50 Stunning Photos That Won The Prestigious Siena International Photo Awards

10/16/2020 50 Stunning Photos That Won The Prestigious Siena International Photo Awards
50 Stunning Photos That Won The Prestigious Siena International

Photo Awards
John Travis    
There were over 48,000 submissions from some of the best photographers in the 2018 Siena International Photo Award. The judges had a tough but
fun time deciding the best photos. In total, the participants competed in 11 categories, ranging from stunning landscapes to subtle portraits and
dramatic sports moments, each of them show just how diverse our beautiful world really is. We still can't decide which one is our favorite. Keep
reading to find out which one you like the most!
1. El Calbuco, Chile (The Beauty of The Nature Category: First Position)

The photographer took this mesmerizing photo during a violent night eruption of the Calbuco volcano in the Lagos region, Chile.
Francisco Negroni
We don't think that there is anything else that is so beautiful and scary at the same time. This is inarguably Mother Nature at its absolute best.
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2. Killer Whale, Norway (Animals In Their Environment Category: Honorable Mention)

This killer whale emerged on the surface while hunting in an Arctic Norwegian fjord.
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The photographer was waiting for this moment and captured something truly amazing. Amazingly, this photo was shot during the polar night.
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3. Sharing Emotion (Fascinating Faces And Characters Category: Remarkable Award)

The photographer was able to capture a photo that is both beautiful and heartbreaking.
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Mohd Nazri Sulaiman
We knew that a picture speaks a thousand words, now we saw it.
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4. Underwater View Of The Winter Lofoten (The Beauty Of The Nature Category" Remarkable Award)
This underwater photo deserved to win an award as the water must be at freezing temperatures there.
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Сергей Луканкин
It shows two sides of life as the urchin is bright and cheerful and the mountains are covered with dull snow.
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5. Rhino Silhouette, Kenya (Environment Category: Honorable Mention)

The photographer was riding out of camp early morning in Masai Mara National Park in search of the Great Migration when he saw this rhino standing
beside a tree.
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Khaichuin Sim
He took this amazing photo and it feels like the leaves are flying away. This is magical stuff.
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6. Cosmic Wildflowers, Brazil (In The beauty of the nature Category: Honorable Mention)
When there is 180 º panorama and the background is elevated with the milky way, the field of Paepalantus wildflowers glows like tiny lights.
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Marcio Cabral
This unbelievable photo was taken in the National Park of Vaedeiros Tablelands.
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7. The Wave, Antarctica Waters (Journeys And Adventures Category: Third Place)
The photographer was able to capture this photo in the Drake Passage, between Antarctica and Cape Horn.
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Lorraine Turci
This 12-meter wave pounded the boat's forecastle and thankfully, the photographer was ready to capture it.
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8. Is That Nemo? (Animals in Their Environment Category: Remarkable Award)

We are in love with the burst of color in this photo. It is a beautiful shot by the photographer.
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Matteo Visconti
This super cutie looks like Nemo and we cannot get enough of it. Certainly, it deserved an award.
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9. Joana Sitting With Her Grandmother, Cuba (Fascinating faces and characters Category: Honorable Mention)
Joana Menendez Gonzalez is a dancer at the Tropicana Cabaret in Havana. For this photo, she sat with her maternal grandmother.
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Look how graceful both of them are looking. This a beautiful shot!
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10. Mind The Gap, Antarctica (Environment Category: Honorable Mention)

The photographer was able to capture this amazing shot of a small group of Emperor Penguins as they huddled near a crack in an ice age floe.
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This is a pristine area of the Southern Ocean, which is also known as the Ross Sea.
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11. Arctic Fox, USA (Animals In Their Environment Category: Third Place)
The photographer found this fox scavenging a Caribou's carcass on the coastal plains of Alaska's Artic.
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Believe it or not, the photographer had to spend 2 hours approaching this little cutie and took this photo when it was just six feet away from him. What
a majestic creature!
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12. Camels In The Desert, Mongolia (General Color Category: 2nd Place)
The photographer took this photo in Inner Mongolia on the evening of October 24, 2017. In the photo, the camels and the dogs are creating waves of
dust under the sunset's glow.
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Weiguo Hu
It is a spectacular sight and the lighting is incredible. This photo makes us want to go to Mongolia.
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13. The Beakful Of The Hoopoe, Italy (Animals In Their Environment Category: Honorable Mention)
Hoopoe is one of the most beautiful bird species in Trentino and this photo can easily melt anyone's heart.
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The photographer saw the nest and the Hoopoe flying near it; he wasted no time and captured this beautiful photo.
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14. Run! (Animals In Their Environment Category: Remarkable Award)

Hello, there little fella. Why are you running? The smile on this little cutie is saying, "catch me if you can."
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Christoph Kaula
Looking at this photo makes us want to say, "koochi-koochi koo!" We just want to hug this little furball forever.
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15. The Road Of Fortune, Vietnam (Splash of Colors Category: Honorable Mention)
The red color is known for good luck in Vietnam. Traditionally, it is the symbolic color of happiness.
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Sian Koi Kua
In this photo, these are Joss sticks that are offered at altars to obtain good fortune and business.
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16. Flying On The Beach, The Netherlands (General Color Category: Honorable Mention)
The photographer didn't take this photo by chance, He had to lie down in the cold water and look for the right position for it.
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Claudio Piccoli
Once he got the position, he took the photo at the exact moment when the doggo was jumping high to catch the disc. Hence, it gave the impression
that the dog is flying.
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17. Giochi In Verde (The Beauty Of The Nature Category: Remarkable Award)
You might have seen this photo somewhere on the internet. It became quite popular.
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Vanda Bodoardo
You can see Northern Lights when you are in Iceland. It is so captivating. Beautiful!
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18. Drink, China (Fascinating faces and characters Category: Honorable Mention)
This small hilltop village has water shortage problems. The photographer took a photo of a little boy attempting to drink water from a water pipe.
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Jing Hu
This photo clearly depicts water shortage problems in the world and gives a strong message on how we need to play our role in preserving water and
not wasting it.
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19. Unity, Bangladesh (Animals In Their Environment Category: Honorable Mention)

