6. This is what yet another "American section" in a European grocery store looks like:
7. This is how little of a train actually touches the tracks:
8. This is what the entire United States looks like compared to just a small part of the planet Saturn's north pole:
9. A school bus looks like a tiny little baby next to a haul truck:
10. This is how much taller 7'4" French basketball star Victor Wembanyama was compared to some of his opponents on the Japanese team he played during the Olympics:
11. Speaking of the Olympics, this is what a ticket to the 1924 Paris games looked like:
12. This is what a candle flame looks like in zero gravity:
13. This is one of the last pictures taken of President Harry S. Truman, shortly before his death in 1972:
14. This is what one of the Titanic's lifeboats looked like filled with survivors from the sinking ship:
15. Speed limits can sometimes be wacky numbers:
16. Selfies aren't a new invention. Here's a woman taking a selfie from the year 1900:
17. This is what Charlie Chaplin looked like as a young man:
18. For reference, here's how you're probably used to remembering Charlie Chaplin:
19. And just for good measure, here's what an eightysomething Charlie Chaplin looked like:
20. Lemons, my boy... lemons can be gigantic:
21. Back again with another cool Olympics things, here's what a relay torch from the 1984 LA games looks like:
22. If all your gummy bears melt together it forms a gelatinous horror beyond mankind's greatest nightmares:
23. And, finally, service dogs have their own bathroom inside some airports and they look exactly like you'd expect:
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