Inside Svalbard, Norway, The World's Northernmost Inhabited Region
Norway and Scandinavia on a whole (Norway, Denmark, Sweden) are no strangers to harsh living conditions, and Svalbard is a perfect example of this hardiness.
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The Best Rap Collaborations Of All Time
Rap music is all about the collabs, with artists appearing on each other's tracks trading verses and beats. Here are some of raps best collaborations.
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Are The Odds In Flipping A Coin Really 50/50?
A coin flip is often considered the definition of a 50/50 proposition, but the odds aren't as even as you might think. These are the actual odds of a coin flip.
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Ivan Reitman's Net Worth At The Time Of His Death May Surprise You
Ivan Reitman, the storied director and producer behind some of Hollywood's biggest comedy films, died in his sleep on February 12 at age 75.
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Did Sam Adams Actually Brew Beer?
The name of Samuel Adams is synonymous with the beer brand and industry, but the man himself was more successful as a politician and revolutionary.
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Who Really Built The Walls Of Benin?
The walls of Benin in Nigeria surrounded what was known as Benin City in the 12th century. Here's who built the historic walls, and what remains of them.
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The Untold Truth Of Tennis Star Juan Martin Del Potro
BrazilianTennis star Juan Martin del Potro was at the top of his game, but injuries forced him to give up the sport professionally. Here is the untold truth.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Ivan Reitman
Ivan Reitman had his name all over some of the biggest and most popular movies in history. The famed director died on February 12, 2022.
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Is This Why You Don't See Ashtrays In Cars Anymore?
Ashtrays in cars have become a thing of the past, but why? Cigarettes are more widely discouraged now, and car manufacturers are taking notice.
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Why Are Bloodhounds So Good At Tracking?
Bloodhounds are famous for having incredibly sensitive noses, but what's the reason behind it? Here's why bloodhounds are so good at tracking.
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The Oldest Active Missing Persons Case In America Explained
The oldest active missing persons case in America is nearly 100 years old. Here is the story of Marvin Allen Clark's disappearance explained.
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Disturbing Details Found In Bob Saget's Autopsy Report
The comedy world was dealt a massive blow with the announcement of comedian Bob Saget's death. Here's what was found in his autopsy report.
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This Alaska Saloon Is Said To Be One Of The Most Haunted Places In America
The Red Onion Saloon in Skagway, Alaska, is said the be the most haunted places in the state, thanks to a few ghosts who notoriously roam the premises.
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The Real Reason A Paper Cut Hurts So Much
Humans have evolved to be hearty creatures able to withstand a myriad of injuries, adverse weather, and a varied diet. But, the paper cut still really hurts.
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This Is What Really Causes Red Tides
A red tide sounds like the kind of thing that would happen in a movie to indicate the end of the world, but they're actually a natural occurrence.
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Yang Xinhai's Chilling Motivation To Kill
Yang Xinhai is said to have killed 67 people in three years. This was his chilling motivation to kill.
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The Mysterious Disappearance Of Jodi Huisentruit Explained
On Tuesday, June 27, 1995, Jodi Huisentruit was expected to arrive at the KIMT-TV studio in Mason City, Iowa, where she worked as a morning news anchor.
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Here's What Really Happens To The Losing Team's Super Bowl Merchandise
The Cincinnati Bengals' championship hopes live on in the form of Super Bowl merchandise that was pre-printed in the event that they won. So what happens to it?
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Is This Australian Region The Oldest Place On Earth?
Australia's Pilbara region is unique and breathtaking. It might even be the oldest place on earth.
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The UK Partygate Scandal Explained
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson got into hot water in late 2021 for, essentially, partying during the COVID-19 pandemic a year earlier. Here's the story.
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What Happened To Shirley Temple's Money?
Shirley Temple mad a fortune as a child actor in the 1930s, but what happened to her earnings once she grew up? Here's what happened to her money.
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What Exactly Is Astrobiology?
Could there be alien species that are bi-symmetrical, bipedal, sensory-headed humanoids like us? That's just one question explored by astrobiology.
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Why Is 10:10 The Default Time Set On Clocks?
Clocks are typically set to 10:10 as a default, but no one really knows why. It turns out, it's because the position of the hands is aesthetically pleasing.
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Is This The Most Famous Unsolved Murder In Finland?
The Lake Bodom murders are among the most famous unsolved murders in Finland. It happened when four friends went camping, and three ended up dead.
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Who Invented Astronaut Ice Cream?
Like all foods designed for consumption in Outer Space, astronaut ice cream is a bit of an anomaly to most peoiple. Here's who invented astronaut ice cream.
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The Most Dangerous Tourist Attractions In The World
While adventure tourism can be thrilling, it can also be deadly, and for various reasons. These are the most dangerous tourist attractions in the world.
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What The American Road Trip Was Like 50 Years Ago
Today's vacations weren't always part of the American pastime, making the 1970s unique on that front. This is what the American road trip was like 50 years ago.
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