In Ancient Greece, Wearing Skirts was Manly
During the vibrant era of ancient Greece, spanning from...
In Ancient Greece, Wearing Skirts was Manly
During the vibrant era of ancient Greece, spanning from...
The British royal family is banned from playing Monopoly
Queen Elizabeth imposes strict rules on the royal family, including bans on certain activities like taking selfies and flying together. Surprisingly, one of the lesser-known restrictions involves the popular board game, Monopoly. Although you might assume that the...
Mary Anning’s unearthed the first complete Ichthyosaurus fossil at the age of 12
Mary Anning, a remarkable figure in paleontology, made a groundbreaking discovery at a remarkably young age. Born in 1799 in Lyme Regis, England, Mary's fascination with fossils was ignited by her father, Richard Anning, a cabinet maker and amateur fossil collector....
Harriet Tubman created an Underground Railroad of safehouses
After Harriet Tubman escaped slavery, she became one of the most courageous figures in American history, dedicating her life to liberating others from bondage. Tubman's legacy is deeply intertwined with her creation of the Underground Railroad, a clandestine network...
You Can Photograph the Energy of the Body Through Kirlian Photography
Kirlian photography, named after Semyon Kirlian, the Soviet inventor who pioneered the technique in the 1930s, offers a fascinating glimpse into the subtle energies surrounding living organisms. By capturing images of corona discharges—glowing auras of...
Habsburgs of Austria were required to do a pre-dinner weigh-in on Christmas
The Habsburgs of Austria, known for their rich Christmas traditions, have a peculiar custom that has intrigued many over the years. Featured in films like "Spencer," this unique tradition involves royal family members participating in a pre-dinner weigh-in before...
Julius the Cat is the Oldest Animated Character Created by Walt Disney
Before Mickey Mouse and Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, Julius the Cat was one of Walt Disney's earliest animated characters. Julius debuted in 1922 in the Alice Comedies, Disney's first animated series. However, his roots trace back even further to the Laugh-O-Gram shorts,...
Man Landed on the Moon the First Time in 1969, and the Last Time in 1972
The first moon landing occurred in 1969 when NASA's Apollo 11 mission successfully touched down on the lunar surface. This historic event marked a significant milestone in human exploration and space travel. However, it wasn't the only time humans set foot on the...
Nintendo Existed Far Before Even WW1 as a Card Company
Nintendo, the iconic name synonymous with video games and entertainment, has a history that stretches back further than many might realize. While we often associate Nintendo with cutting-edge technology and digital innovation, its origins trace back to a much earlier...
Egyptians Once Lost a Battle Because Their Enemies had Cats on Their Shields
The Battle of Pelusium marked a significant turning point in Egyptian history, leading to the transfer of power to Cambyses II of Persia. The Persians employed a unique strategy that capitalized on the Egyptians' deep reverence for all forms of life, particularly...
The Last “Official” Civil War Widow Died in 2020
Helen Viola Jackson, the last known widow of a Civil War veteran, passed away on December 16, 2020, marking the end of an era in American history. Born in 1919, just after the conclusion of World War I, Helen grew up in the small town of Niangua, Missouri, surrounded...
Did You Know that London had a Bedtime of Around 8-9 pm?
Yes, it's fascinating to consider how different daily routines and lifestyles were in the past compared to today. In historical London, the concept of bedtime differed from what we're accustomed to now. In the past, particularly before the widespread availability of...
Unraveling the History of Solar Eclipses: Ancient Observations to Modern Understanding
Solar eclipses have captivated human imagination for millennia, inspiring awe, fear, and wonder across cultures and civilizations. As celestial phenomena where the moon passes between the Earth and the Sun, casting a shadow on our planet, solar eclipses have left...
There are Still Cases of Bubonic Plague in Mongolia and Neighboring Cities in Russia
Cases of bubonic plague still persist in Mongolia and neighboring cities in Russia. Despite being commonly associated with medieval times, the plague afflicts populations worldwide. Regions such as Madagascar, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Peru are...
There was a Ship Called the SS Californian in the Atlantic Ocean Very Close to the Titanic Which Could Have Saved Them
The SS Californian, infamous as the 'Ship Who Watched Titanic Sink,' has left a lasting stain on the memory of the Titanic tragedy. Positioned just six miles north of the sinking ship, the Californian could have potentially reached the Titanic in time to offer aid....
If We Held a Minute of Silence for Every Victim of the Holocaust, the World Would Be Silent for 11.5 Years
The Holocaust remains one of the most devastating tragedies in human history, particularly for European Jewry. The sheer magnitude of the loss is difficult to comprehend, with approximately two-thirds of European Jews and one-third of all world Jewry perishing during...
It Took 60 Million Years for Nature to Develop Bacteria that Could Digest Trees
Yes, it's astonishing to think that nature took 60 million years to develop bacteria capable of breaking down trees. This remarkable process unfolded during the Carboniferous Era, which spanned from approximately 359.2 to 299 million years ago. During this era, vast...
