Images That Will Change Your Perception Of The World

We don't like to think that the

world

is as simple as it seems, but the reality is that a simple

change

in perspective can

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everything you know. That being said, let's take a look at some

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that

will

change

your

perception

of the

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. the blood vessels of the world in a human being from the outside humans look like pretty simple creatures, but from another perspective it is mind boggling how intricate the human body is. This is a real human hand specimen that was injected with dyed plastic and left to sit as all organic material was removed, revealing the extent to which our blood vessels map every inch of our being.

The smallest blood vessels inside you measure 5 micrometers in comparison, a human hair measures 17 micrometers, in fact, if you line up every blood vessel in the adult human being. From end to end of the body they would measure almost 100,000 kilometers in length, enough to go around the world twice and then some life hidden within the trees are the diaries of nature. From the outside they look like nothing more than a solid, sturdy trunk, but if you cut an open shave through the growth rings and around the nuts of the wood, you would be surprised what you would get is a sculpture of that same tree in its early years as a sapling decades or even centuries before this art installation by Giuseppe Punani was designed to reveal the work of life hidden within the wood, demonstrating the scale of these older trees.

The younger self turns out that trees have a longer memory than a man. Ex-girlfriend who knew real rainbows. Rainbows have been a meteorological fascination for humans for centuries. and despite knowing how to learn about them, most of you only see half of the image, that is because rainbows are not arcs, they are circles. Rainbows exist thanks to less refraction and reflection, when light hits the falling water droplets, they split into colors. It is seen at different wavelengths and is reflected back to Earth at a very specific 42 degrees from the ground. 42 degrees is enough to show you the rainbow, but from the air or a vantage point you can get the full 360-degree spectacle of the rainbow ground. but rainbows don't just belong to the sky, this incredible phenomenon is known as rainbow glow, it is created when natural oils from decaying vegetation are released into standing water and form a thin, unaltered layer on top, similar In the light of a real rainbow reflecting off the surface and looking different depending on the angle at which it enters the eye, the difference in the thickness of the parts of the oil film produced different refracted light rays and these are mix after reflecting to produce a spectrum of color on the forest floor, the nature of the prey, you're pretty, the Mona Lisa by a world famous painting that has its own dedicated room in the world's most famous art museum, one You would expect Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa to be a fairly large work of art, but in reality this masterpiece is more of a miniature at only 30 inches tall.

Mona Lisa sits behind shatterproof bulletproof glass in her own room at the Louvre Museum, where she appears more than out of proportion to around 10 million visitors a year, which can vary between 30,000 and 50,000 a day. Don't expect a smooth ride where you can pose during visiting hours influencers have warned you RH null these are enhanced

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of two red blood cells and despite having the same structure you can see that they differ significantly the cell on the left is what would be considered blood Normal cell carrying rhesus antigens There are approximately 50 antigens that normally cannot be missing from a person's blood as they cause an immune response, but a rare genetic mutation means that the cell on the right has no rhesus antigens at all.

This is a blood type known as RH null and fewer than 100 people on the planet are believed to be carriers, although, like Oh negative blood types, they can donate to anyone they can only receive from other RH null donors, of which there are only nine active in the world. Damn, the Pyramids of Giza if you're If you're traveling to Egypt hoping to see the famous pyramids in a sea of ​​ancient desert, you may want to realign

your

expectations. Egypt is a modern country in Giza, where you

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find those magnificent wonders of the world in the prosperous capital city.

Expectations came true like most. cities that rely heavily on tourism there are many modern conveniences nearby, such as pizza, from where you can enjoy the majestic view and perhaps even add a slice of your own sarcoma cancer story there seems to be a preconceived notion of what cancer looks like to from lumps For tumors, they always seem to be represented as an addition to body parts, but in cases of bone cancer there is no choice but to see it differently when you see the exposed bone. This is the skull of a human who suffered from sarcoma cancer.

The action of sarcoma cancer cells forms these abnormal calcium deposits on the attachment surface, resulting in a crystalline, feathery appearance of the affected areas. As devastating and painful as it may seem, it is rare to be able to identify this with just a cursory glance. Never take risks with your health. boys and girls, because you never know what is under the ship, the transport ship, here is a riddle, how do you transport a transport ship if that transport ship is ready in the water? It's not a question people tend to ask, they just assume they're all built. in a place where it is actually used as a ship that transports ships this is the blue marlin a semi-submersible heavy lift ship designed to transport more than 75 thousand tons across the ocean at any time not only transports ocean liners it is used to help transporting damaged warships that can't return home and are too big to tow and oil rigs built on land that then attach to the pipeline, so technically in this picture this is a ship sending a ship sending a ship sending I'm not going to repeat that golf ball thing before I tell you what this is, just guess what it could be, they look like the insides of planets or some abstract art, in fact this is just a series of cross sections of golf balls. golf, I think all golf.

