EGYPTIAN MUMMY WRAPPING

Mummification in ancient Egypt was an elaborate process that required special tools, bitumen, and hundreds of yards of linen. This religious ritual was performed by priests and took around 70 days.

HIROSHIMA ROOFTILE

The Atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima, Japan, on August 6, 1945, was a devastating and historically significant event during World War II. Codenamed "Little Boy," the bomb was the first-ever deployed in warfare.

SR-71 TITANIUM #61-7970

The SR-71 was engineered by Lockheed and the Skunk Works division to be a long-range reconnaissance jet capable of flying at an altitude of 85,000 feet. Because of it's tremendous speed (Mach 3.2+ or 2,464 MPH), not a single SR-71 was shot down during service.

D-DAY PARACHUTE

This section of parachute canopy was used on D-Day by John Seney, 101st Airborne division, a.k.a "Screaming Eagles". During the invasion, the division was scattered miles away from the landing zones due to bad weather and intense enemy ground fire.

CHERNOBYL - MEDIC BOX

The Chernobyl disaster was the most severe unintentional release of radioactivity into the environment. An uncontrolled nuclear chain reaction released enormous amounts of energy and radiation, forcing nearby towns to become abandoned.

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