Why the Tokyo Olympics Are History’s Most EXPENISVE Games
The pandemic is not the only reason that the Tokyo Olympics are the most expensive games in history. Why is this project so incredibly costly?
How Humans Helped Cats Take Over the World
The relationship between humans and cats goes back as far as 9,500 years. How did it al start? And how did humans help cats essentially take over the world?
The Real Reasons For the Extinction of Dodo Birds
Were dodo birds really hunted to extinction? this video, which offers some fresh insights into the reason for the species’ demise.
How Belgium Functioned For Two Years Without a Government
Forming a government in Belgium is so difficult, the country has been operating without one for nearly 2 years! But how is that possible?
Why Swedish People Never Engage in Small Talk
In Sweden, people tend to avoid small talk at all costs. Are Swedes missing out on a vital communication tool, or is it just an acceptable cultural trait?
Not all Viruses Are Bad, Some Are Actually Necessary
Some viruses are beneficial to humans. In fact, they are an inseparable part of human anatomy and have even shaped the evolution of humanity!
Why All Baking Recipes Call For the Same Oven Temperature
Ever wondered why all baking recipes call for an oven temperature of 350°F? There is an interesting mix of science and history behind it...
This Precious Substance Is Like Nothing Else on Earth
Amber scientists discover the inner workings of the ancient world. This video reveals why this unique substance is so incredibly valuable.
Pain Between Your Shoulder Blades? This May Be the Reason
What are the most common causes for pain between your shoulder blades, and when to see a doctor? Find out in this article
Language History: The Origins of 7 Common Phrases
Let's delve deep into history and travel all the way back to Ancient Rome to reveal the origins of 7 common food-related expressions in the English language.
Balloon Framing Affects Many Americans - But What Is It?
In general, American houses tend to be much less sturdy than houses elsewhere. But why is that?
There Is More to Switzerland's Neutrality Than You Know…
Staying neutral during conflict isn't so simple. This video reveals some fascinating facts about Switzerland's neutrality and its true cost.
Why Does Paris Have So Many FAKE Buildings?
As you stroll through the streets of Paris, you'll find quite a large amount of fake doors and façades, but why?
6 Newly Discovered and Incredible Animal Abilities
Recent studies reveal animals possess even more astonishing abilities than we could ever imagine, like telling time and showing empathy!
Are You Really Taking Good Care of Your Skin?
Are you really taking good care of your skin? Watch this video to find out about 19 serious skincare mistakes that are unfortunately quite common...
History vs. Hollywood: The Real Voyagers of the Titanic
A great many of the characters in the 1997 hit movie Titanic were based on real people. These are the stories and faces of the real voyagers of the Titanic.
The Fascinating Histories of 7 Towns That No Longer Exist
These 7 largely-forgotten towns have been abandoned for years. These are their fascinating stories.
Hypnotism: Science or Forgery?
His contemporaries called him a charlatan, but in the late 1880s, Dr. Anton Mesmer was onto something we now know as hypnotism.
5G: How It Works and Why It Isn’t All That Scary
The term "5G" is everywhere. This video explains what 5G really is, how it actually works, and why it’s safe.
5 Lies That Changed the Course of History
These massive historical lies spread so far and wide that they ended up altering history forever.
How Singapore Became One Of the World’s Richest Countries
Singapore is one of the richest and most expensive countries to live in. How did this island city-state accumulate this wealth, despite its humble beginnings?
These Engineering Failures Ended In Real Catastrophes
These are 10 of the worst engineering failures in history. These accidents had horrific results, and we must learn from them to never ever repeat them.
Is It Possible For Humans To Ever Be As Fast As Cheetahs?
The average cheetah can run at a speed of 80 – 130 km/h (50-80 mph)! Why are humans so slow in comparison?
Can Science Achieve a Universal Blood Type?
We know our blood types to be an inherent unchangeable genetic feature, but there might be a way to create a universal blood type. Watch to find out more.
The Secret Behind Napoleon Bonaparte’s Signature Pose
You may have noticed that Napoleon Bonaparte is always depicted in the same pose - tucking one hand in his shirt. But why?
