Author: Front-Coconut-8196

On June 10, 2018, NASA officially had to say goodbye to the little rover that could. The Mars Opportunity Rover was meant to last just 90 days and instead marched on for 14 years. It finally lost contact with earth after it was hit by a fierce dust storm.

Before digital GPS, the 1932 “Iter Avto” used a physical scroll of paper maps linked to the car’s speedometer. The map scrolled faster as you drove, providing a real-time (but manual) navigation system.

A U.S. CH-47 Chinook airlifts a captured Mil Mi-24 Hind attack helicopter out of the desert of Chad, 1988. The event is known as Operation Mount Hope III that was a top secret American military operation. The helicopter had been abandoned in the Toyota War.

The flight deck of a Concorde supersonic airliner, One of the most complex cockpits in history it is known for its extreme complexity, featuring over 1,000 switches and dials

One of the 4000-year-old well-preserved wagons unearthed in the Lchashen village in the vicinity of Lake Sevan. Made of oak, they are the oldest known wagons in the world. Now on display at the History Museum of Armenia

Cockpit of Space Shuttle Endeavour, It contains over 2,000 switches, knobs, and screens used to control orbit, reentry and was widely recognized by NASA and aerospace engineers as the most complex flying machine ever built

Comfort Town, a residential complex in Kyiv, Ukraine, The project is a 40-hectare development designed with colorful facades inspired by Lego blocks to stand out from typical Soviet-era architecture

Hermitage Museum (St. Petersburg) is not famous only for its great collections and masterpieces. This city’s most prestigious museum has the largest feline museum staff in the world estimated at about a hundred souls. It is their daily duty to protect the treasures from rats and other vermin

largest ever recorded polar bear, shot in Alaska in 1960 that weighed over 2,200 pounds and stood nearly 12 feet tall, It was later displayed at the 1962 Seattle World’s Fair

This is a marble fox, This fox species was created through genetic mutation in the 1900s. They were originally intended to be completely white, but an anomaly always gave them patterns in their fur. Due to their unnatural existence, they’re unlikely to survive in the wild, so they live in captivity