokpas are completely different– physically, culturally, linguistically and socially – from the Tibeto-Burman inhabitants of most of Ladakh.

 

Yali

One of the tribes inhabiting the Baliem Valley region, in the midst of the Jayawijaya mountain range of Papua Indonesia, is the Yali ‘Lords of the Earth’. They live in the virgin forests of the highlands. The Yali are officially recognized as pygmies, with men standing at just 150 cm tall.

 

 

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