There is nothing in the world that cannot be achieved through unity and hard work.
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Dedication and persistence is the key and these ants are showing a perfect example of unity. Ants are truly masters of teamwork.
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20. Facing Reality, Pleneau Island, Antarctic Peninsula (Animals In Their Environment Category: First Place)
A leopard seal was hiding in a lagoon before low tide, hiding and waiting for its prey. A young penguin got closer and the seal moved fast and caught it
by its feet.
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Amos Nachoum
The photographer felt lucky to capture such an intense moment of survival. The penguin didn’t survive.
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21. Battle Victim, Bangladesh (Photo Of The Year Award)

The world knows about what took place in Myanmar, on September 6th, 2017. This photo depicts a traumatized boy after the violence in Myanmar.
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K M Asad
This young girl entered the Tenkhali Rohingya refugee camp with her family from Myanmar state, Kumar Khali. If we look at the UNHCR stats, we'll
find that over 646,000 Rohingya refugees fled from Myanmar after the extreme violence.
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22. School Of Barracuda (Animals In Their Environment Category: Remarkable Award)

The photographer believes that he was fortunate enough to be in that exact situation (also with barracuda) some years ago.
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Francis Pérez
The composition is quite perfect and everything looks pleasing to the eyes. A remarkable shot!
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23. Kid With Hand Crafts, Ethiopia (Fascinating Faces And Characters Category: First Place)
The families in the Suri tribe in Ethiopia over-protect their kids. The photographer thinks of these metal handcrafts as a jail.
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David Nam Lip Lee
Due to overprotection, families can marginalize their new generation from the world.
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24. Break, Indonesia (Fascinating faces and characters Category: Honorable Mention)
Due to poverty, people have to work for hours to make ends meet. This is one such example.
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Burak Senbak
The photographer captured this strong and emotional photo of a man taking a break at a noodle factory in Indonesia. His face has exhausted
expression which shows the extreme working condition there.
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25. Love On The Rocks (Environment Category: Remarkable Award In Animals)

This photo beautifully captured moments of love between a species that is "at-risk" of getting extinct.
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Amos Nachoum
We just hope that humans understand the value of these beautiful animals and do whatever they can to help their species.
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26. Jump, Canada (Environment Category: Honorable Mention In Animals)

As this snowy owl took a flight as a result of a call of another female, the photographer captured this spectacular shot.
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By the way, this species is known for giving particular care to protecting its own hunting territory.
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27. Little Nenets Nedko, Russia (Journeys and Adventures Category: Honorable Mention)
There are some extraordinary people living in the North. They had adjusted themselves to live in the extreme weather of North. These people still
maintain a traditional culture despite the fact that they are in the 21st century.
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Sergey Anisimov
They are time-honored people who have a close connection with nature and have a caring attitude towards everything around them.
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28. Share (Fascinating Faces And Characters Category: Remarkable Award)

Most of us have read or heard somewhere that sharing is caring. This couple took sharing to the technological level with this photo.
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Zhonghua Yang
It is so cute and heartwarming. We bet you can't find a more adorable photo on the internet than this one.
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29. Duel In The Snow (Animals In Their Environment Category: Remarkable Award)
The photographer was able to capture two snow-covered bison in a duel.
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Matthew Polvorosa Kline
As males fight for territory, these 2 bison were having a duel and the photographer was lucky to capture this amazing photograph.
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30. Kitten (Animals In Their Environment Category: Remarkable Award)

All cats lovers should feel lucky to see this little cutie with his mother. It seems like he is planning on teasing his mother.
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Sergey Gorshkov
At first, we thought it was a baby cheetah with a really long neck.
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31. Beyond Pink, USA (General Color Category: Honorable Mention)

The photographer took an empowering and honest picture of breast cancer.
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Becky Yee
This superwoman embraced cancer at first and then defeated it, Amazing shot!
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32. Travelers, Antarctica (The Beauty Of The Nature Category: Third Place)
This is a group of Chinstrap Penguins resting on an iceberg. If you ever get a chance of sailing Antarctic waters, you will see different types of
icebergs.
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Mariusz Potocki
Some of the icebergs you’ll find will be floating and if you are lucky enough, you might even get a chance to see these penguins resting on them.
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33. Floating Market, Indonesia (Splash Of Colors Category: First Place)

In the colorful Lok Baintan Floating Market in Indonesia, you'll find hundreds of boats meet there before sunrise. This is a fantastic aerial view.
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Sina Falker
Did you know that it is one of the oldest markets in Asia? It is one of those markets where inhabitants still trade from traditional wooden boats.
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34. Polar Trout, Norway (The beauty of the nature Category: Honorable Mention)
During a special night atmosphere, the photographer caught the photo of a brown trout spawning.
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Audun Rikardsen
It is an amazing photo as no artificial lighting was used to capture it. The light is due to the stars and the full moon.
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35. Small Houses, Russia (Architecture and Urban Spaces Category: First Place)
The photographer was able to take a shot of Russian dachas near the city of Arkhangelsk.
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Fyodor Savintsev
The white snow and the color of houses give off an intense contrast. Beautiful!
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36. Cold At Surface, Norway (The beauty of the nature Category: Honorable Mention)
This photo was shot during a freezing polar night when the temperature in the waters of Tromsø was -18°C.
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Audun Rikardsen
The photographer captured a killer whale taking a breath at the cold surface. We all should thank the Killer Whale for gifting us this brilliant photo.
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37. Migration, Saudi Arabia (The Beauty Of The Nature Category: Second Position)
This photo was taken in the desert of Dahana (Saudi Arabia) where Bedouins migrate with camels in search of water and food.
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Khalid Alsabt
The photographer took this beautiful photo in a peaceful atmosphere, all thanks to a group of nomads and the shadows of their camels.
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38. Redyk, Poland (Journeys and Adventures Category: Honorable Mention)

