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Human beings have a wonderful quality: curiosity. That’s what makes us look for unfamiliar objects, as well as try to figure out their purpose. Have you ever seen a musical instrument that imitates the sound of an army on the march? And a device that helps quickly relieve pain after mosquito bites? No? We invite you to take a look and, at the end of the post, play the role of Sherlock and resolve the purpose of an unidentified invention.
O awesome.club selected 20 unusual objects whose origin remained unknown until Internet users helped identify them.
“My girlfriend took this photo of the moon through a telescope last night. Could someone tell me what those purple dots on the right are?”
Nothing so weird. It’s just a reflection of one of the lenses. And we were already believing in the existence of another civilization …
“Driving down the highway I saw this gigantic thing. It had the Mitsubishi logo on it.”
It is Mitsubishi Sulfur Hexafluoride High Voltage Circuit Breakers. They provide electrical protection by cutting the current in the event of accidents caused, for example, by lightning striking an electricity line.
“Four objects of green glass. They are quite heavy (almost 500 g each)”
This kit, in the early 1920s, served as acoustic insulation. The piano was placed in these objects, so that the sound did not reach the floor.
“The water level in the Danube River has dropped like never before. This was found at the bottom. What could it be?”
This is part of a Scottish marine caldera. It is a metal container with water and steam circulating inside. Basically, it is the boilers that generate thermal energy on the ship.
“I have no idea what it is, I found it in the pawnshop of my friends who are unaware of its purpose. It’s been there for over a year, and no one has figured out what it is. By the way, it spins”
The Swiss company Heinrich Daemen-Schmidt produced around 30,000 cylindrical calculators between 1900 and 1935. They were used by bankers for currency-related operations.
“My grandmother has this instrument and we don’t know what it’s called”
It is a Harmonicor Accordina, an ancient musical instrument, a variety of the harmonica.
“What is it? My girlfriend found him on the beach while she was walking her dog”
“What is it? It has batteries, an LED and a button”
This device helps relieve pain caused by mosquito and other insect bites without the use of chemicals and drugs. It warms the bite site, releasing histamine, the substance that causes swelling.
“Found among the instruments of the orchestra. What is this thing for?”
This is an instrument that simulates the sound of an army on the march.
“I just walked past this huge thing…”
“Would a steel fist be too brutal?”
“Found in a friend of mine’s garage. It looks like some kind of tool, I don’t know what it’s for…”
This is not a tool at all, but a regular interior seesaw from Ikea (for children 3-7 years old).
“What game is this? Green things are beans. There are no rules”
Mancala is a logic game for two people from the Mancala family of games. We’re sure that after seeing the rules here, you’ll want to play a game of this board game.
“What is it? Amazon sent it to me by mistake. They are soluble and edible, but made of paper.”
This is wafer paper, designed for packaging powdered drug doses. Its main component is potato starch and it is manufactured in Japan.
“The science department was taking away unnecessary stuff and I saw a genius artifact. Which is?”
This unusual object is a spectrometer, an optical tool used in spectroscopic studies for the accumulation of the spectrum, its quantitative processing and its further analysis using various analytical methods.
“Object with lights in the sky”
First, we thought it was a UFO. In the end, it turned out to be a Goodyear Blimp. Here is a collage of photos of the aircraft by day and by night.
“Found outside the house in the Midwest. Does anyone know who or what did it?”
This is for Mason’s red bee hives. Bees of this species are 50 times more effective at pollinating plants than common insect pollinators. At the same time, they are not aggressive and can easily get along with humans.
“Found at my grandmother’s house (lighter is for size comparison)”
This is an apparatus for threshing corn on the cob.
“Aluminum mold/cage? Divide into two parts. We thought maybe it was the microphone cover, but the hole for the cable is missing.”
“What kind of tool is this? The photo from both sides. There is an inscription on the handle”
This is an antique tenderizer designed to soften the structure of all types of meat, game and seafood. Here you can see the modern analogue.
Bonus: description of artifact that has not yet been identified: “This thing has been in my house for a long time, its size is 5–8 cm”
What are your versions of this object’s origin? What is it for?
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