TOP Unusual Facts About Cars

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Did you know that when a racing bollide moves along the track, the distance between its bottom and asphalt is so small that it forms a low pressure? Because of this, race cars, driving hatches on the road surface, lift the manhole covers, which can subsequently cause an accident or fire of a bolide moving behind. It happened in 1990 in Montreal. Since then, all manhole covers have been tightly welded to avoid the dire consequences of that year.

INTERESTING 11 Disaster Films Based on Real Events

11 Disaster Films Based on Real Events

Often, exciting stories from catastrophe films turn out to be real events based on the fates of real people and the stories of real incidents. Such films will be discussed in this collection, which contains the best pictures based on completely existing disasters of anthropogenic or natural character.
AUTO Cars That Were Made in a Single Copy

Cars That Were Made in a Single Copy

We present to your attention 15 cars that were produced in a single copy. And no, these are not museum exhibits, but cars that are quite realistic to meet on the streets of the city ...
INTERESTING 35 Photos That Speak Louder Than Any Words!

35 Photos That Speak Louder Than Any Words!

A selection of positive photos, each of which will tell you its unique story. The most unusual photos collected from around the globe: about people, their lives, fates, addictions, moments, impressions and memories! Sit back and tune in to a wave of positive and vibrant emotions ...
SOCIETY Plastic Surgery Victims — Men

Plastic Surgery Victims — Men

It is generally accepted that plastic surgery is a disease of women, because their desire to achieve the ideal of their beauty sometimes knows no boundaries. But, the modern world expands the scope of stereotypes and today it is not uncommon to meet a man with implants in his cheekbones, a corrected nose and deflated lips. True, some representatives of the stronger sex also sometimes "go too far" in their pursuit of beauty, and this is what we see later ...