This photo was taken in Mizerna, in southern Poland. This is a traditional sheep grazing called Redyk and has over 1,500 animals.
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The shepherds bring back the animals to the city from the Low Beskid Mountains and then the owners take care of them during the winter.
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39. Flying Fishing Nest, China (General Color Category: Third Place)
The fisherman was at work on the Ningde Jiuli River in Xiapu County, China.
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Danny Yen Sin Wong
As the wind was lifting his fishing nets, the scene was evoking a sense of peace and the photographer took this photo in a magical atmosphere.
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40. Vulture And Jackal (Animals In Their Environment Category: Remarkable Award)
These vultures are really big and it won't be wrong to say that they do look like flying dinosaurs.
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Willem Kruger
And the spread of those wings is just mind-blowing stuff. Beautiful shot!
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41. The Window, Costa Rica (The beauty of the nature Category: Honorable Mention)
During the photographer's stay in a hotel in Costa Rice, he noticed that the gardens were flooded with red-eyed frogs (Agalichnis callydrias).
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Salvador Colvée Nebot
He found this frog and took its picture. It seems like it was sticking out of a window and enjoying the outside view.
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42. Smoking An Old Woman (Fascinating Faces And Characters Category: Remarkable Award)
This old lady was smoking when the photographer took her photo and isn't it beautiful?
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Qiang Chen
Though she has become old, she is enjoying something that most probably she had been doing all her entire life.
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43. Snowy Ballerina (Animals In Their Environment Category: Remarkable Award)

The photographer was able to take a photo of a beautiful owl during flight.
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Barbara Fleming
Isn't it remarkable? And just look at those attractive eyes.
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44. The Great Eclipse, USA (The beauty of the nature Category: Honorable Mention)
The photographer took this photo during the total solar eclipse and it is just gorgeous.
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Oleg Zinkovetsky
The total solar eclipse happened in August 2017 and it is the result of HDR stacking from 14 images.
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45. Sperm Whale Herd, Sri Lanka (Animals In Their Environment Category: Third Place)
These sperm whales emerged from milling around in a gigantic cluster.
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Tony Wu
Perhaps many of them were defecating. The photographer richly deserved the third place award for this stunning photo.
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46. A Giant In The Dark, Botswana (General Monochrome Category: Honorable Mention)
This close-up photo of a bull elephant (Loxodonta africana) was captured by the photographer in Chobe National Park in Botswana.
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Mario Moreno
The photographer blurred the background to enhance the image of this mammoth animal.
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47. Ouch, It Is Cold (Journeys And Adventures Category: Remarkable Award)

The photographer was able to take a shot of children dressed up for the extreme weather.
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Sergey Anisimov
We wonder they will grow up to tell the story of how they walked for 4 miles in the snow just to go to school.
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48. Game Of Colors, India (Splash Of Colors Category: Second Place)

The Indians celebrate the yearly Holi Festival, which means the announcement of the arrival of the spring season.
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Anurag Kumar
The colorful atmosphere there radiates happiness and love. It is a beautiful shot by any stretch of the imagination.
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49. Leap Of Leopards (Animals In Their Environment Category: Remarkable Award)

These leopards climb tall trees and then wait for their unsuspecting prey to come near.
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Hetal "teeku" Patel
That's when they pounce on them and try to achieve a successful hunt. By the way, that's one way of drying your meat.
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50. Exhalation (Splash Of Colors Category: Remarkable Award)

We believe that it is a picture of a leaf taken with slow shutter speed while moving the camera or maybe a fast shutter speed.
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Javier Herranz Casellas
Nevertheless, it is an amazing photo that shows beautiful, stunning colors.
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A Guy Started Digging A Hole In His Yard And Now His

Neighborhood Is Jealous of Him
John Travis
We strive in our lives in hopes of living a better life. We struggle, and we work hard to live the American dream. Most of us dream of living in a big
house with a beautiful yard and a good neighborhood. Well, this is what Wayne Martin already had, but that didn’t stop him from working on a DIY
project that would require a lot of dedication and hard work. When he started digging in his yard, the rest of the neighborhood began to think that he
was crazy, but they soon realized that he was working on an extremely ambitious project. What was it? Let’s find that out.
1. He Must Be Digging a Hole for His Swimming Pool

If your neighbor decides to dig a hole this size, the first thought that may come into your mind is that they’re planning to build an in-ground swimming
pool. Even if it is a giant swimming pool, it can easily make the entire neighborhood jealous. But when it turns out that they’re not building a swimming
pool, you may start to think that they have lost their mind or working on a project that is destined to fail.
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That might have been the case when Wayne was digging a hole for more than just water. Once he was done laying down some gravel, he brought a
20-foot shipping container, and that’s when everyone was curious to know what he was planning on building. Most of the neighbors were a bit
skeptical about his new project.
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2. DIYers’ Mantra
Wayne started working on his project by first purchasing a 20-foot shipping container. It is quite surprising how easily you can find one of these
containers online at affordable prices.
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Wayne is one of those DIYers who knows how important it is to keep the costs as low as possible. So, he did some research and found the best
container for his project at an incredibly affordable price. He could’ve easily gone to a bunker professional, but he had already made his mind on
working on the project all by himself. But what was he building that he need the container? Keep on reading to find out about it.
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3. Making Some Sense of the Project

Wayne brought his container and started working on it by first sealing it shut. He didn’t want to use the giant double doors. So, he sealed them shut
and installed a swinging door on the other side. He spent many hours ensuring that nothing could get in or out of the container, especially leaks.
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He also made sure that the swinging door he installed only swings inward and not outward. With a one-way entry point, some people who were
watching, it started to understand what he was doing. But still, it wasn’t making much sense.
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4. No Room for Mistakes

One of the significant mistakes Wayne could have made at the start was to dig a hole that was too small to fit in his container. So, he measured twice
just to make sure everything was spot on and made the hole two feet deeper than the height of the container.
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Wayne also didn’t want any room for error, so he left two feet of space on all sides of the container and extra room around where the door would
swing-out. He thought of every little detail before working on his project.
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5. Using Pea Gravel To Line The Bottom

