In everyday life, we use or come in contact with a multitude of objects, the exact function, and composition of which we probably do not know. For example, have you ever seen the interior of a car, typewriter, or pearl?
In this gallery you will see objects from another point of view that will reveal the hidden side of things, so here are 20 images of objects cut in half.
#1. This is how space vehicles absorb hits from debris
image credit: Cropitekus/Reddit
#2. A poppy cut in half!
image credit: RyanSmith/Reddit
#3. Have you ever wondered how typewriters work? Apparently it’s not as easy as it sounds ….
image credit: crystalandrockyfinds/Reddit
#4. The part of the branch of a tree where fern had grown
image credit: Joe Lipson/Flickr
#5. A vase where several layers of flower bulbs have been planted
image credit: commoninja352/Reddit
#6. The tail of the rattlesnake is made of keratin, the same substance that makes up human fingernails.
image credit: sverdrupian / Reddit
#7. A huge wasp nest now abandoned
image credit: sverdrupian / Reddit
#8. A submarine power cable before being placed in the ocean
image credit: sverdrupian / Reddit
#9. A scanner laid bare without an external structure
image credit: Chap82/Reddit
#10. This is how a gasoline lighter is made
image credit: Townshend445/Reddit
#11. The interior of a cactus ….
image credit: Scout6feetup/Reddit
#12. A fragment of the Fukang meteorite. It is estimated that asteroid is 4.5 billion years old …
image credit: SovreignTripod/Reddit
#13. Section of the trunks of a banana tree
image credit: RyanSmith/Reddit
#14. This New Zealand rock has been split perfectly in half!
image credit: pitcher654/Reddit
#15. This is how a fireworks display is made up inside.
image credit: Dannythegirl/Reddit
#16. Part of a real war chariot!
image credit: RaymondPowellIII
#17. The composition of one of the many metal cables that support the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco (USA)
image credit: jaykirsch
#18. The section of an elegant Land Rover all-terrain vehicle
#19. Have you ever wondered how lenses and cameras are made?
#20. A pearl is in fact nothing more than a small grain of sand or other micro-organisms covered by the secretions of certain molluscs.
Did you know what was hiding inside these objects?