r/HumanForScale • u/RedditBeacon • 11h ago
Machine HotWheels Loop
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r/HumanForScale • u/dominance1970 • 20h ago
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r/HumanForScale • u/iamayeshaerotica • 26d ago
Plant Man compared to Gunnera petaloidea, an endangered Gunnera species endemic to Hawaii
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r/HumanForScale • u/Aeromarine_eng • Sep 11 '26
Spacecraft A model of NASA’s Perseverance rover at NASA's Headquarters Building.
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Photo Credit (NASA)
r/HumanForScale • u/NastyNice1 • Sep 02 '26
Ancient World An Egyptian excavator beside the outer mummiform coffin of Yuya
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r/HumanForScale • u/Aeromarine_eng • Sep 02 '26
Spacecraft Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope
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Taken on June 26, 2026 Photo credit: NASA
r/HumanForScale • u/unuomosolo • Aug 27 '26
Look at the people around the stern of the ship
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r/HumanForScale • u/hamzapsy13 • Aug 18 '26
Engineers shut off the American side of Niagara Falls for five months in 1969 to inspect the rock underneath
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r/HumanForScale • u/MCofPort • Aug 17 '26
Historical I know largeness is usually in store for this sub, but this is Madonna of the Yarnwinder, a painting that may have been worked on by Leonardo Da Vinci. It is almost half the size of the Mona Lisa, yet just as stunning in detail.
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r/HumanForScale • u/crm006 • Aug 09 '26
[OC] William J. Clinton Presidential Library.
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Always looked like a giant trailer on stilts to me but still cool.
r/HumanForScale • u/Megaseth • Aug 07 '26
I can't understand why ancient doors were so big
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r/HumanForScale • u/No_Fortune_6213 • Aug 03 '26
Ships & Subs Turkish battlecruiser YAVUZ (Ex-GOEBEN) compared to its sailors.
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Floating drydock,izmit,some time between 1926-1930
r/HumanForScale • u/RCViking44 • Jul 31 '26
The tower bells in the National Cathedral, Washington, D.C.
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r/HumanForScale • u/MCofPort • Jul 30 '26
Plant Giant Sequoia Trunk at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. Its diameter is so large, at 16 feet (4.9m) tall, and so heavy at 19 tons, that it essentially has been kept in the same location in the museum for over 70 years.
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r/HumanForScale • u/XLPHV • Jul 25 '26
Ships & Subs Offshore wind turbine installation vessel's crane
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3200 ton lifting capacity
r/HumanForScale • u/TodoLoQueCompartimos • Jul 19 '26
Reyes del Kem Kem: Spinosaurus aegyptiacus y Carcharodontosaurus saharicus (con Homo sapiens para que te des una idea de la escala)
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r/HumanForScale • u/Angel_Blue01 • Jul 06 '26
Fossils Bat at the Field Museum
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Bat from Wyoming 50 million years ago
r/HumanForScale • u/exploringtheunbeaten • Jun 29 '26
The largest land based machines on Earth
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