It was essential for Wayne to line the bottom by using a layer of pea gravel because the container had to filter through to the soil below while also lying
on a soft place.
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We hope that by now you know what he was trying to build. If not, then keep on reading. Trust us, it will amaze you.
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6. Calling In A Pro
Although it was a DIY project, Wayne had no option but to call a professional to help him in taking care of a little problem. Wayne had no crane in his
backyard that could pick up a 20-foot container and lower it into the hole. That’s why he had to call in a company to do the work for him.
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He could have asked his friends or come up with another plan to get the container down in the hole, but he didn’t want to waste time.
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7. No Fitting In Complication
Wayne dug a little deeper hole and left the extra room to ensure the container fits in like a glove. He also left two feet of space on each side and
everything turned out well.
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Now the container was in the hole and he started working on the next important phase. It may seem like an average DIY project to you, but we
guarantee you that the finished project will inspire you into giving DIY a shot.
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8. Not Ignoring The Importance of a Sump Pump

A sump pump helps draining out water from enclosed spaces. It is considered to be a critical piece of equipment to use whenever you’re putting
anything below ground because it ensures the bunker remains above the waterline.
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After all, the last thing you want after doing all the hard work is to see your underground bunker get ruined by a flood. So, what was Wayne putting
inside his bunker? Are you thinking that he is the “Bruce Wayne” and using the container to hide his bat suit and other equipment?
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9. Working On The Entrance

When you build an underground bunker, you have to work on the entrance as well. Instead of using a simple staircase, a ladder, or a fire pole, he did
the logical thing and simply laid down a set of concrete steps.
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He also made sure that the top stairs were at the same level as the top of the container. Once the exterior work was complete, he moved to the inside
of the container.
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10. Preparing For The Unforeseen Problems

Wayne did his homework before starting this project. He installed two I-beams to make sure the bunker remains stable.
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One would think that a giant 20-foot container can’t move much, but the banker can become unbalanced due to the shifting of the ground. These two
beams not only provide support to the bunker, but they also act as a frame for the exterior of the bunker. What was going through Wayne’s mind?
You’ll find that out soon enough.
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11. Taking Necessary Precautions

Installing an underground bunker wasn’t the only thing on Wayne’s mind as he was taking into account other vital elements. He made sure the roof
was stable and used a framework on top to support a roof. It all makes sense why he added the I-beams in the first place.
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It also explains why he decided to dig the hole a little extra deep because he wanted the bunker to blend in with the rest of his yard. Everything was
going as planned for Wayne.
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12. Completing Underground Roof

You don’t get to see a roof underground, but that is what Wayne had planned, and he did it by laying down heavy sheets of metal across the
framework. The roof was stable enough to support the weight of 2-3 people.
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With the first step of laying down the roof, the exterior was taking some shape. But what was he going to do with the inside of the bunker? Everything
started to fall into place.
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13. He Wanted More Than Just A Regular Entranceway

Wayne already had a staircase for going in and out of the bunker, but he wasn’t satisfied with it. So, after setting up and securing the roof, he went on
to make a grand entryway for his project.
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By leaving an opening from the roof, he set up some rebar just to ensure everything remains supported. Although the grand entryway seems like a
waste of time and money, he wanted everything about his project to be big.
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14. Not Compromising on Safety and Quality

Wayne didn’t just want his bunker to look attractive as he took safety seriously. With the roof set up and a grand entryway, all he had to work was work
on the interior of the bunker.
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But he had other plans in mind as he worked on the safety of his bunker so that it could last for a long time. Many neighbors even thought that maybe
he was working on using his bunker as a makeshift bomb shelter. But Wayne had something entirely different in his mind.
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15. Not Point In Living There Without Fresh Air

With a sump pump already installed to ensure water filters through the soil, Wayne had to work on another important addition: air vents. Yes, without
air vents staying in the bunker for too long won’t be possible.
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Wayne installed two 12-inch air vents to access fresh air. It was clear that Wayne was planning on spending a reasonable amount of time in his
bunker, but why?
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16. The Need For Further Strengthening

You may have thought that Wayne did everything needed to make his project safe and secure, you thought wrong. Wayne had everything already in
place, but he still didn’t want to take any chances. He took into account one factor that the ground can move and shift in the winter season when it
freezes, so he went with concrete along the sides of the bunker to make sure there were no balancing issues in the future.
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Everything was in place with the concrete along all sides and on top of the bunker. It was all quickly coming together.
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17. Foolproof Security Measures

If anyone thought that Wayne was going to stop with just a thin layer of concrete over his bunker, they were so wrong. After all, he also put six inches
thick concrete over the top of his container. He made sure the shelter could easily withstand rain, snow, and sleet.
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Wayne ensured the bunker was safe against any outside elements, and now it was time for him to work on the interior of the project. It is awe-inspiring
that he spent so much time and energy on the outside when some people could’ve quickly done the opposite.
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18. One Last Thing For Added Safety

The concrete dried, and Wayne decided to do one last thing before working on the interior. He went back to basics and protected the entryway by
adding more cinder blocks through the rebar.
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It is because this part of the bunker would have to deal with all the outside elements, and it was imperative to go with extra protection. Wayne took into
account how the door would be taking a beating over time, and the cinder blocks could provide the needed protection against weather or animals.
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19. No Shortcut Approach

In a project like this one, safety is of paramount importance, and there is absolutely no room for shortcuts. Wayne was smart enough to take every
precautionary step to ensure he doesn’t compromise on the safety and security of his bunker.
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So, he waited for the concrete to dry and removed the support beams that were initially installed to keep the roof secure. The cinderblocks weren’t put
there just to make the bunker look good as they also provided the perfect foundation.
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20. Filling In The Soil Around The Bunker

After doing all the hard work, the last thing you want is to have your bunker in the middle of a dirt pile. To avoid it, Wayne took the high-end soil to fill
the space surrounding the entrance. He did it so that the bunker would blend in with the rest of his lawn once the project was finished.
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He had a finished project in mind that won’t look like a giant hole in the ground. Instead, he planned on making it look so level that no one would
expect a bunker was lying underneath.
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21. No Freaking Way!