The Evolution of the Tactical Flashlight: Illuminating the Past and Future
The tactical flashlight, a tool synonymous with reliability and versatility in illumination, has undergone a remarkable evolution. From its inception to its current state and beyond into the speculative future, this device has continuously adapted, reflecting...
Oxford University is Older than the Aztec Empire
Yes, it's surprising that Oxford University predates the Aztec Empire by about 250 years. Established in 1096 AD, Oxford University has a long and illustrious history, making it one of the oldest universities in the world. In contrast, the Aztec Empire emerged much...
Julius Wagner-Jauregg Treated Syphilis by Infecting Patients with Malaria
In 1927, Julius Wagner-Jauregg, an Austrian psychiatrist, received the Nobel Prize in Medicine for his groundbreaking treatment of syphilis. His innovative approach involved intentionally infecting patients with malaria to induce a high fever, which proved effective...
The British Once Burned Down the White House
In the summer of 1814, during the War of 1812 between the United States and Great Britain, Washington, D.C., the fledgling national capital, found itself at the heart of conflict. The British forces launched a devastating attack on the city, marking a humiliating...
Barbarian was a Name Given by Greeks to Anyone Who Couldn’t Speak Greek Because All They Thought They were Saying was “Bar Bar”
The term "barbarian" originated from the ancient Greeks, who used it to refer to people who couldn't speak Greek. This included various cultures, such as the Persians, Medes, Egyptians, and Phoenicians. The word "barbarian" comes from the Greek word "bárbaros," which...
Why Did the Titanic Lock Third Class Passengers Up When It was Sinking?
Contrary to popular belief, the Titanic did not intentionally lock third-class passengers below decks as it was sinking. The misconception likely stems from the fact that doors and gates separating third class from other areas of the ship were typically closed. This...
A Supervolcano Blacked the Sun for Around a Decade Around the Middle Ages
In 536 CE, a catastrophic event unfolded that cast a shadow over the entire Mediterranean region during the Middle Ages. According to Procopius, a Byzantine historian, the sun was shrouded in a thick fog that blanketed the skies, plunging the world into a year of...
The Ongoing (seventh) Cholera Pandemic is the Longest Pandemic We’ve Ever Seen, Started in 1961
The seventh cholera pandemic, which began in 1961, is the longest-lasting pandemic in history. It originated with a new strain of the cholera bacterium, known as El Tor, which was first identified in Egypt in 1897. This strain has since spread globally, causing...
The Birds That the Ancient Egyptians Offered to the Gods
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New Study Says Neanderthals Went Extinct Because of Homo-Sapiens Relations
Could the relationship between Homo Sapiens and Neanderthals really be the cause?
The True Origin of Arab People and Culture
A good portion of the world’s population is made up of Arabs and we yet to uncover their true origin
The Real-Life “Suicide Squad” Who Saved Europe 30 Years Ago
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Where Is the Garden of Eden Located Today?
What happened to this heavenly land from ancient history?
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The Woman Who Was Pregnant for 12 Months
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Who Actually Discovered America?
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Descent into Madness: William Utermohlen Documented Battle Against Alzheimer’s
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The Day 400 Million People Became Free
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10 of the Biggest Robberies in History
Some people stole more than the net worth of some countries
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Salazar: The Forgotten Dictator
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The First Expedition To Reach the Top of the World
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The Myth of Black People Not Feeling Pain Is Still Believed to This Day
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Letters Depicting the Horrors Lived by Prisoners Inside Soviet Gulags
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Why Hasn’t America Learned Anything From American History X?
The Philosophy of Hate
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The 2000 Year Old Ice Machine in the Desert
How a lost civilization used to create ice in the middle of the desert
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The Tragic Story Behind the Most Kissed Girl in the World
Not a Romantic history
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The Birds That the Ancient Egyptians Offered to the Gods
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New Study Says Neanderthals Went Extinct Because of Homo-Sapiens Relations
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The True Origin of Arab People and Culture
A good portion of the world’s population is made up of Arabs and we yet to uncover their true origin
The Real-Life “Suicide Squad” Who Saved Europe 30 Years Ago
Somehow they managed to survive
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Where Is the Garden of Eden Located Today?
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The Woman Who Was Pregnant for 12 Months
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Who Actually Discovered America?
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Descent into Madness: William Utermohlen Documented Battle Against Alzheimer’s
A battle described through art
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The First Expedition To Reach the Top of the World
Discovery of the North Pole
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The Myth of Black People Not Feeling Pain Is Still Believed to This Day
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Letters Depicting the Horrors Lived by Prisoners Inside Soviet Gulags
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Why Hasn’t America Learned Anything From American History X?
The Philosophy of Hate
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