Science has come so far in understanding the unknown around us. From great mysteries to simple things in our everyday lives. But for a few simple things, science has absolutely no answer. Will they ever figure it out? 1. Why We Yawn Yawning is something that everyone
Hollywood has intrigued us for many years with its glitz and glamour and all the secrets that accompany it. But a few of these are slightly darker than others and may send shivers down your spine. 1. Black Dahlia In January 1947, the 22-year-old aspiring actress Elizabeth
The British monarchy has always fascinated the world, and with the recent reveal of rare photos of King Charles, royal enthusiasts are getting an intimate glimpse into his life. These photographs give us insight into his childhood, personal milestones, and public service. A Royal Birth (1848) King
Fort Knox is in Kentucky and is one of the most secure places on Earth. It holds most of the U.S. gold reserves, yet few people have ever glimpsed at what else is inside. Only one U.S. president has ever gone into the vault, which
History repeats itself, even in fantasy. George R. R. Martin drew many ideas from real events when he wrote House of the Dragon. From violent struggles for power to strange diseases, let's look at the 9 dark history lessons behind the Targaryens and their world. 1.
In the remote Amazonian highlands of South America, a groundbreaking discovery has captured the attention of archaeologists worldwide: a 130-foot-long snake carving etched into ancient rock formations. This monumental find, estimated to be around 2,000 years old, offers a rare glimpse into the artistic and
Many U.S. leaders have battled hidden health struggles that were often kept from the public eye. From chronic illnesses and war wounds to mental health challenges and unexpected medical conditions, these are 9 U.S. president’s medical secrets revealed. 1. George Washington George Washington was famous for his
On June 4, 1944, America pulled off something they had never managed to do, capture an intact Type IXC submarine, the U-505. It was a great accomplishment for the U.S. Military, and the capture was led by Captain Daniel Gallery. The Capture Operation Task Group 22.3 of
In 1996, when executing a search warrant, police discovered 10,000 human bones and bone fragments on Fox Hollow Farm, which belonged to Herb Baumeister, a local business owner, suspected of killing up to 25 people between 1980 and the early 1990s. Baumeister lured gay men
American history is filled with legendary stories, but not all of them are true. Over time, myths and misconceptions have shaped how people view the nation’s founding. These are nine myths about America's founding that people still believe. 1. Fourth Of July A common myth is that
