23 Interesting Things Cut in Half

Nathan Johnson Published 11/04/2020 in Funny

The (in)side of things most people never get to see. Take a look inward and see what's going on inside of things you've hardly ever thought about. Some things are cut in half, and some things are graphs, but all show what's going on inside the scenes.

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1.
Deepest swimming pool in world at 131-feet deep.
2.
Three light bulb generations.
3.
The engine timing system of a Audi B7 S4.
4.
Shark graffiti found in San Jose, CA
5.
Maine man cuts garage in half over land dispute.
6.
Piece of white oak that has fossilized.
7.
Bullet wound vs shrapnel wound.
8.
Cross section of a F1 cockpit.
9.
Cross Section of a Pine Needle
10.
Rhodochrosite Stalactites
11.
Amazon Echo
12.
Jet Engine
13.
Roman toilet.
14.
Commercial underground 'Ice House' used to store 300 tonnes of frozen water to supply hospitals and pubs in Georgian London
15.
Cross-section of a medieval ship that plied the Mediterranean.
16.
Traditional semisubterranean dwelling of the North American Arctic and subarctic peoples.
17.
This cross-section of a metal 3D printed rocket engine.
18.
Bus modified for a zombie apocalypse.
19.
Snow shelter.
20.
Bomb shelter, accessible via a “detox pool”. Built in 1953 as part of what Popular Mechanics described as the, “House For the Atomic Age.”
21.
Container Ship Cutaway
22.
Iron Giant cutaway (Shane Molina)
23.
Almost perfect.

1.
Deepest swimming pool in world at 131-feet deep.
2.
Three light bulb generations.
3.
The engine timing system of a Audi B7 S4.
4.
Shark graffiti found in San Jose, CA
5.
Maine man cuts garage in half over land dispute.
6.
Piece of white oak that has fossilized.
7.
Bullet wound vs shrapnel wound.
8.
Cross section of a F1 cockpit.
9.
Cross Section of a Pine Needle
10.
Rhodochrosite Stalactites
11.
Amazon Echo
12.
Jet Engine
13.
Roman toilet.
14.
Commercial underground 'Ice House' used to store 300 tonnes of frozen water to supply hospitals and pubs in Georgian London
15.
Cross-section of a medieval ship that plied the Mediterranean.
16.
Traditional semisubterranean dwelling of the North American Arctic and subarctic peoples.
17.
This cross-section of a metal 3D printed rocket engine.
18.
Bus modified for a zombie apocalypse.
19.
Snow shelter.
20.
Bomb shelter, accessible via a “detox pool”. Built in 1953 as part of what Popular Mechanics described as the, “House For the Atomic Age.”
21.
Container Ship Cutaway
22.
Iron Giant cutaway (Shane Molina)
23.
Almost perfect.