The Most Famous Student Protests In History
Students have often been the loudest voices of protest throughout history. Indeed, universities were founded on student protests, and here are the most famous.
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Did The Space Shuttle Columbia Crew Die Instantly?
In 2003, as it reentered the Earth's atmosphere, the Space Shuttle Columbia disintegrated. But did the crew die instantly? You might be surprised at the answer.
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The Timeline Of The Columbia University Protests Explained So Far
In May of 2024 protests at New York's Columbia University in support of Palestine led to hundreds of arrests. Here's the timeline of the demonstrations.
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The Challenger Disaster Timeline Explained
January 28, 1986 still lives on in the minds of many people. The Space Shuttle Challenger explosion was a tragic event that shook NASA -- and the world.
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Disturbing Details About Baphomet That You Never Knew
The character of Baphomet has evolved over time to become symbolic of Satanism, but the disturbing details you never knew tell more about humanity than Satan.
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Lies The Franklin Series On Apple TV+ Told You
The Apple TV+ series "Franklin" is being praised by historians for its accuracy, but the show's creators have still taken a few liberties with history.
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What Countries Would Be Safest In World War 3?
The world has always been a dangerous place for humankind, but nuclear weapons really dialed it up. Where on Earth would be the safest refuge during WWIII?
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Stars Who Have Been Accused Of Witchcraft
Being accused of witchcraft doesn't carry the same negative impact as it did hundreds of years ago. Even so, some celebrities still get labeled as witches.
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Why NASA Was Never The Same After The Challenger Disaster
When the Challenger exploded in 1986 carrying seven people, the nation collectively mourned. Here's why NASA was never the same after the Challenger disaster.
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Chilling Stories Celebrities Have Of The Paranormal
Stories of spooky encounters are ten a penny, even in these enlightened times. And they're not just for the hoi polloi, as these celebrities will attest.
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Benjamin Franklin's 1781 Essay About Farting Explained
Founding father Benjamin Franklin's ideas and inventions have stood the test of time. But his 1781 essay about farting illuminates his robust sense of humor.
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The Tragedy Of Barron Trump Explained
Despite being the only son of one of the most famous couple in the world, Barron Trump remains an enigma. But his life has certainly been less than easy.
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These Were The Final Words Of The Space Shuttle Columbia's Crew
The Space Shuttle Columbia's seven-person crew died on February 1, 2003, when the orbiter disintegrated upon reentering the Earth's atmosphere.
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The Chilling Final Words Of The Space Shuttle Challenger's Crew
Seven astronauts lost their lives on the Space Shuttle Challenger shortly after it launched in 1986. These were the chilling final words of the crew.
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Grim Details About The Chernobyl Cover-Up
The horrific details of what happened at Chernobyl when a nuclear reactor exploded was only made worse by the cover-up. Here are the Grim details.
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Surprising Things Women Found Attractive 100 Years Ago
The Roaring Twenties brought revolutions in fashion, technology, and lifestyles. As Edwardian stuffiness was discarded, women's tastes changed dramatically.
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Disturbing Facts About The Most Powerful Nuclear Bomb Ever Made
The most powerful nuclear bomb ever made was detonated over an arctic island, but its magnitude could demolish entire nations. Here are the disturbing facts.
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What Happened To John Wilkes Booth's Body?
On April 14, 1865, John Wilkes Booth assassinated President Abraham Lincoln at Ford's Theatre in Washington, D.C. Here's what happened to his body.
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Musicians Who Are Currently In Prison
A life of fame and wealth awaits those musicians who find success. But for some, their bad behavior landed them in prison, and are still there to this day.
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What O.J. Simpson's Life Was Really Like After His Infamous Murder Trial
In 1995, football star O.J. Simpson was pronounced innocent of murder. Since then, and until his death in 2024, his life was never far from controversy.
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Why 76 Beavers Parachuted From Planes After World War II
After World War II the U.S. had a surplus of parachutes. One Fish and Game employee realized they could be used to drop 76 beavers from planes. Here's why.
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What Happened To The WWII German Saboteurs Who Tried To Blow Up America?
In 1942, a group of German saboteurs embarked on a bizarre plot to attack American manufacturing and transportation assets. It did not go as planned.
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The Untold Truth Of Judas
In the Christian Bible, Judas Iscariot betrays Jesus Christ and condemns him to execution, all for 30 pieces of silver. Yet his story is far more complex.
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The Wild History Of O.J. Simpson's 1995 Murder Trial
In 1995, millions of people across America and the globe were transfixed by the biggest court case of the decade: O.J. Simpson's murder trial, and it was wild.
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What Everyone Gets Wrong About Mary Magdalene
Though Mary Magdalene was arguably Jesus' most loyal disciple, the Bible isn't very specific about her background. Here's what everyone gets wrong about her.
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The Worst Part Of The Apollo 1 Disaster Isn't What You Think
The first fatal disaster of the space race was horrific as it was tragic, with three trapped astronauts burned alive. But even this might not be the worst part.
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The Tragedy Of Jimmy Carter Explained
Jimmy Carter is the longest-lived president in U.S. history. From family deaths to a grueling national crisis, here are some of the tragedies he experienced.
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