There is a bandit on the wanted list of the Afghan Taliban, and the reward for the wanted is as high as $100. However, in 2012, he chose to turn himself in and tried to claim the bounty. It's a pity that he didn't succeed, but **. This story reminded me of the complexity of human nature and the inadmissibility of behavior. Why did he turn himself in?Is it due to feelings of guilt or something else?Maybe he wants to change his life, or maybe he's tired of running away. Whatever the reason, the story shows the diversity and complexity of human behavior.
In 1922, a 3D film called "The Power of Love" came out. The film uses red and green relief technology to achieve a 3D effect, and through different lenses on the left and right, the audience can even see different endings. This surprised me because I thought the rise of 3D movies was in recent years, but it turns out that it started a century ago. This film is not only a breakthrough in technology at the time, but also indicates the potential and future development of 3D technology in the film industry.
In the past, pigeon droppings were almost as valuable as **, as it could be used to make gunpowder. In England, pigeon droppings used to be the property of the royal family, and in the 18th century King George I declared all pigeon droppings to be royal property. This fact made me realize how comprehensive and meticulous people used resources in the past, and they were able to discover and use everything around them. At the same time, you can feel the backwardness of technology at that time, because now we have more modern methods of making gunpowder and no longer rely on pigeon droppings.
All astronauts going to the ISS must learn Xi Russian, even American astronauts. This is due to the fact that the Russian Soyuz spacecraft is the only "ferry" to the ISS, and all the controls are in Russian. This fact reminds me of the international cooperation and interdependence of the space industry, where astronauts must overcome language and cultural barriers to ensure the smooth running of the mission. At the same time, it also shows Russia's important position and influence in the field of space.
In 2005, the last television set made in the United States was publicly displayed in a historical museum. This fact reflects the hollowing out and decline of American manufacturing. The cold television set became a relic of history, showing the glory of the United States in manufacturing in the past and the transformation of the present. This reminds me of the transfer and development of the global manufacturing industry, the emergence of new manufacturing powers, and the changing economic landscape.
In 2009, hundreds of brightly coloured bird feather specimens were stolen from the Natural History Museum in London. **It was eventually discovered that these precious specimens were used by a student online to make fly fishing bait. This story makes me feel sad and indignant because these bird specimens are a precious scientific resource that represents the diversity and vitality of the natural world. At the same time, it also reflects the greed and destruction of natural resources by human beings.
In 1979, a woman named Elvita Adams attempted suicide by jumping off a building in the Empire State Building in New York. She jumped from the 86th floor, but was blown back to the 85th floor by a strong gust of wind and miraculously survived. This story shows us the impermanence of fate and the fragility of life. Sometimes, we may be in despair and trouble, but fate may give us an unexpected turn. This is a touching and inspirational story, and it also makes us realize the preciousness and inadmissibility of life.
There are only two cases of all the recorded surviving hexaplets, and what is even more bizarre is that they were all born on January 11, six years apart. It's an incredible coincidence, the birth of the hexuplets is rare in itself, and the probability of them being born on the same day is even lower. This story makes people lament the miracles and coincidences of life, and also makes us aware of the diversity and complexity of the world.
In the Bahamas, there is an uninhabited reef called "Piggy Island", where more than 60 unattended pigs live. Although the ** of this story is unknown, these pigs are Xi to being fed by tourists, and they are fat and strong. It makes me a little envious of the life of these pigs, living freely in a beautiful environment, full of fun and enjoyment. It also reminds me of the importance of human destruction of the natural environment and animal protection.
In the Western world, the posture of a horse's legs can tell us how a statue figure died. If both of the horse's front legs are in the air, then the person dies in battle;If one of the horse's front legs hangs in the air, then the man dies from a wound sustained in battle;If both of the horse's front legs hit the ground, then the person died of natural causes. This rule of observation made me marvel at the creativity and diversity of human beings in art, as well as their sensitivity to detail. Humans express history and stories through sculpture, and the gesture of the horse's legs becomes a symbol and a sign of interpretation. It also reflects people's interest in history and their ability to observe details, as well as their reverence and respect for the past.