The Untold Truth Of The Voyager Program
NASA launched Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 in 1977, and they're still transmitting data today. Here's the truth behind one of NASA's most successful programs.
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The Real-Life Story About The Snake With A Drug Addiction And The Prisoners That Saved It
Pythons are a nonvenomous reptile found slinking through jungles across the world. And one of these creatures found itself with a drug addiction.
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Why Scientists Are Studying Diseases In One Of Earth's Oldest Animal Species
Some of the most common disabilities worldwide are connected to neurological conditions -- Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and the like. Maybe there's new hope.
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Pete Rose's Iconic Nickname Came About As A Joke
Baseball is filled to the brim with unusual nicknames, and it's been like that probably for as long as anybody can remember. Let's look at Pete Rose's.
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The Disturbing History Behind The Thalidomide Scandal
Thalidomide has become the world's greatest cautionary tale against the use of pharmaceuticals before they have been fully tested.
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Stalin's Bloodiest Executioner Killed A Staggering Number Of People
One of the tragic hallmarks of many dictatorial regimes is the body count of enemies, political and otherwise, the work of willing executioners.
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Juan Orlando Hernández Went From Honduran President To International Drug Smuggler
The former president of Honduras, Juan Orlando Hernández, was arrested and extradited to the U.S. based on accusations of trafficking cocaine and smuggling.
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The Tragic Accident At A Naples Volcano That Led To The Deaths Of Several Family Members
Part of the draw for some areas of natural wonder is the inherent danger that the sites involve. Sadly, tragedy struck at one such site in Italy.
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What Happens If You Freeze Bubbles?
If you've ever seen those viral videos online where people blow bubbles outside on a cold day, you know how beautiful they look as they freeze.
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The True Story Behind The First Black Woman To Serve In The US Army
In 1866, Cathay Williams enlisted in the United States Army -- as a man. Read on for the fascinating story of the first Black woman to serve in the U.S. Army.
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Inside The Story Behind Shambhala, The Buddhist Kingdom That Was Never Discovered
It may be part of human nature to imagine there's a place out there free from strife and full of knowledge. Certainly, more than one culture has this concept.
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Inside Pope Pius XII's Decree Against Communism
Many Vatican documents were unsealed and amongst the thousands of pages of papal decrees, Pius XII's stance on communism as it pertained to Catholics emerged.
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The Tragic History Of Anti-Mormonism
Since the 1830s, Mormons have been at the center of numerous social, political, and physical attacks. This is the untold truth of anti-Mormonism.
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The Untold Truth Of The Harlem Renaissance
Nearly a century on, the impact of the Harlem Renaissance endures, but there are still facts, events, and names you might not know. Here's its untold truth.
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The Stars Of Storage Wars Before They Got Famous
The "Storage Wars" stars are definitely among the more relatable, everyday sort of people. Here are the stars of Storage Wars before they got famous.
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Where Is Polly Klaas' Murderer, Richard Allen Davis, Now?
Richard Allen Davis was convicted of the kidnapping and murder of 12-year-old Polly Klaas.
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The Untold Truth Of Viktor Bout
With the nickname "Merchant of Death," Viktor Bout can easily be confused for a spy thriller villain. Here is the untold truth of Viktor Bout.
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It Turns Out Alpha Male Wolves Don't Actually Exist In The Wild
It may be a huge blow to arrogant guys, but alpha male wolves don't exist in the wild. Instead, wild wolf packs look a lot more like the nuclear family unit.
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The Word Moody Originally Had A Much Different Meaning
The original meaning of the word moody is a far cry from the way we understand it today, but it's possible the two meanings do share a commonality.
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Global Warming Is Actually Causing A Major Jellyfish Problem
Jellyfish populations are growing because of our rapidly warming oceans, upsetting a delicate oceanic ecosystem. Scientists may have some solutions, though.
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The Surprising Origin Of The Phrase Cool As A Cucumber
Cucumbers are a delicious veggie treat, particularly on hot summer days. Here is the interesting story behind the popularly-used phrase, "Cool as a cucumber."
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How Did The Middle Finger Become Offensive?
A raised middle finger has been a nonverbal "f*** you" through various societies for a long time, dating all the way back to the first democracy.
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Bill Russell's Felton X Nickname Explained
Bill Russell was not only a leader on the basketball court, but in the Civil Rights Movement as well. Here's how he got his Felton X nickname.
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Carol Burnett's Lawsuit With The National Enquirer Explained
Actress Carol Burnett is known for her charming personality and sketch comedy. Here is the explanation behind Burnett's lawsuit against the National Enquirer.
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What We Know About Star Trek Star Nichelle Nichols' Tragic Conservatorship Battle
Nichelle Nichols, one of the original Star Trek cast members, has passed away at the age of 89. Her final years were fraught by a tragic conservatorship battle.
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17th Century Politician Johan De Witt's Gruesome Death Was Nothing Short Of Barbaric
Europe has long been viewed as a continent of culture and sophistication. However, this wasn't true with 17th century politician John de Witt's gruesome death.
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How MGM Saved Lee Tracy From Getting Arrested By The Mexican Government
Character actor Lee Tracy one got in trouble in Mexico, but he was saved from getting arrested by the Hollywood studio MGM. Here's how they saved him.
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