The balls are made the same way, but the inside of each one reveals different types and are meticulously manufactured in various ways to provide different levels of performance, so although they all look similar on the putting green, each golf ball is technically only. The seven by seven by seven Rubik's cube. This may look like a slightly larger version of a traditional Rubik's Cube, but there's more than meets the eye in this little puzzle box: There are more combinations in a seven-by-seven-by-seven Rubik's Cube than there are atoms in the observable universe. , the real number. It itself looks like this and the largest works with power is called a Quach Antillean qin duo.

I'm trying to say the full number myself, but we'd be here for a small eternity, so technically, when you hold one of these, you're holding the entire known universe in the palms of your hands traffic signs driving a car you probably don't think too much about why You are able to read road signs so clearly regardless of your speed, that is because the writing has been specially designed to be easy to process how well, just take a look at its size. Road signs don't get big just because they cover multiple lanes, but the speed at which you travel means they need to be visible from further away so you can.

If you have enough time to adapt and prevent last-minute hazards, it's sad to think there are so much detail in something you see every day and yet never really considered its size anyway. I'll take it as a sign that the world's water is in progress. On Earth there are approximately 1.3 3 2 billion cubic kilometers of water, it covers two thirds of our planet with over 70% of the fresh water locked in our ice sheets, but to put that into perspective, if the Earth were about the size of a basketball, then all the water in the world would fit into a single ping pong ball to separate it even further, if we removed all the fresh drinking water from that ping pong ball it would be about the size of a small B and if we poured all the water in the world and to have the same size and shape as the United States, that hole would have to be one hundred and forty-five kilometers if you can't imagine what it looks like, ask your mother shadows of water shadows are created by an object blocking a light source at that moment, how would you explain this image?

Light is not the same in all media and liquid and acts very differently. The wasp in this image is kept afloat by the surface tension of the water. The cohesive force of the molecules that adhere to each other. another creates a slight indentation in the water and this refracts the light slightly to the sides creating shadows at the bottom of the container. I don't know about you, but the fact that I can once float is ruining our prospects for me right now. The Goo's Valley Viaduct does this. The scene looks familiar, no, it's not from the movie Inception, even though it looks like the door to a dream world, this is actually the base of the Ooze Valley Viaduct in England.

The artistic pillars of the vault have been created using more than 11 million bricks to create a durable and well-supported structure. bridge that crosses the valley in the process, they accidentally seem to have opened a portal to another dimension. This seems like the best Harry Potter sequel, but by the hand of Miss Wilhelm Röntgen. This blurry and grainy photograph may seem sinister, but it is actually one of the most monumental jumps. In science, you have ever taken a human hand and the big black lump is a wedding ring. In fact, this is Miss Wilhelm Röntgen's hand from 1895 and is the first image created using X-ray techniques designed by her husband Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen.

This image caused a sensation around the world over a hundred years ago and revolutionized the way medicine and science have advanced. What you are seeing is the first time a human was able to look inside a body without taking it apart. How incredible is that? brain cell or universe, anyone who has ever seen a cauliflower has probably noticed the way it looks like a brain, but did you know that neurons and the brain grow in a pattern similar to the expansion of the universe? I mean, that's deep, so deep that even science can't explain it, the scientific reports in the Journal of Nature suggest that these similarities are not just a coincidence and the growth of these systems is influenced by some unknown fundamental law of nature. .

Furthermore, the natural growth dynamics of networks like the Internet remained the same. pattern, that means our brain cells and galaxies are also somehow connected to Reddit and 4chan, while that explains a lot about humanity. Sperm whales sleep vertically due to their giant size. Sperm whales don't have the luxury of sleeping for long as their need for air means they could easily drown, but evolution has you covered. These gentle ocean giants can sleep for 10 to 15 minutes at a time by swimming deeply and then rising slowly and vertically to the surface. Sleeping vertically in their pods means they maintain social contact, so no one is left behind as a snack for predators.

Research suggests that they spend less than 10% of their daily cycle sleeping, making them one of the least sleep-dependent animals on the planet. That's what I call a power nap. Which of these images changed your Perception of the world, let me know in the comments below and thanks for watching.