A doctor wanted to demonstrate his surgical precision by sewing a piece of fabric under the membrane of an egg4yr ⋅ St0pX ⋅ r/ImpressiveStuff
This person works on a cargo ship and makes time lapses of his travels around the world.4yr ⋅ St0pX ⋅ r/ImpressiveStuff
Henry Behrens, the smallest man in the world dances with his pet cat in the doorway of his Worthing home, 1956.3yr ⋅ JesseBBrown ⋅ r/ImpressiveStuff
In 1951, a 66 year old man wasn’t allowed to enter a 1800km (1118 miles) long bicykle race due to being to old. He showed up anyways and won the race by biking for days without sleep. He got the nickname ”Grandpa Steel”.3yr ⋅ Tom_Grace ⋅ r/ImpressiveStuff
The deepest hole by far is one on the Kola Peninsula in Russia near Murmansk, referred to as the Kola well. It was drilled for research purposes beginning in 1970. After five years, the Kola well had reached 7km (about 23,000ft).2yr ⋅ reddituser870870 ⋅ r/ImpressiveStuff
NYC beekeepers noticed their bees making red honey, which led to an investigation that ultimately exposed the city's largest marijuana farm in the basement of a Brooklyn cherry factory.3yr ⋅ JesseBBrown ⋅ r/ImpressiveStuff
This snowboarder triggered an avalanche and this rabbit was about to get buried, the rabbit was so fast that it ran over the top and escaped.4yr ⋅ St0pX ⋅ r/ImpressiveStuff
In 2020, two rival Mexican drug cartels decided to have a friendly soccer match in a prison. The match ended with 16 deaths and 5 injuries.3yr ⋅ Tom_Grace ⋅ r/ImpressiveStuff
In England you sometimes see these wavy brick fences. And curious as it may seem, this shape uses FEWER bricks than a straight wall. A straight wall needs at least two layers of bricks to make is sturdy, but the wavy wall is fine thanks to the arch support provided by the waves.4yr ⋅ End-O-Days ⋅ r/ImpressiveStuff
The largest treasure hoard in Britain was accidentally found by a man when he set out with a metal detector to find a hammer he had lost in a farm. It was a 1500 year old treasure hoard hidden by the Romans. The British government rewarded him with £1.75 million. He found his hammer afterwards.3yr ⋅ Tom_Grace ⋅ r/ImpressiveStuff
It would take 1,200,000 mosquitoes, each sucking once, to completely drain the average human of blood.3yr ⋅ Tom_Grace ⋅ r/ImpressiveStuff
This girl I follow on Instagram posts amazing stuff like this all the time and I feel like her beautiful creations and talent deserves more attention3yr ⋅ _ThatSynGirl_ ⋅ r/ImpressiveStuff
A homemade pretzel of mine, finally looking like a pretzel after multiple tries3yr ⋅ _jules_mack ⋅ r/ImpressiveStuff
75% of the world’s diet is produced from just 12 plants and five different animal species.3yr ⋅ Clara_1905 ⋅ r/ImpressiveStuff
The safest 11 a side football match, The Gate, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK2yr ⋅ earlee1987 ⋅ r/ImpressiveStuff
Waitress poured me some water and it's at the top didn't spill a drop.4yr ⋅ foulmonkey ⋅ r/ImpressiveStuff
To protest Korean companies putting too much air in chips pack, students make raft with the packs.6yr ⋅ STEDHY ⋅ r/ImpressiveStuff
Did you know the first chainsaws to ever have been invented were to remove the pelvic bones of women to help in childbirth?3yr ⋅ reneebxmbshell ⋅ r/ImpressiveStuff
Shakti Mohan (Indian dancer) doing a nearly 270 degree oversplit2yr ⋅ PlentyOfChoices ⋅ r/ImpressiveStuff
Idk how or why someone wrapped this wire around this rock and I'm impressed.5yr ⋅ jreedal91 ⋅ r/ImpressiveStuff
6 months of pan grease saved from not going down the drain! Plumbing saved for now!!6yr ⋅ Chow1377 ⋅ r/ImpressiveStuff
I’m impressed with the bat failure. The umpire’s face and confusion is classic.5yr ⋅ mac_la ⋅ r/ImpressiveStuff
