A Beast That is AMG & Ducati
Sep 12 2011
A high end motorcycle company named Ducati, decided to team up with the tuning department of Mercedes Benz (AMG) to create this work of art. This is the Ducati Diavel AMG Special Edition, which will be showcasing this year at the Frankfurt Motor Show.
Maersk Triple-E – Biggest Ship in the World
Sep 11 2011
The construction of ten Triple-E vessels, each capable of carrying 18,000 twenty foot containers, will put Maersk Line at the helm of change. The size and capacity of these vessels, at 400 metres long and 59 metres wide, will help reduce energy consumption and lower CO2 emissions.
A Russian Wood Carver's Art
Sep 10 2011
These masterpieces are carved by a man who lives in Republic of Karelia, Russia. They are all on display in his private museum and are true works of art! Have a look at this mega collection of images.
America's First Stealth Helicopter
Sep 9 2011
With a recent post about the crash of a new top secret US stealth helicopter, we have decided to dedicate a post to the first helicopter (also American) that utilized stealth technology - the Comanche.
Amazing Beauty of Winter
Sep 8 2011
These are some amazing pictures of winter, even if you don't like winter - you will enjoy these high quality pictures. The photographer and location are both unknown, let us know if you have any information to credit for!
500 Million Dollar Floating Resort
Sep 7 2011
This stunning concept is designed by an Italian architecture firm named GZDG. It features a fully floating structure (with semi submerged sections) and is planned to be build on top of a protected marine area on the coast of Qatar.
Stunning Turnip Rock, Lake Huron
Sep 6 2011
Eroded by water over the course of thousands of years, this free standing rock is located in Lake Huron - Port Austin, Michigan to be exact. This is a very popular outdoor attraction due to its beauty and crystal clear waters.
Awesome Miniature Weapons
Sep 4 2011
You would probably never guess, but all of these tiny weapons are made out of paper clips. Brett made all of these weapons, and his friend Dan4th Nicholas shot them. Check this awesome collection out.
Marines' Helicopter Camouflage
Sep 3 2011
US military has always been known for painting naked women on the noses of their aircraft (nose art), but this is definitely something new. See if you can see the shape in integrated into the camouflage of this US Marines helicopter.
Most Overpriced Living Space in the World
Sep 2 2011
One square meter in this apartment costs approximately 100,000 rubles ($3,600 US Dollars), and at this price you should expect something nice. It is located in Vladivostok (Russia). Well you would be wrong - lets look at what you get in this amazing package.
Nature’s Way of Survival
Sep 2 2011
After the glaciers melted they left this gigantic boulder behind, so what does nature do? Survive. This yellow birch spreads its roots, almost like tentacles, and grows on top of the boulder. Nature's harmony is simply amazing!
Ancient Mexican Church Buried in the Past
Sep 1 2011
In 1943 Volcán de Parícutin began erupting without warning, it buried two entire villages in the process. The village of San Juan Parangaricutiro was one of them and the only thing left to remind us of the village that was once here is an ancient church. It is buried under more than 20 feet of lava rock.
A Shipwreck Seen from Space
Aug 31 2011
This half-sunken sea-liner is named the World Discoverer. It met its fate on April 30th, 2000, when it hit an uncharted reef in the Solomon Islands. Now it has become a popular tourist attraction and is visible from space on Google Maps.
Interesting Art Made Out of Driftwood
Aug 30 2011
Very refreshing to see art being made from new materials and experimenting with new techniques. "I liked the country, painting and constructing things from what lay around." - says Heather Jansch, the creator of these interesting sculptures.
Joseph Stalin's Favorite Country House
Aug 29 2011
This is one of five country houses in Abkhazia that Stalin visited approximately 5-6 times a year. Built into it were secret passageways to the sea, railway stations, and a direct communication line to his government staff (which consisted of 800 people). A very beautiful dacha!
