Okay, Literally Every Single One Of These Pictures Completely And Totally Blew My Dumb Little Brain Last Week

1.This is Robert Wadlow, the tallest man who ever lived:

2.And here's Mr. Wadlow with his slightly shorter dad:

3.This is what the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC looked like in 1907:

4.And this is what it looked like 100 years later:

5.This is how big Alaska is compared to Europe:

6.This is what one of Shaq's championship rings looks like on a typical-sized human hand:

7.These are two of the earliest known photographs of Saturn and Jupiter, taken in the 19th century:

8.This is what the First Class Lounge on the Titanic looked like:

9.And this is what the Third Class dining room of the Titanic's sister ship, the Olympic, looked like:

10.The man in the middle in this picture is a college-aged Richard Nixon:

11.You can buy gigantic safety pins:

12.That tiny little fellah on the left there is a normal clothes dryer compared to a commercial dryer on its right:

13.This is the Times Building, the center of New York's Times Square, under construction in 1903:

14.And here's what that same area looks like over a hundred years later:

15.This monument to the doomed Donner Party shows just how deep the snow the unfortunate travelers had to deal with was:

16.This is what an intact, peeled egg looks like:

17.And this is what a big ol' chunk of a peeled aloe plant looks like:

18.In 2003, it was discovered that a full-grown, 400-pound bengal tiger was being kept as a pet in a New York City apartment. Police were able to rescue the tiger, and he lived out the rest of his life in an Ohio animal sanctuary:

19.The original design for the Michelin Man was absolutely terrifying:

20.This man, Tom Pearcy, set the world record for "largest pumpkin boat" in 2018:

21.This is what the Golden Gate Bridge looked like while it was under construction:

22.A billion is a really, really big number:

23.This is Charles Ponzi, the infamous scammer ponzi schemes got their name from:

24.These are hand-drawn sketches of the phases of the moon Galileo Galilei drew in 1610:

25.And, finally, this is what that tiny l'il ball in a Guinness beer looks like: