The Tsar Tank (1915) was built to crush trenches with its giant wheels. Instead, it got stuck during its first test and never saw combat.
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Strange Invention: The Baby Cage
During the 1930s, apartment-dwelling parents in Britain and the United States used wire cages that projected from windows to allow babies to receive fresh air and sunlight.
At the time, doctors believed that outdoor air was essential for
Queen Nzinga became known for her resistance against Portuguese colonial forces and her political strategy during the 1600s.
Today, she remains one of the most important but often overlooked African leaders in history.
The ‘Year Without a Summer’ followed a massive volcanic eruption in 1815 that affected global weather patterns.
The unusual climate caused food shortages and strange weather across parts of the world.
🚨 Mikel Arteta: “Congratulations to Man City for winning the trophy”.
“We have to prepare now and use that fire in the belly to have two incredible months at the end of the season”.