You might be expecting the bunker to be an underground man cave or an apocalyptic shelter, but did you expect it to be a cellar filled with wine. It is
like a dream-come-true for wine lovers. After all, wine and other liquor are best stored underground because the cool temperature helps them last for
generations.
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But is it the only reason why Wayne went through all the trouble and worked for many hours to build a cellar?
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22. More Than One Purpose To Serve

If you thought Wayne built this bunker only to store wine, then you’d be wrong because there’s plenty of room for storing other things as well. He
initially planned to store only wine in the cellar, but it is quite spacious, and that’s why he can store other items such as non-perishable foods in case of
an emergency.
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As there are people who build apocalyptic bunkers, this bunker can easily work as a safe place in case a disaster happens. Wayne can spend some
alone time there, and the best part is that it doesn’t take up any extra space at all.
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23. Get Inspired, Work On Your Own Bunker

Wayne worked on his project, and now you can find the blueprint of his project online. His project showed one thing that you can have a fantastic
place for yourself by using a little bit of your money and resources. Wayne could’ve quickly built a secret bunker for himself, but he decided to share it
with everyone else.
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He shared every little detail of his container so that people who try to recreate it don’t have to deal with any major issues. It seems quite clear that he
aims to inspire others into building their own bunkers.
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24. Some Important Tips

Wayne finished working on his project and shared the blueprint for others to recreate it themselves. He then shared some important tips for people
who try to work on building their bunkers. He suggested adding handrails down the stairs for safety because the stairs might get slippery in cold
weather.
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He also suggested that building a small awning over the entrance is a good idea if you live somewhere cold. This would also help in keeping critters
out of your walkway.
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25. Not A Unique Idea

Although Wayne’s idea of an underground bunker wasn’t unique, it was still quite good because he used it as a wine cellar as compared to many
others who build them as fallout shelters. You may find it surprising that many people still have bunkers in their homes, although there is no war on
American soil.
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It may be the case because during the Cold War the federal government suggested people create fallout shelters and bunkers in their backyards or
basements. The government recommended people to use as much concrete as possible and also focus on building more durable roofs. Although
bunkers and fallout shelters weren’t designed so well back in the 1960s, they are much safer and secure now.
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26. The Flourishing Bunker Business

2017 was the year when the bunker and container building companies saw a massive boom in their business because many Americans started to
prepare for a war-time situation due to the tension and uncertainty in foreign relations.
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Clyde Scott, one of the bunkers building company’s owner, gave an interview and said that the business was at an all-time high in 2016-17, and there
was a 400 percent increase in sales. Even today, the company is flourishing, as many people have started to consider it. Due to Coronavirus, it can be
expected that many people will begin building their bunkers once the situation settles.
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27. How Much Wayne’s Bunker Cost?

Wayne completed the project, and he had already set a budget aside before starting it. Many might have thought that this project must have cost him a
fortune, but it only cost him $12,500. His DIY bunker was built in an insanely reasonable budget.
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One of the reasons why his expenses were so little is that he worked alone – he did all the digging and took very little outside help. Most people
approach professionals to build their emergency bunkers, and this is also where Wayne saved a lot of money. DIY projects can save you a lot of
money, so consider doing it yourself.
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28. More and More People Are Getting Prepared

Paul Seyfried, President and CEO of Utah Shelter Systems is satisfied with the booming bunker business. He says that the company has been very
busy in recent years. He has customers from all over the county, but the majority of them are from California, Texas, and New York.
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He told Fox 13 that, "The smallest shelters start at around $50,000. The largest shelters we build, a 12 [foot] by 50 [foot], usually runs right around
$100,000." As you can see that even the smallest one costs around $50,000, and this is where Wayne saved a lot of money. You can do it as well by
following his project's blueprint.
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29. Bunkers for Sale

Do you know about Vivos xPoint? If you are interested in bunkers, then you need to know more about it. Well, it is a decommissioned army base
located in South Dakota. Although it hasn’t been operational since 1967, it still has war-era bunkers that can be utilized. So, there are plans for using
them for citizens. There are about 575 concrete bunkers near the Wyoming border, which are in good condition, and they’re planning on building more.
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These bunkers are available on lease for $25,000 for 99 years ($1,000 annually). The best part of about these 1,590 or 2,120 square feet bunkers is
that they are quite spacious. However, there is still a need for air filtration, electricity, and plumbing.
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30. The Decision is Yours To Make

When Donald Trump took office, Atlas Survival Shelters (which is based in California) sold 30 shelters with three days. It is an interesting stat because
they only sold only ten shelters in the entire year of 2011.
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If you look at their bunkers, you might want to get them as well. They are created by professionals while keeping in mind the comforts of a home. If
you are not good at DIYs and want a shelter that doesn’t give the feeling of an unfinished basement, then you can choose from various shelter making
companies. In times like these, maybe it is not a bad idea to invest in one of these bunkers.
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Have you ever wondered what goes on in Area 51 or where the government is hiding the UFOs? Due to the statute of limitations, the government was
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and his family on a casual vacation in Germany, these images will shock you and raise more questions about what the government is really hiding.
1. The Damage To The Pentagon After 9/11

September 11, 2001, was a horrific day in not only US history but the world's history. Planes crashed into the Twin Towers and the Pentagon. There
was extensive damage to the Pentagon, but not many people knew to what extent.
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People finally got to see the damage after these photos were released. It took a while for the damaged buildings to be reconstructed.
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2. A Redacted UFO Encounter

In this government document from 1963, it states that the US military encountered an unidentified aircraft. Could that mean that they found a UFO in
Nevada?
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Obviously, they blacked out all the essential information, but it seems like they could not figure out what the aircraft was doing or where it came from.
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3. So UFOs Do Exist!
No one really knows what happens in Area 51, but people have made assumptions. People believe that when UFOs crash they are taken to Area 51
for testing.
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Specifically, people believed the Roswell crash was a UFO, but the government played it off to be a weather balloon. The public needs some
answers.
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4. Bonnie And Clyde's Last Stand

