13 group of rare old photos: the last duel of mankind

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By 1945, Turner's weekly income is 4000 dollars.

Yan value is justice.

Never go wrong.

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Fifty years ago, the Soviet spacecraft Venera 7 landed on the surface of Venus, becoming the first spacecraft to make a soft landing on another planet.

1 100-pound unmanned probe is also the first probe to transmit data from another planet back to earth.

There are temperature and pressure sensors and accelerometers for measuring atmospheric density on the lander.

After launch 120 days, it also carried a radar altimeter.

The detector transmitted information to the earth for 53 minutes, including about 20 minutes from the ground to the earth, and the temperature was found to be 475 C (887 F) 20 C.

The probe proved that Venus was uninhabitable, but it confirmed that its solid surface contained a small amount of dust, which could not be seen at all in the thick atmosphere.

Photos of the surface of Venus.

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The last photo of nikola tesla, 1943.

Nikola tesla, a famous physicist, engineer and inventor, was penniless at the end of his brilliant and painful life and lived in a small room in a hotel in new york.

By that time, he had become a vegetarian, living only on milk, bread, honey and vegetable juice.

Tesla stayed in a park for a few days, where there were the most important creatures to him-pigeons-and his sleepless nights. He studies mathematical equations and scientific problems in his mind.

194365438+1On October 7th, Tesla was 86 years old and died alone in Room 3327 of the New Yorker Hotel.

When Alice Monaghan, the maid, entered Tesla's room, she later found his body, ignoring the "Do Not Disturb" sign that Tesla put on the door two days ago.

Assistant medical inspector HW Wembly examined the body and ruled that the cause of death was coronary thrombosis.

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Old photos of Napoleon War veterans, 1858.

These extraordinary photos may provide the only surviving images of Grande Amei and the guards veterans wearing only the original uniforms and badges, although some uniforms were obviously cut by tailors in the1850s.

All these people (in 1970s and 1980s respectively) wore the Medal of Saint Helena, which was awarded to all veterans of the revolutionary and imperial wars in August 1857.

These people are old when they take pictures, and it is obviously difficult for some people to stay still during the exposure time of the camera (so some photos are blurred).

However, their uniforms, epaulettes, medals, belts and feathers are impressive.

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199 1 Albanian refugees arriving in Italy.

From 65438 to the early 1990s, the Albanian government collapsed and was replaced by a serious economic collapse (severe food shortage) in the country's large-scale social unrest.

This prompted many Albanians to try to leave this previously remote country.

People are at a loss for despair. Although their understanding of other countries is only based on what they hear or see on Italian TV, they are eager for the opportunity to live abroad again.

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1932 An unknown person during the Great Depression.

1932- 1933, at the height of the great depression, the unemployment rate in the United States reached nearly 25%, 1 1 10,000 people were looking for jobs.

From 1929 to 1932, the average income decreased by 40%.

Deflation makes commodity prices fall every year 10%.

The number of foreclosures has soared.

By 1934, nearly half of the housing loans were in arrears, and more than 1 10,000 families lost their farms.

In 1932 alone, 273,000 families were evicted from their homes.

Between 1929 and 1932, the housing construction decreased by 80%, which is incredible.

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Dean John Smith, age138 (1784-1922).

Smith is a Chippewa Indian who lives in Cass Lake, Minnesota. It is said that he died at the age of 138.

No matter how old he is, his neat face shows that he lives a long and full life.

He fights, fishes, gives advice, rides horses and trains. He appeared in movies and sold postcards.

He has eight wives and no children, but he has an adopted son, tom smith.

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1952, Canadian soldiers played hockey on an ice rink built in South Korea.

During the Korean War, Canadians' enthusiasm for hockey was proved, and 27,000 Canadian soldiers took part in the battle to defend their freedom.

Even in tense situations, wars always exist, and young soldiers are still eager to participate in their traditional winter sport: ice hockey.

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194 1, Chinese-Americans put their own labels to avoid being confused with annoying Japanese-Americans.

194 1 12, 15 After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Ruth Lee, the hostess of the Chinese restaurant, waved the flag of China at that time. Therefore, when she sunbathes in Miami, she will not be mistaken for Japanese.

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Hironan Xiaoyeda, 1974 Soldiers who refused to surrender.

After nearly 29 years of guerrilla warfare, Lon is holding a sword in his hand. Onota) out of the jungle of Luban Island.

1974 March 1 1.

Captain Onota is the most famous so-called Japanese. He was a straggler who hid in the South Pacific for several years after World War II.

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New york Electric Bus 1904

Strangely, the electric motor was invented in19th century, and the internal combustion engine was invented in 20th century.

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In the 1900 s, the first female bodybuilders and women showed their achievements.

The earliest "strong woman" appeared in19th century, but it was unheard of until a long time later.

The appearance of strong women is becoming more and more common in sports events and circuses. They can show their superhuman strength.

In turn, it paves the way for other wrestling girls, such as female wrestlers and bodybuilders.

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The last sword duel in history, France, 1967.

You may think that dueling is an outdated ceremony in the19th century and has no place in the modern world.

However, it was not until the end of the 20th century that dueling was officially banned. This is 1967, the last duel between gaston Desfrey and Rene Buel.

When people were exploring space, two Frenchmen decided to settle their differences through an old-fashioned duel.