20 Fascinating Photos Perfect for the Weekend

Daniel Bonfiglio Published 08/23/2024 in wow

I'm sure you're more than ready to stop thinking about work for the week, and what better way to do that than with these informative and fascinating photos?

They'll take your mind to a better and more magical place, while hopefully teaching you something along the way.

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In Chengdu, seven suns were visible due to the refraction of light.
2.
Rare ice flowers seen in Norway.
3.
Cat, Tre Cime di Lavaredo, Italian Dolomites.
4.
First world trash is commonly exported and dumped on third world countries for a minimal bribe.
5.
The “Angel of Death.”
6.
The Nile River from space, outlined by surrounding lights.
7.
Rani ki vav, Gujarat.
8.
Maria Guadalupe Velez, better known as Lupe Velez, wearing a gingham dress in her Beverly Hills home.
9.
F-22 and F-16 in Poland over a power plant in Bełchatów.
10.
Pisa, Piazza del Duomo.
11.
Commodore Perry Owens was a legendary lawman and skilled gunfighter in Arizona Territory, known for his role in the Pleasant Valley War and his quick-draw skills during the Owens-Blevins shootout. Pictured in 1880.
12.
Eruption of Mt. Etna, 2015.
13.
Massive statue of Guan Yu, in Jingzhou, China. Finished in 2016, it was dismantled after the land started sinking below it. It stood 190' tall and weighed 1,320 tons.
14.
Heman Bekele, a 15-year-old from Fairfax, Virginia, has been named Time’s 2024 Kid of the Year for inventing a soap that could help prevent and treat skin cancer.
15.
The maps of the USA and Australia almost fit into each other.
16.
Barbara Ann Richards and Richard Wilcox, a transgender couple who transitioned together as a couple to ensure that their marriage was recognized by the state of California in the 1940s.
17.
Warrior goddess sculpture with eight-foot wingspan. Made from steel, stone, and glass.
18.
The custom crazy-large bathtub of Tsar Alexander II.
19.
Apple HQ's before and after.
20.
The Convair B-36 Peacemaker; the largest plane to use both jet and prop engines.

1.
In Chengdu, seven suns were visible due to the refraction of light.
2.
Rare ice flowers seen in Norway.
3.
Cat, Tre Cime di Lavaredo, Italian Dolomites.
4.
First world trash is commonly exported and dumped on third world countries for a minimal bribe.
5.
The “Angel of Death.”
6.
The Nile River from space, outlined by surrounding lights.
7.
Rani ki vav, Gujarat.
8.
Maria Guadalupe Velez, better known as Lupe Velez, wearing a gingham dress in her Beverly Hills home.
9.
F-22 and F-16 in Poland over a power plant in Bełchatów.
10.
Pisa, Piazza del Duomo.
11.
Commodore Perry Owens was a legendary lawman and skilled gunfighter in Arizona Territory, known for his role in the Pleasant Valley War and his quick-draw skills during the Owens-Blevins shootout. Pictured in 1880.
12.
Eruption of Mt. Etna, 2015.
13.
Massive statue of Guan Yu, in Jingzhou, China. Finished in 2016, it was dismantled after the land started sinking below it. It stood 190' tall and weighed 1,320 tons.
14.
Heman Bekele, a 15-year-old from Fairfax, Virginia, has been named Time’s 2024 Kid of the Year for inventing a soap that could help prevent and treat skin cancer.
15.
The maps of the USA and Australia almost fit into each other.
16.
Barbara Ann Richards and Richard Wilcox, a transgender couple who transitioned together as a couple to ensure that their marriage was recognized by the state of California in the 1940s.
17.
Warrior goddess sculpture with eight-foot wingspan. Made from steel, stone, and glass.
18.
The custom crazy-large bathtub of Tsar Alexander II.
19.
Apple HQ's before and after.
20.
The Convair B-36 Peacemaker; the largest plane to use both jet and prop engines.