Bonnie and Clyde were a notorious criminal couple who traveled around America during the Great Depression robbing banks. On May 23, 1934,
Bonnie, Clyde, and the rest of their gang got into a shootout with Texas police officers.
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There were 112 bullet holes in the car, and about a quarter reach the infamous couple. They died on the scene, and people swarmed to get souvenirs
from the famous shootout.
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5. Top-Secret Mountain Facility

The Cheyenne Mountain Complex is located in El Paso County, Colorado. It is a military installation and defense bunker that hosts the activities of
several secret units.
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It is the largest secret facility on US soil. While the government admits the place is real, only highly-classified officials can enter.
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6. Transportation Of UFOs?
This is a photo of a government truck hauling a suspiciously shaped oversized load. What do you think is under that tarp? We believe it is a UFO, but
people would probably say it's a large weather balloon.
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People saw this bizarre site in Missouri, and immediately began to speculate that this was being taken to Area 51.
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7. First Ever Nuclear Bomb

In 1945, there was a top-secret operation called the Trinity project in New Mexico. This was the nuclear bomb the government was testing as part of
the Manhattan Project.
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The bomb was called Jumbo, and it was ten feet wide and 25 feet tall with 14 inch thick walls. The bomb was so strong it actually survived the nuclear
explosion.
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8. Doomsday Bunker In North Dakota

This bizarre looking concrete structure is actually a bunker located in North Dakota. It was originally used to measure weather and seismic waves.
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9. People Used To Cage Their Children

In the 1920s and'30s, people in London had things called "baby cages" attached to the outside of their apartment windows. These were designed so
children could be entertained while their parents were busy.
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10. China Has A Giant Telescope That Detects Radio Signals

This telescope in China is known as the Aperture Spherical Telescope, first proposed in 1994. A 65-person village had to be relocated to make room
for this 1600 foot contraption.
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China spent $180 million to create this telescope, and many have said that it will soon make the country a global leader in radio astronomy.
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11. A Photo Left On The Moon

Charlie Duke was one of the few men in history to land on the moon. As a tribute to his journey the astronaut left a photo of his family lying on the
moon's windless surface.
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We wonder if the photo is still on the moon where he left it. For all we know it floated into space, and an alien found it.
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12. Russia's Chemical Weapons Warehouse

During the Cold War, there was a lot of speculation about what kinds of weapons Russia had been preparing. As it turned out, it was worse than the
government had been expecting.
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The CIA received this photo during the war of a massive Soviet chemical warehouse but kept it classified out of fear that the American people would
panic.
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13. Pablo Escobar Touring D.C

Pablo Escobar was a Columbian drug lord and narcoterrorist who ran one of the largest cartels in history. This is a photo of him and his son while they
were touring Washington, D.C. While this looks like a regular photo, there is something suspicious.
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When this photo was taken, Escobar was on America's list of most wanted criminals. It is still a mystery how he managed to walk around in very public
places without being captured.
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14. The Moment Before Hindenburg Crashed

The Hindenburg was a large commercial passenger-carrying airship designed by the German-based Zeppelin company. The massive vehicle began
flying in March 1936 and was used as a device for delivering Nazi propaganda.
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On May 6, 1937, the German passenger airship reached a mysterious and fiery end above the United States, crashing into Manchester Township,
New Jersey.
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15. The Nuclear Waste Vault

The Yucca Mountain Nuclear Waste Repository is located in Nevada where it holds spent nuclear fuel and other high-level radioactive waste.
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The project was approved in 2002 as part of the Nuclear Waste Policy Ace amendments of 1987.
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16. Not All Fun And Games

You might be wondering why there are a bunch of men wearing astronaut suits in a swimming pool, but there is a rational explanation. During their
training, astronauts have to learn how to perform water landings in pools.
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Although it looks like they are joking around and having a fun pool day, it is actually serious training.
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17. Osama Bin Laden Doing Karate

Before becoming one of the most wanted terrorists in history, Osama Bin Ladin was just a regular guy doing normal stuff - like judo.
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Bin Laden was a black belt in the '80s and trained with the Saudi Arabian National Judo Team. His instructor was a Taiwanese man named Jimmy Wu,
who probably never imagined what would become of Osama Bin Laden years later.
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18. Secret Cold War Tunnels

During the Cold War and the Atomic Age, the government built underground bunkers and tunnels for government officials in the event of a nuclear
attack.
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These are located all over the United States. However, the government claims they are no longer in operation. It is up to you if you believe them or
not.
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19. A Suspicious Aircraft from Area 51

This is allegedly an aircraft that was developed in Area 51. The government said that this was the reason UFO rumors began because of the futuristic-
looking design.
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We don't know what the government was up to, but these planes look like completely out of this world!
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20. The Largest Detonated Bomb

This enormous mushroom cloud came from a hydrogen bomb created by the Soviet Union known as the Tsar Bomba. It was detonated on October 30,
1961 as an experiment to test thermonuclear weapons.
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It remains the most powerful human-made explosive ever detonated. The testing was secret, but a US aircraft was in the area, and it was close
enough to be scorched by the test.
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21. Osama Bin Laden And His Family On A Vacation To Germany

Before he was one of the most notorious terrorists in the world, Osama Bin Laden, his five wives, and some of his children took a family vacation to
Germany.
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Bin Laden had a huge family, and by the end of his life had a total of 24 children.
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22. The First All Terrain Vehicle

Henry Ford revolutionized the motor vehicle industry by creating a car that every American could afford and earning his place in history for it. But Ford
wanted to go even further by creating a Model T that could drive on all terrains.
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Since then, the vehicle has evolved into something that's much more effective today. The original was sold between 1923 and 1925.
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23. Did Hitler Escape?

