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Creative Parents Make 52 Movie Posters Starring Their Son for the First 52 Weeks of His Life First 52 weeks of an infant’s life making him to stance for movie posters by Artistic Parents Social media have grasped the attention for everyone to pose for good pictures. How can the parents be not in the queue to present their kids as “star”? We are living in the era where we spent most of our times in browsing and scrolling, we see the parents posting on Instagram every chronic moment of their newborn baby’s growth by using different backdrops and propositions.  That’s what designer Benson Chou and his wife did with their kid in a different way. They themselves have admitted that “they might have gone too far” in capturing their baby in a unique way. They starred their son Zoltan (aka Bonbon) in 52 movie posters within a year, starting from a superman’s poster to skateboard grinding. The couple used everyday props to compose every new poster. Creative Parents Make 52 Movie Posters S...

A Mountain serving as Space Junk Litters  Photo credit: Jonas Bendiksen/Magnum In Central Asia, an ornately splendid mountain range, named Altai Mountains, is embossed with high snow packed mounts, rich high forests and the valleys covered with beautiful glaciers and lakes. Various ethnic tribes are residing here leading a quiet and contented life shepherding buffaloes and sheep, growing grains, and raising bees. But this is also the place where the skyrockets shatter the rubble. A Mountain serving as Space Junk Litters Flight path of rockets launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome. Kazakhstan, the Baikonur Cosmodrome is the busiest and the largest spaceport of the world. The Altai range of mountains lies under the flight path of the spaceport. Whenever the Cosmodrome launches any space rocket, the fuel tanks, booster rockets and other rubble is dumped into the hills that lead the junk to spook the residents, wrecks the houses and sometimes kill the livestock. Sometimes, in ...

World's Deepest Metro Stations Many countries have facilitated their citizens with the metro trains for conveniently moving through public transport. The metro train owns different stations on shorter distances. The stations build for the trains may go underground or fly over the roads, rivers, mountains etc. It does not usually go underground beyond few stories. But the engineers have to go deep sometimes because of the geography of the particular region, such as the occurrence of swamps and rivers. One of the examples of such underground stations is Arsenalna, which is on the Sviatoshynsko-Brovarska Line of Kiev’s metro. This world’s deepest metro station is around 105.5 meters below the surface. The entire statue of liberty can be buried vertically in the shaft of such depth and still the 12 meters will be left to drop more things along with the statue. On this particular station, the passengers have to be in almost endless escalators for five minutes to reach the train passi...

History of The Moscow Cathedral   The north bank of the Moskva river in Moscow hosts the Cathedral of Christ the Savior which is the world’s tallest Orthodox Christian church. A footbridge has been constructed for the pilgrims to reach the church from other side of the river. From most of the last 150 years, two churches were built successively.  The place was booked by a largest swimming pool of the Soviet Union in the superseding period.   Above Photo credit:  Valeri Potapova/Shutterstock.com The Old Cathedral  The Tsar Alexander I decided to build the Cathedral in the honor of Christ after Napoleon went back from the fatal defeat from Russia. The Alexandar thought that the Russia has won out of harm's way from the doom because of the wisdom of Lord’s divine.  An ostentatious neoclassical design occupied with Freemasonic representation was asked by the Tsar. Aleksandr Laverntyvich, an architect, delivered the extraordinary neoclassical design...

Jakarta’s Suburb Village on Rooftop  In the densely populated urban areas, the community developers and architects usually propose to utilize each and every space in the best suitable ways. Turning the rooftops into the splendid gardens is one of such propositions. In many regions such as Europe, America and Asia, there are very scarce outdoor spaces due to a large number of populations.   Therefore, the town planners and builders are making the variations in the rooftop designs and turning them into vegetable gardens and recreational places such as playgrounds with swimming pools. However, in Jakarta, Indonesia, the rooftop of a huge shopping mall has been converted into a lush village with small suburb sort of houses, tennis court, greenery and most importantly paved streets. The developer named this beautifully designed space as Cosmo Park. Cosmo Park on top of Thamrin City Mall. Photo credit:  Shahrir Bahar/instagram Incredible Jakarta’s Suburb Village on Rooftop...

  Transformation of Industrial Sites As Fascinating Parks In the early 1990s, an engineering and design firm Latz along with its partners transformed an industrial site located at Duisburg-Meiderich, Germany into an extraordinary stunning public recreation place which was later named as   Landschaftspark, or “landscape park. Most of the part of existing site was preserved. Shady groves and flourishing meadows were added in the place of extremely dirty sticky plants. Footpaths and bridges were constructed to add fascination. The contaminated water was supplanted by clean water. A huge festival place which can host the fifty thousand people at a time took place of boring industrial views. Transformation of Industrial Sites As Fascinating Parks   Transformation of Industrial Sites As Fascinating Parks Image credit: (L)  saiko3p/Shutterstock.com , (R)  Peeradontax / Shutterstock.com Transformation of Industrial Sites As Fascinating Parks   Th...

China’s Frozen Cave that Doesn’t Melt in Summer China owns an 85-meter deep pin shaped frozen wonderland, named Ningwu cave, in the mountain range of the Shanxi province. Its structure is subterranean inside the mountain that never melts even in summer. The large stalactites and the spikes of the ice extend from the ceiling to floor. However the floor and walls are completely covered with the thick layers of ice. Ningwu’s unique and excellent ability of not thawing throughout the warm seasons increases its popularity and makes it a must visit place.   This always frozen cave can be seen in the high teen list due to the uniqueness of the phenomenon. There are many such caves where the ice never melts throughout the year in other regions as well, such as Central Asia, continental Europe, and North America. But the reason of their non-melting nature is that they are located in the cooler places where the always low temperature keeps the cave stay at freezing points such as Ic...