Medical students posing next to a corpse while playing cards — around 1890.

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A soldier undergoing surgery in 1917 during World War I, using X-ray radiation to accurately locate a bullet.

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It was planned that it would be dismantled 20 years after the fair ended.

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One of the most famous hackers in the world

This is Kevin Mitnick. After being introduced to PCs at the age of 16, he hacked into the Pentagon's network and the air defense system of the state of Colorado. After serving five years in prison for hacking and being released, Mitnick erased the records of his prison sentence from the government registry and withdrew all the money from the account of the judge who sentenced him.

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Ottoman Empire, 19th century.

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The mannequin head, made by John Anglin for the 1962 escape from Alcatraz prison, was crafted from a mixture of soap, toilet paper, and real hair.

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IBM's Deep Blue computer became the first to defeat world chess champion Garry Kasparov.

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A Spanish farmer found a 3,000-year-old Iberian lioness sculpture in his field.

At a farm in Cañablanquilla, near San Sebastián de los Ballesteros (Córdoba, Spain), farmer Gonzalo Crespo was working in the family olive grove when his tractor hit a large stone.

When he stopped to check what he had hit, he was astonished to discover a large statue of a lioness capturing her prey.

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