My Teeny Tiny Peanut Brain Just Got Blown After Seeing These 25 Absolutely Incredible Pictures For The Very First Time Last Week

1. Chile is very, very, very, very, very, very long:

2. This is Samantha Ramsdell, the woman with the world's largest mouth gape:

3. This is what the United Kingdom looks like from space:

4. This is the earliest known picture of Abraham Lincoln, taken in 1946:

5. And this is what Abraham Lincoln looked like 19 years later, in 1865:

6. This is what a wind turbine looks like after being hit by a tornado:

7. This is what the pyramids of Giza look like from a plane:

8. This is Jacques Plante, who in 1959 became the first goalie to ever wear a protective face mask:

9. During World War II, babies in England were fitted with baby-sized gas masks that were comically large:

10. This is what the same food looks like deep fried vs. air fried:

11. You're probably familiar with a blob fish, that lovable, kinda human-looking fish with the super-weird face...

12. Well, this is what a blob fish looks like in its natural environment, before it's been subjected to immense changes in pressure:

13. This is a picture taken during Captain Robert Falcon Scott's Terra Nova Expedition to the Antarctic. None of the men on the expedition would survive:

14. The American section in a Paris grocery store is, honestly, pretty accurate:

15. This is what a shark's brain looks like compared to a dolphin's brain:

16. This is what a great grey owl looks like compared to its skeleton:

17. Grey lady bugs exist:

18. These were some of the job necessities for a TWA flight attendant in the 1940s:

19. This is a 3D rendering of the surface of Venus:

20. This is the giant bath-tub of Tsar Alexander II:

21. This is what $100 in brand new five dollar bills looks like:

22. This is what the border between the US and Canada looks like in Eureka, Montana:

23. Tiny, tiny, tiny waterbottles exist:

24. This is what a closeup of a line drawn with a red crayon on a piece of paper looks like under a microscope:

25. And, finally, this is what a 100-sided die looks like: