This is actually a bunker currently used in North Dakota to measure the weather or seismic waves. Though the details are unclear, it was definitively used as a national missile defense system titled Safeguard.
No one knows why the structure is shaped like a pyramid. North Dakota is home to one of the United States’ largest military facilities. What currently goes on in the complex is a mystery.
Could Hitler Have Disguised Himself?
A common conspiracy theory states that Hitler didn't kill himself, but instead, stayed alive and moved to Argentina. How? By using a clever disguise. After all, the führer's signature look included this atrocious mustache and greasy side part, which could be dropped at a moment's notice.
This picture was produced in 1944 by makeup artist Eddie Senz to make sure that no matter how the dictator chose to disguise himself, he could still be recognized.
The Bomba
Just when you thought nuclear explosions couldn’t get much worse – enter the Tsar Bomba. Touted to be the world’s largest nuclear bomb detonated, the bomb was created by the Russian military. This recently declassified picture shows the bomb as it exploded in 1961.
Reportedly, the bomb was 5,000 times stronger than the bombs dropped in Japan during the Second World War.
Traumatized Reindeer
Reindeer are fatalities during the Second World War as much as humans are. This image of a hapless reindeer looking at the forest he once called home is more than enough to break anyone’s heart. This picture proves the terrifying results of war.
The photographer reportedly captured this moment at a time when Germans were invading Russia, back in 1941 – unbeknownst to this evidently innocent reindeer.
Models for Atomic Bomb Explosions
This is another picture that could send chills down one’s spine. The United States government recently declassified this picture thereby allowing everyone to see how it tested nuclear bombs before it sent them off to explode in other countries.
To be able to know the effects of atomic bombs on people, the government used mannequins as models. Placing these mannequins in deserted places and detonating an atomic bomb near them helped the government know the extent of injury a human being could experience.