This photo has created many conspiracy theories regarding the whereabouts of Adolf Hitler. It is common knowledge that he committed suicide in his
bunker, which ended WWII, but these photos made people question those facts.
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24. The Last Known Photo Of Jimi Hendrix

Jimi Hendrix was one of the most famous and beloved guitarists, singers, and songwriters during the '60s. He began playing guitar when he was 15-
years-old having been inspired by the rock and roll and electric blues of past musicians.
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Hendrix started doing drugs during the early '60s and over time, he began mixing the two which unfortunately would make him violent. On September
18, 1970, Jimi Hendrix was found pronounced dead after a night of excessive drinking. This is the last known photo of him.
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25. First Nuclear Explosion

On November 1, 1952, the first-ever test of a thermonuclear device was successfully conducted. This moment was part of Operation IVY, and it
marked the beginning of something much more terrifying than the atom bomb - the hydrogen bomb.
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This test took place on a small Pacific island in the Marshall Islands. The explosion yielded an energy equivalent of 10 megatons of TNT, which is
1000 times bigger than those of Hiroshima.
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26. Statue Of Liberty Construction

There are two Lady Liberties, one in Paris and one in New York City. This is an image during the construction of the French Statue of Liberty in Paris.
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Construction began in 1876 under the direction of sculptor Auguste Bartholdi. The statue was completed between 1881 and 1884.
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27. People Escaping Saigon

Saigon was the capital city of the State of Vietnam in 1949. The state was capitalist and anti-communist, so they fought against the communist party in
North Vietnam during the Vietnam War.
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In April 1975, Saigon was captured by the Army of the Republic of Vietnam, and American troops were evacuated. The city was renamed Ho Chi Minh
City after the former president.
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28. Titanic Survivors

On April 15, 1912, the RMS Titanic passenger ship struck an iceberg and began to sink. People frantically tried to get a spot on the limited lifeboats
like the people in the picture.
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Unfortunately, there were not enough liferafts on board for every passenger. Despite the claim that the Titanic was an unsinkable ship, 1,500 people
perished.
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29. Nature During War Time

During war times, it was not only humans who suffered, but wildlife too. This photo shows an animal frightened by the bombs and planes flying over
during WWII.
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Their habitats were destroyed, and wild animals had nowhere to go. It has since taken years after the war to replenish many of these poor animal
populations.
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30. John McCain Being Taken Prisoner

Former Arizona Senator John McCain fought in the Vietnam War and, during his service, he was taken as a prisoner of war on October 26, 1967. He
was flying his 23rd bombing mission when his plane was shot down over Hanoi.
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This photo is the exact moment McCain was taken to shore as a prisoner. There, his captors tortured and beat him until they realized his father was an
admiral. His capture made the headlines of every major US newspaper.
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31. Original Designs For Mount Rushmore

Before he started carving into Mount Rushmore, Gutzon Borglum created a mockup of what it would look like. Originally the design was meant to
include heads and bodies, but Gutzman realized that would be too much.
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The details on the rough draft were incredible, but it would have taken him too long to complete, so they chose only to carve their heads.
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32. A Prototype For Ejection Seats

Ejection seats are used to rescue pilots or other crew members on an aircraft in an emergency. This is a picture of the ejection seats during the testing
phase before they were installed in planes.
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The seat would be propelled out of the aircraft by an explosive charge or rocket carrying the pilot with it. Honestly, the testing looks rather dangerous.
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People who play characters at Disney theme parks used to be able to eat lunch in common areas. Just look at how happy Snow White is with her
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34. Government UFO Research

This is photo evidence that the CIA was trying to understand UFOs. Here, it appears that scientists were theorizing how a circular aircraft was able to
fly.
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This was a drawing and description based on real observations. The person who wrote this was able to describe many details on this flying device.
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35. Once Upon A Time Google Was A Small Company

Does anyone remember a time when Google didn't run the entire world? Many of us can barely remember the pre-Google era, but apparently they
used to be a small company that had no idea how powerful it would become.
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36. Preparing Little Boy For Hiroshima

These men are working on the nuclear bomb that would later be dropped on Hiroshima, Japan. Here we can see that the bomb has been covered by a
protective tarp for security reasons.
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The bombs were kept on Tinian Island before being loaded onto the planes that would fly to Japan.
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37. Hiroshima Victim

When the US bombed the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki there were devastating after-effects for the people living there. This is a picture
of a boy who had injuries from the bombing of Hiroshima.
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This child suffered from burns to his skin, and he has keloid scars on a majority of his body. Many people who survived the initial bombing later died
due to radiation poisoning.
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38. The Capture Of Saddam Hussein

On December 13, 2003, the US Military conducted Operation Red Dawn to capture the Iraqi Dictator and terrorist, Saddam Hussein. He spent nine
months on the run before being found by coalition troops.
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During his 24 years in power, his secret police terrorized the people of Iraq, and he ignored the human rights of the nation's citizens.
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39. Bomb Test Dummy

During the Cold War, the threat of nuclear warfare hung over the heads of Americans. People wondered if it was possible to prepare for an atomic
blast, so the government built fake towns with test dummies to see what would happen in the event of an attack.
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The towns were built in the Nevada desert, and these creepy test dummies were scattered around the area. The aftermath of these test sites showed
how lucky the world was to escape a Cold War nuclear attack.
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40. The First High-Speed German Train

This is a close-up shot of the Scheinenzepplin or rail zeppelin. It was an experimental railcar that resembled a Zeplin airship. Frank Krukenberg
thought of the design and developed it in 1929.
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The rail zeppelin set the record for the fastest petrol-powered rail vehicle. There was only one model created, and due to safety concerns, it remained
out of service. It was finally dismantled in 1939.
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41. The 1974 Project

This is a blueprint for a supersonic flying saucer created by the Air Force, but it was never brought to fruition. People do not know what it was going to
be used for, but it is probably good that it was never built.
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The Air Force has some of the best-kept secrets, and they will never reveal the purpose of this aircraft plan.
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42. The Bomb That Was Dropped On Nagasaki

On August 9, 1945, two nuclear bombs were detonated over Japan. The code names for the bombs were "fat man" and "little boy." This is a photo of
"fat man" just days before it would destroy the Japanese city of Nagasaki.
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There was an estimated 35-40,000 deaths upon impact, and 60-80,000 fatalities from long-term health effects.
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43. The First Moon Landing

