Decades after its capture, this photo is still used to educate people on the danger of lightning strikes.
Been through most of the thread and didn’t see this one yet.

In 1975 two brothers, Michael(18) and Sean(12) Mcquilken of San Diego ascended up Moro Rock in Sequoia National Park.

It was a stormy day and their sister Mary(15) took this photo as they were amused. It began to hail, and as they were descending Sean was struck by lightning. –surzirra
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The Elephant’s Foot: it’s the melted reactor core in Chernobyl. The amount of radiation from it was fatal within a minute and even a short exposure would leave you sick and dizzy for weeks afterward. At the time the picture was taken it would be “safer” to approach but still fatal within 500 seconds. –ONI_Section_3

The graininess of the photo is in fact not age, but trace amounts of radiation affecting its quality.
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