The most famous giant statues carved in the rocks

Abu Simbel

Abu Simbel

In Egypt, you can find another creation, carved in the rock is Abu Simbel. On the territory of the Nubian desert, lake Nasser, in the XIII century BC were carved two ancient Egyptian temple. As a result of construction in these places of the Aswan dam in the 60-ies of XX century, the temples were carefully sawn and transported to another location. But some of them remained. 

These are the four statues with the height of 20 meters that adorn the main entrance to the temple and sculptures representing the Pharaoh Rameses II and the gods RA-Harakhte, Amun and Ptah. It is a place like no other in the world, has not only the ancient age, but also reflects the technological advances that were known to the ancient Egyptians. 

iSAVE YOU car

iSAVE YOU — the safest car in the world from Humanix

All the world knows that with the emergence of a huge number of cars increased and the number of deaths on the roads. Options for many accidents, and each time, crossing the road and sitting behind the wheel of your own car, it is unknown what will happen in the next second. But the Japanese company Humanix has offered the world his unusual approach to the problem of traffic accidents and created a car completely safe for surrounding people. The novelty has the name: "iSAVE YOU".

The most unusual museums in the world

The Museum of the human body

 

The Museum of the human body

 Amazing beauty and design of the Museum building, the Body (CORPUS) with a height of 35 meters made in to a theme, i.e. in the form of a human figure. The Museum is situated in the Netherlands near the city of Leiden and offers visitors the opportunity to commit one of the most extraordinary journeys in their lives. Moving through the floors, guests will find themselves, as if, inside the human body, by them will be flickering vessels, organs, even bones and teeth. In creating this Museum used some of the latest advances in the field of demonstration of processes, it and sound effects to ensure that visitors can hear how the one or other authority. The technique of creating 3-dimensional space, to model and to present a small video about how everything within the person linked. In this Museum you can see the video stories about what happens to the body when the person, for example, it happens any trauma or how internal organs interact during reproduction.

Watch Zimmer

Watch Zimmer

Due to the fast pace of modern life we have surrounded myself with for hours. They are everywhere: on the hand, the phone, on the TV in the morning show, on the facades of buildings, in the subway, on the wall in the office. Usually, all these watches merely show time and date, some may consider the time in multiple time zones, but nothing more. These settings are adequate for an ordinary person, but in Belgium think otherwise, that's where the most amazing watches.

The watch is unusual in the tower in Lier. The tower itself was built in 1425 and was originally called the Cornelius tower. In 1928 the tower was installed a clock made by Louis Zimmer and since then, this fortification became known as the clock tower.