17 Photos That Give A Whole New Meaning To “It’s What’s On The Inside That Counts"
1.The half of this Golden Gate Bridge cable that makes me actually feel very safe.
2.This cross-section of a nuclear waste barrel that looks so unbelievably heavy.
This is a model of the cross section of a nuclear waste barrel . . . The top layer is compacted hazard suits, the bottom layers are irradiated soil, all encased in concrete to prevent "excess" leakage 🥴 . . .
3.This half of a bowling ball that could easily be mistaken for a jawbreaker.
4.This halved plane that makes me realize there are a ton of electrical components under our feet.
5.This half of a wasps' nest that kind of makes me want to hire them to be city planners.
6.The guts of this Disney cruise ship that make me think building one is a lot like a very intense game of Tetris.
7.This core sample of the Indy 500 track that's a little time capsule of each time they repaved.
.@IMS history is mesmerizing. Track work 2Day included core samples & brick at bottom of this core was laid 108 years ago almost to the day!
8.This sunflower that, when cut in half, definitely looks like a mushroom. Also, did anyone else know there was, like, a lot of sunflower meat under the seeds? I didn't.
9.This shoe perfectly sawed that makes me jealous of its arch support.
10.This lily that, in half, you can tell how perfectly all of the inner workings fit together.
11.This tire cut in half that kinda makes me wonder how it supports a whole car.
12.The cross-section of this telephone wire that looks like a fun placemat or confetti, but definitely not like a telephone wire.
13.This split camera lens that looks far more intense cut in half than it does as a whole.
14.This turtle model that shows exactly what's going on under the shell.
15.This half of a car that is honestly giving me some insight as to why car repairs are so expensive. Like, look at how squished together everything is.
16.This half of a human skull that really illustrates we've got a lot going on up there.
17.Finally, this half-a-hedge that's business in the front, party in the middle.
