What Would Happen If We Nuked Mars?
The idea of nuking Mars is based on the idea of transforming the planet for human habitation. Here's what would happen.
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Here's Why Planets Are Different Colors
The planets in our solar system are in the same space circling the same hot sun, so what causes the planets to be different colors?
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Mick Jagger's Unexpected Response To His Time In Jail
Being the frontman for the rabble-rousing Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger is no stranger to controversy. After he was jailed in 1967 he made this strange comment.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Layne Staley
Alice In Chains frontman Layne Staley had one of the mightiest voices in rock history and was one of the greats of the Seattle grunge movement.
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How Albert King's Unique Guitar Playing Quirk Influenced The Greatest Musicians Of All Time
Great music comes from great musicians who utilize a combination of talent, hard work. time, and innovation to create unique rhythms and sounds.
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Mars' Valles Marineris Canyon Makes The Grand Canyon Look Like A Crack On The Sidewalk
Mars' Valles Marineris is an enormous crack that dwarfs the Grand Canyon. Scientists are still baffled as to how it was formed but here's what they know so far.
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What Life Would Look Like If There Were No Seasons
There is probably a good number of people who would prefer their days and nights to simply be pleasant -- not too hot, not too cold, just enough rain.
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How Johnny Carson Spoiled The 1969 Academy Award's Winner For Best Picture
How Johnny Carson spoiled the 1969 Academy Award's winner for Best Picture by predicting the winner before the awards ceremony.
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The Story Behind How John Barrymore's Body Was Used In A Disturbing Prank
Legendary actor John Barrymore took part in a hilarious prank, but maybe not how you'd expect. Here's how John Barrymore's body was used for a prank.
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How Much Money Does Trophy Hunting Bring In Annually?
Big game hunting is big business for some countries in Africa. The controversial hobby has sparked outrage across social media but it may help conservation.
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The Reason Why Cuba Has So Many Vintage Cars
Images out of Cuba often include lots of vintage cars on the roads. Here's the reason why Cuba has so many classic automobiles.
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How Old Was Lisa Marie Presley When Elvis Died?
Elvis Presley tragically died before his time, leaving behind his daughter Lisa Marie Presley. Here's how old Lisa Marie Presley was when he died.
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The Copacabana Club Fight That Changed Baseball History
It's not really news when people have too much to drink and punches get thrown. Unless it involves star baseball players, Sammy Davis Jr., and bowlers.
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Sports Stars Who Became Politicians
They became legends of their sport, then went where they could wield real influence: elected office. These are major athletes who became powerful politicians.
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How Hummingbirds Defy Physics
Anybody who's observed a hummingbird in action has probably been impressed -- the tiny creatures seem to behave more like insects than birds.
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How Carrot Juice Killed An English Scientist In 1974
We've all heard that there can be too much of a good thing, mostly in regard to the pleasures of life. Come to find out, it also applies to vegetables.
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What Most People Get Wrong About Thomas Jefferson's Last Words
Thomas Jefferson's last words are widely believed to have been "this is the Fourth of July," but reality may be different. Here's what he may have said.
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Where Is Bob Ross Buried?
Thanks to Bob Ross' career and persona he's evolved into a cultural icon since his death in 1995. This is where he is buried.
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What Really Happened When Donald Trump Tried To Trademark 'You're Fired'
Catchphrases are funny things. Whether it's a comedian's punchline after the punchline, or a memorable phrase from a commercial, they offer instant recognition.
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The Wild Thing Tim Robbins Did To Prepare For A Famous Role
Tim Robbins once spent time in solitary confinement to prepare for his role as an inmate in the famous film, "The Shawshank Redemption."
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How One Belgian Singer Became A Key Figure In The French Revolution
Far too often, history is written from too few perspectives -- and often without the effects of women actively engaged in events like the French Revolution.
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Over 400 Million Years Ago, Giant Mushrooms Covered The Earth
The Earth is full of mysteries, but scientists recently discovered that 400 million years ago, giant mushrooms covered the Earth.
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The Truth About Bob Dylan's Real Name
Some performers stick with their birth name. Others evoke a change -- some, more than once -- to be memorable, or perhaps to honor a fellow artist.
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How Ancient Persians Used Trees To Execute Criminals
Ancient people were pretty creative with methods of punishment and torture. Here's how ancient Persians used trees to execute criminals
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Gas-Proof Strollers Were Invented In The 1930s For A Scary Reason
Human beings never seem to tire of inventing new ways to slaughter each other, especially in large numbers. Fortunately, others respond helpfully.
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What Mollie Tibbetts' Family Really Thinks About The Politicization Of Her Murder
Mollie Tibbetts was killed by an undocumented Mexican man in Iowa. Here's what her family really thinks about the politicization of her murder.
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How A Small Village In Mexico Came To Celebrate Juneteenth
Increasing awareness of the tragic legacy of enslaved peoples in the United States has given rise to Juneteenth celebrations, which also have spread to Mexico.
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