Historical

The Death of The Goldpainted Bondgirl
It was the sixties. Imagine being young, wild, and free. Hollywood, in the sixties, was a different beast than it is today. So, when an attractive British actress gets her chance to play one of the iconic Bond girls, she's going to take the opportunity and run with it.
By Jason Morton3 years ago in FYI
The Frosty Mischief-Maker
A mesmerizing symphony of lights illuminated the city's nocturnal landscape, casting a magical glow over the jubilant crowd donned in festive Christmas attire. Gleeful pedestrians twirled joyously through the streets, accompanied by enchanting tunes that waltzed into the ears of mesmerized children, their eyes aglow with wonder at the dazzling decorations.
By joker3 years ago in FYI
What If Styxosaurus Is Here Today?
Imagine popping out of the sea and hearing a lifeguard shout. You turn around, and there's a shadow in the water. Before you can say "Loch Ness Monster," a giant creature with sharp teeth is heading your way. What if this sea monster, the Styxosaurus, was around today? Let's imagine!
By Digi Ben3 years ago in FYI
A Trip Back in Time
A long, long time ago, Earth looked very different. All the land was stuck together in one big piece called Pangea, and it was full of amazing and sometimes scary creatures. Think of big dinosaurs, but before them, there were even bigger animals ruling the Earth. This exciting time is known as the Permian period, and it started a whopping 300 million years ago.
By Digi Ben3 years ago in FYI
After The Impact
A long time ago, around 66 million years back, something big happened on Earth. There was this giant rock, as big as a huge mountain, heading straight for our planet. It crashed, and it caused big trouble, especially for the gigantic reptiles we know as dinosaurs. Let's explore what went down when this colossal asteroid hit and how it affected Earth.
By Digi Ben3 years ago in FYI
What If Titanoboa Snake Never Went Extinct?
About 60 million years ago, in South America, there was a super big snake called Titanoboa. It was as long as a school bus! This article explores the story of Titanoboa, where it lived, and what might have happened if it was still around today.
By Digi Ben3 years ago in FYI
The First Light Bulb Before Edison
Have you ever wondered who invented the light bulb? It's a question that can start arguments among science history buffs. While many people think of Thomas Edison as the light bulb guru, there's more to the story. Before Edison, others were busy creating different kinds of "light bulbs." The journey of light bulbs starts way before most people realize.
By Digi Ben3 years ago in FYI
NASA's Super Rocket
Imagine needing a huge, powerful rocket to take humans back to the Moon. NASA has just the thing – it's called the Space Launch System, or SLS for short. It's like the new version of the rocket that took people to the Moon over 50 years ago, called Saturn V. But the SLS is even stronger and uses some parts from the retired space shuttle.
By Digi Ben3 years ago in FYI
Not So "Happily Ever After" for the Beauty and the Beast
They were called "freaks", "monkeys", and "wild people" for centuries... They were not considered fully human, they were abused in circuses and displayed as curiosities. And the first known person through this was Petrus Gonsalvus - "The Canarian Werewolf" in the Court of Henry II of France.
By GD Madsen3 years ago in FYI
'The Father of Vitamins'
Vitamins and minerals are micronutrients that are required by the body to maintain normal functions. The knowledge that consumption of certain foods to maintain health or cure diseases was known long before vitamins were discovered.
By Randall G Griffin3 years ago in FYI
Living in a world full of lies with the belief we still operate on the truth.
I can remember a time when telling a lye was almost like breaking the law. There were consequences for telling a lye and the public viewed it as unacceptable, criminal and nothing that garnered any respect.
By Bret R Fifield3 years ago in FYI
The Shugborough Inscription
Nestled within the serene landscapes of Shugborough Hall, an inscription has intrigued historians and cryptographers for centuries. The sequence of letters—O U O S V A V V—etched into the stone has birthed various theories, each attempting to unravel the historical significance hidden within this cryptic enigma.
By austin alozie3 years ago in FYI