
A Chinese Emperor Escaped an Assassin by Running Around a Pillar
During his rule as the first emperor of China's Qin...
A Chinese Emperor Escaped an Assassin by Running Around a Pillar
During his rule as the first emperor of China's Qin...
Cucumbers Used to be Called “Cowcumbers
In the past, cucumbers were known by a different name - "cowcumbers." However, the term we use today, "cucumber," has its roots in the Latin word "cucumis." Interestingly, this name might have originated from the Sanskrit word "kukumba," which dates back over 3,000...
After the First Aircraft Crashed, No One Knew Who was Legally at Fault as the Invention was Brand New
After the first aircraft crash, there was confusion regarding legal responsibility since the concept of flying machines was entirely new. The incident occurred on September 17, 1908, during a modified Wright Brothers aircraft demonstration at Fort Myer, Virginia. The...
Two Cities in Italy Got into a War Over a Bucket
In 1325, a peculiar conflict erupted between two Italian city-states, Bologna and Modena, known as the War of the Bucket or the War of the Oaken Bucket. This war manifested the longstanding rivalry between the Guelphs and Ghibellines, two opposing factions that vied...
Ever Since Pluto has been Discovered, It hasn’t Made a Full Revolution Around the Sun Yet
Since its discovery in 1930 by American astronomer Clyde Tombaugh, Pluto has yet to complete a full orbit around the sun. Situated beyond the orbit of Neptune, Pluto was initially spotted using the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona. Named after the ruler of the...
Lobster Used to be a Poor Man’s Food and was Even Served to Prisoners
Once upon a time, lobster had a rather humble reputation, far from the luxurious delicacy it is today. Surprisingly, lobster was widely regarded as food for the less fortunate during the colonial era and beyond. In fact, it was so abundant and inexpensive that it...
More Planes were Destroyed in WW2 than Currently Exist on Earth Today
During the tumultuous years of World War II, the skies witnessed a staggering number of aircraft engaged in combat, training exercises, and various other missions. While pinpointing the exact tally of planes lost during this global conflict remains elusive, records...
Albert Einstein was Offered the Role of Becoming Israel’s Second President in 1952
In 1952, following the passing of Israel’s first president, Chaim Weizmann, the Israeli government extended an offer to Albert Einstein to serve as the country's second president. This offer came from Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion. Einstein, renowned for his...
Mozart Wrote a Song Called “Leck mich im Arsch” (lick me in the ass)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, renowned for his musical genius, composed a lesser-known piece titled "Leck mich im Arsch" (translated as "Lick me in the ass"). While Mozart is celebrated for masterpieces like "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik," this composition, primarily known for...
Japan Wanted to Keep Fighting After the 2 Atomic Bombs were Dropped
After the United States dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan hesitated to surrender for several reasons. Firstly, they were determined to retain their emperor, an essential figure in Japanese culture and tradition. Additionally, they desired to...
Truman Didn’t Have Much of an Idea About the Atomic Bomb When it was Dropped on Hiroshima
President Harry S. Truman was unaware of the atomic bomb before it was dropped on Hiroshima. He only learned about the Manhattan Project, a secretive effort to develop the bomb, after becoming president. Within two weeks of taking office, Truman received a report from...
The Choker From Women’s Fashion Became Popularized During the French Revolution
The choker necklace, a prominent accessory in women's fashion, gained popularity during the French Revolution, symbolizing allegiance to the guillotine. While its history spans centuries, the close-fitting style around the neck has remained consistent. Originating as...
5 Best Proxies for Travel Fare Aggregation
Welcome to our latest blog post! Today, we're diving into the fascinating world of travel fare aggregation and the essential role that proxies play in this process. As travelers, we all know the frustration of encountering geo-restricted content and dealing with IP...
The Croissant was Created to Mock the Unsuccessful Ottoman Siege of Vienna in 1683
The croissant, a beloved pastry enjoyed worldwide, has origins dating back to the 17th century, with its exact beginnings shrouded in mystery and debate. One prevailing narrative suggests that the croissant emerged in Vienna, Austria, following the unsuccessful...
