Viral pics are great and all, and they're all over the internet for a while. Everybody needs to see what the latest amazing thing was. But just as quickly as they appear, they're gone, replaced by the next one.
These pics have a bit more staying power behind them. They might go viral, but they're not just a flash in the pan. They leave a lasting impression.
The guys standing around him heard him cry out for help, and one of them jumped down without a second thought to get him out. Together, they got the man to safety.
If only this guy had been around when I was in high school!
Inside is the only window left unbroken from the World Trade Center on 9/11, from the 82nd floor of the south tower.
To help them manage, a kind neighbor rented out a bouncy castle to keep all the kids occupied.
The weather got so hot in Glasgow that the so-called "weatherproof" membrane protecting the Glasgow Science Centre melted. It's not believed to be permanent damage, at least.
He was right back to normal life, out on the pitch and helping kids learn the game with a smile on his face.
It's actually room that's needed to get in and out of a vehicle — something to bear in mind for the future.
And clearly she was well loved, as the mourners came through.
However, this was their editorial page, left blank except for a memorial to the coworkers lost in the attack.
It reduced the family's mother to tears to feel so welcomed.
A complete horror show on one side, and a mere singe on the other.
This was early morning on the first day it was legal for Saudi women to drive.
It commemorates the year she and her husband were married. Can anyone beat this idea for sheer emotional impact?
Two years before he took this pic, he was homeless, but today, he's training to drive this thing.
And they're not just on ATMs — gas pumps, or really anywhere you might pay with a card, is fair game.
NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter caught the red planet showing some blue, which they believe is because it's "made of finer material and/or has a different composition than the surrounding."
Carved from a piece of mammoth ivory, it was found in Hohle Fels cave in Germany and shows that paleolithic humans had some remarkable skills.
It's an amazing view of a localized rain shower.
She's playing the flute during her surgery so her doctors can get immediate feedback as they work near functionally important areas of the brain.
That bright point just to the right of center is the new planet being formed from the dust clouds around a dwarf star.
