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Oldest known photograph of a person - a shoe shine on a Paris street, 1838
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Ancient earthquake detector from 132 AD
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Lightning's underground path preserved in glass
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A test panel of the Apollo Guidance Computer's hand woven core rope memory
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This 1800 year old Roman multitool had a spoon, fork, knife, spike, pick and spatula
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40,000 year old bracelet found in Siberia created by an extinct human species
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SpaceX just revealed a huge new mission for Starship
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Bubbles frozen beneath Abraham Lake in Alberta
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Anti electricity propaganda from 1889
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The 2500 pound hand cranked computer that predicted US tides from 1910 to 1965
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The hats Yellowstone staff recovered from hydrothermal areas in one summer
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The blue Cherenkov glow around UC Irvine's research reactor core
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The brass knuckles carried by one of Abraham Lincoln's bodyguards
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This 4th century Roman cup turns from green to red depending on the light
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An 1870s Victorian mansion cutaway showing the private gas machine that powered its lights
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A blue dragon sea slug, which stores stinging cells from the prey it eats
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A person standing among the giant gypsum crystals inside Mexico's Naica mine
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A polished slice of the Esquel meteorite with olivine crystals, found in 1951
By Doug Bowman
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Cross section of the 400 kV undersea cable connecting Tasmania and mainland Australia
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Red sprites above a distant storm, seen from Chile's La Silla Observatory
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The sharpest images of the Sun ever captured are kind of ridiculous
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Stockholm's telephone tower in 1890, carrying around 5000 lines coated in frost
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This is the Doldrums Fracture Zone, a massive system of cracks and faults hidden deep beneath the Atlantic Ocean
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A Roman bronze dodecahedron with no known purpose
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"Hair ice" fungus growing on a rotting branch
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