The Earliest Named Author in World History was a Woman Named Enheduanna
Enheduanna, a remarkable figure from ancient history, is the earliest author to be named as such. Despite her significant contributions to literature and religion, her existence remained hidden from modernity until archaeologist Sir Leonard Woolley's discovery of...
How To Lookup Civil Court History
In today's world, accessing civil court history has become crucial for many reasons, including generalized legal research and even background checks. Civil court records give us a deep insight into people's lawsuits and other civil matters. Whether you're an attorney,...
The Evolution of Online Learning
Since its inception, online learning has been a transformative part of education and is still viewed as a big part of the future as we slowly turn away from traditional learning. The true potential of online learning was seen during the pandemic lockdowns, where...
The Most Concentrated Killing Field Anywhere on Earth is the Colosseum
For over two centuries, the Colosseum was the stage for thrilling gladiator battles, where thousands lost their lives. Gladiatorial combat evolved from mere slave fights to elaborate spectacles featuring trained fighters from different classes and backgrounds....
Germany Uncovers 2,000 Tons of Unexploded Bombs Every Year
During World War II, the Allied forces dropped about 1.3 million tons of bombs on Germany. Even today, more than 75 years later, many unexploded remnants are still being discovered. Until 1945, American and British air forces dropped 2.7 million tons of bombs on...
Mayans Literally Caused Their Own Downfall Through Deforestation
The Maya Empire, once flourishing in present-day Guatemala and extending into modern Mexico, was renowned for its expertise in various fields such as mathematics, agriculture, language, art, architecture, and astronomy. However, despite its cultural advancements, the...
Ford Motor Company Sued the US Government for Bombing Its Factories in Nazi Germany
Ford Motor Company took legal action against the US government for bombing its factories in Nazi Germany. Recently disclosed Nazi documents revealed that Ford Motor Company was among 500 firms connected to Auschwitz, as announced by Polish officials. This revelation...
3 Reasons Why Online Platforms Make Teaching History Easy and Effective
Teaching history has long been a challenging endeavor for educators. The conventional methods of relying solely on textbooks often leave students feeling disengaged and uninterested in the subject matter. In fact, a staggering 65% of students find history monotonous...
A Chinese Man Who Believed He was the Younger Brother of Jesus Christ Started a Civil War which Killed 30 Million People
The Taiping Rebellion was a big upheaval in 19th-century China, lasting about 14 years from 1850 to 1864. It messed up 17 provinces and caused around 20 million deaths, seriously shaking up the Qing dynasty. The person responsible for this was Hong Xiuquan, from a...
Could the London Hammer Be an Ancient, Out-of-place Artifact?
Max Hahn and his wife Emma stumbled upon a peculiar discovery during a walk in June 1936. They noticed a rock with wood sticking out from its center. Intrigued, they brought it home and decided to crack it open. To their surprise, they found what appeared to be an...
The Xhosa people listening to their prophet
Nongqawuse, a teenage prophet from the Xhosa community in what is now the Eastern Cape of South Africa, made prophecies in 1856. She claimed that spirits had instructed her people to destroy their crops and slaughter their cattle. According to her vision, doing so...

Archeologists Discover Pizza Painting Dating Back Over 2,000 Years
Who invented Pizza afterall?
Historians Discovered A New Chapter In The Bible Hidden For 1750 Years
So old and well know yet so much we still do not know
18,000-Year-Old Frozen Puppy Confirmed As The Oldest Dog
Could this be one of the first domesticated dogs in history?




Archeologists Discover Pizza Painting Dating Back Over 2,000 Years
Who invented Pizza afterall?
Historians Discovered A New Chapter In The Bible Hidden For 1750 Years
So old and well know yet so much we still do not know
18,000-Year-Old Frozen Puppy Confirmed As The Oldest Dog
Could this be one of the first domesticated dogs in history?