On July 20, 1969, astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins were the first men to step foot on the moon. Despite the televised
broadcasts, pictures, and NASA records, there are still people who believe that this was all fake.
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This is a photo one of the astronauts took while they were walking around, and since cameras were not as advanced as they are today, people think
this was a setup.
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44. Building The Berlin Wall

The Berlin wall was built in 1961 to cut off West Berlin from surrounding East Germany, including East Berlin. The barrier had guarded towers along
large concrete walls. It took two weeks to build.
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The Berlin Wall was erected to stop people from leaving the eastern communist part of Germany. On the evening of November 9, 1989, the wall
effectively came down as people freely passed between the two sides, but it wasn't physically torn down till 1991.
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45. Queen Elizabeth In The Military

The Queen of England joined the Armed Forces in 1945, which made her the first female member of the royal family to have joined the military.
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Queen Elizabeth served for four years, and she looks like someone you don't want to mess with in this photo.
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46. Operation Highjump

Between 1946 to 1947, the US Navy organized an operation known as "Operation Highjump" with the mission to establish the Antarctic research base
Little America IV.
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It was the most massive sea and air operation attempted in Antarctica. The operation included 13 ships, two seaplane tenders, an aircraft carrier, and
25 planes.
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47. The First Deep Dive Suit

This clunky-looking diving suit looks like something straight out of Scooby-Doo. The first deep dive suit was invented by John Lethbridge in 1715.
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The suit was fully enclosed and had watertight sleeves, a pressurized air filled barrel, and a viewing hole. Luckily technology has advanced because
this does not look comfortable.
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48. The Very First Slide

The very first playground slide was invented in 1922 by Charles Wicksteed. Slides were initially made out of wood, and there were separate slides for
boys and girls.
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This photo shows the first playground slide in Wicksteed Park in England. Charles Wicksteed made a fortune building shells during the Great War, so
he built the park to give back to the community.
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49. Weather Balloon Or Spaceship?

This is a photo of military personnel loading this mysteriously shaped object onto a military truck. When this image was released, people began
questioning if it was a UFO.
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Naturally, the government brushed it off and claimed it was a weather balloon. We may never know if alien UFOs really do exist.
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50. Moments Before JFK's Assassination

John F. Kennedy was riding with his wife in a presidential motorcade through Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas, when Lee Harvey Oswald assassinated
him.
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This photo was taken seconds before the historical tragedy. Oswald was a former US Marine who acted alone. He was then fatally shot in the
basement of the Dallas Police Headquarters. Karma works in mysterious ways.
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51. Possible UFO Crash Site

Roswell is known for having suspicious things crash in the town. People believe that this is a photo of a possible UFO crash, and there are scattered
parts from the destroyed aircraft.
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If you try to find any official information about this crash site, the documents have been heavily redacted. That doesn't seem suspicious at all, right?
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52. Secret Airbase In The Pacific Ocean

Johnston Atoll is located in the Hawaiin Islands, and the US Military controls it. It has been used as a naval refueling depot, an airbase, a nuclear and
biological weapons testing site, and a secret missile base.
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The military no longer uses it, and today the only government work is done by the US Fish and Wildlife Service as they work to eradicate the species
of atoll ants who are incredibly destructive to other wildlife.
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53. Pilot Training To Battle Fatigue

This was an innovative way for pilots to train in order to stay awake. It was experimental, and they ended up dropping the practice because it didn't
help.
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This looks extremely uncomfortable, so pilots were probably happy that they no longer had to train in this contraption.
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54. Experimental Area 51 Aircraft

We are not sure why, but the US Air Force thought it would be a good idea to make an experimental aircraft in the shape of a flying saucer.
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This definitely has not helped slow down the rumors that aliens exist in Area 51, and they landed on our planet in UFOs.
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50 Stunning Photos That Won The Prestigious Siena International

1. El Calbuco, Chile (The Beauty of The Nature Category: First Position)

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2. Killer Whale, Norway (Animals In Their Environment Category: Honorable Mention)

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3. Sharing Emotion (Fascinating Faces And Characters Category: Remarkable Award)

Mohd Nazri Sulaiman

We knew that a picture speaks a thousand words, now we saw it.

5. Rhino Silhouette, Kenya (Environment Category: Honorable Mention)

8. Is That Nemo? (Animals in Their Environment Category: Remarkable Award)

10. Mind The Gap, Antarctica (Environment Category: Honorable Mention)

14. Run! (Animals In Their Environment Category: Remarkable Award)

Sian Koi Kua

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Jeri Ryan Is 52 - This Is How She Is Now

19. Unity, Bangladesh (Animals In Their Environment Category: Honorable Mention)

21. Battle Victim, Bangladesh (Photo Of The Year Award)

22. School Of Barracuda (Animals In Their Environment Category: Remarkable Award)

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David Nam Lip Lee

25. Love On The Rocks (Environment Category: Remarkable Award In Animals)

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26. Jump, Canada (Environment Category: Honorable Mention In Animals)

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28. Share (Fascinating Faces And Characters Category: Remarkable Award)

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Matthew Polvorosa Kline

30. Kitten (Animals In Their Environment Category: Remarkable Award)

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At first, we thought it was a baby cheetah with a really long neck.

31. Beyond Pink, USA (General Color Category: Honorable Mention)

33. Floating Market, Indonesia (Splash Of Colors Category: First Place)

38. Redyk, Poland (Journeys and Adventures Category: Honorable Mention)

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43. Snowy Ballerina (Animals In Their Environment Category: Remarkable Award)

Isn't it remarkable? And just look at those attractive eyes.

47. Ouch, It Is Cold (Journeys And Adventures Category: Remarkable Award)

48. Game Of Colors, India (Splash Of Colors Category: Second Place)

49. Leap Of Leopards (Animals In Their Environment Category: Remarkable Award)

Hetal "teeku" Patel

50. Exhalation (Splash Of Colors Category: Remarkable Award)

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1. He Must Be Digging a Hole for His Swimming Pool

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3. Making Some Sense of the Project

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4. No Room for Mistakes

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5. Using Pea Gravel To Line The Bottom

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8. Not Ignoring The Importance of a Sump Pump

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9. Working On The Entrance