The death of the ocean liner Titanic, the Chernobyl accident and the collapse of the airship "Hindenburg" - the three biggest causes of accidents 20 century, occurred on the water, on land and in the air, experts argue so far.
"Hindenburg" - the pride of the Nazis - was burned in 1937. What version of his death is now regarded as the most accurate?
Such travel under the force not every athlete champion. If you like to receive epinephrine, add these pictures to the list of those things you must do in my life. Still not ready? Well then just enjoy! 1. Himalayas, Nepal, China. Even when Sir Edmund Hillary and Norgay Tentsig in 1953 showed that the highest peak of the world may climb, Everest still remains synonymous with the words "challenge for mountaineers" and "real adventure". Now, every spring, regardless of the storm, the threat of avalanches, frost nipping and technical difficulties lifting, dozens of people - from thirteen to blind and disabled - climb to the summit to set a new record. Despite this excitement, the mountain is still reluctant to have submitted to the person, and those who reached the top, in all senses have reached the summit of the world.
A tightrope on stilts
October 31 a resident of the urban district of Urumqi in the Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region of China set a new personal record, going on stilts on the stretched at a height of 22 meters rope, according to Orange News. The local acrobatic association believes that 33-year-old Samat Imin is the only person in the world who have successfully completed a difficult trick.
Hotel Mondrian Soho Recently opened a new New York City hotel Mondrian Soho, a design that created a visionary Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz (Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz), who has previously worked on similar projects in Los Angeles. One of the sites have even been written, what is surprising to see that the hotel has already earned, as edited by watching its construction right from their own windows.
The British Olympic infrastructure development The Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) provided the new actual aerial photographs of stadiums and major sporting facilities and playgrounds Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games 2012 to be held in London.
Monastery of St. Clement's is located in Inkerman, a suburb of Sevastopol. It's one of the oldest cave temples in the Crimea. The monastery is visible to every visitor to the tourist, who arrives in town on a train - after all tracks are just a few meters from its buildings and cells. The appearance of the monastery tradition connects with the worship of the Holy. Clement, bishop of Rome (the pope) in 92-99 years, who was exiled by the Emperor Trajan for preaching Christianity in a quarry near the Chersonese, preaching and killed here in 101 year. The relics of St. Clement, acquired a year after his death, kept at first in an underwater cave near the Chersonese, access to which was opened, according to legend, once a year, when - the day of death of the righteous - the sea retreated, then they were moved to a small island in the middle of the bay In which, according to legend, angels hands church was built. Near the monastery there is a water source, according to legend miraculously opened St. Clement to the plight of convicts. 6-7 centuries to grow very monastic rock fortress, later called Kalamita that is interpreted from the Greek as "Good Landing"
