What Is The Longest Word In The Bible?
The longest word in the Bible is a name that consists of 18 characters.
Read MoreThe longest word in the Bible is a name that consists of 18 characters.
Read MoreDisciplines used can vary widely. Jesuit priest Raoul Plus writes that they fall into two categories: those that use an "instrument," and those that do not.
Read MoreSince that gas cloud happened to be rotating counterclockwise, everything in today's Solar System rotates counterclockwise as well. Well, almost everything...
Read MoreNot all typos result in cash for the owners of the material. It depends on a multitude of conditions: the book, its popularity, and how rare a tome actually is.
Read MoreAlthough she was expected to return home by noon, 19-year-old Tara Calico vanished somewhere along the 36-mile route near her home and was never seen again.
Read MoreCompared to some grim execution methods, beheading, at least in theory, seems somewhat quicker and more humane. In reality? Not always.
Read MoreIt's been 14 years since the mysterious disappearance of a British toddler named Madeleine McCann, and the investigation is still ongoing.
Read MoreHere are some lesser-known facts about Soundgarden that deserve more attention and make up their untold truth.
Read MoreDr. Donald Ewen Cameron did experiments so horrifying he's been called "Scotland's Mengele." Here's why MKUltra's top brainwashing scientist was a nightmare.
Read MoreDavid Bowie launched his own internet service provider called BowieNet in 1998.
Read MoreLakota leader Sitting Bull had a father-daughter relationship with sharpshooter Annie Oakley.
Read More"20,000 Leagues Under the Sea," released in theaters in 1954, was an adaptation of the classic novel by Jules Verne.
Read MoreThe White House, which has housed American presidents for over a century, has no shortage of stories concerning spooky spirits and ghoulish ghosts.
Read MoreAs elephants could be used to carry massive amounts of materials, they remained useful to militaries for many centuries, including during WWII.
Read MoreThough he was well known for his passionate speeches and incredible stubbornness, there are some quirks of Winston Churchill that no history class will tell.
Read MoreAnother extremely rare occurrence, so uncommon most people have never even seen one or more than a fleeting glance, at least, is the circumhorizon arc.
Read MoreDurst and Berman met while attending UCLA. Both came from wealth and both had lost parents as children. This created a bond that would later end in cold blood.
Read MoreAmelia Earhart is most known for being the first woman to successfully complete a solo flight across the glimmering Atlantic Ocean
Read MoreOne golden age actor is still very much here among us. Her name is Marsha Hunt and she's Hollywood's oldest living star. In 2021, Hunt is expected to turn 104.
Read More"Star Trek" has been a phenomenon for over half a century, spawning numerous television shows, movies, books, video games, and just about every form of media.
Read MoreNew York City has a population of nearly 9 million people. According to sources, these city dwellers produce approximately 1,200 tons of sewage each day.
Read MoreThere are several references to Sarah within the religious text, and she is a central figure in a few important biblical stories.
Read MoreRobin Williams and Pam Dawber became good friends while they worked together on the TV show "Mork and Mindy," a "Happy Days" spin-off that ran until 1982.
Read MoreBlind Melon were five small-town musicians from different places who moved to L.A. to pursue their dreams, only to see them materialize and quickly dissolve.
Read MoreThe humble turkey is often considered a stupid animal, though the reality is actually quite different, and one civilization even worshipped them like gods.
Read MoreMusician and songwriter Frank Zappa, considered a crackpot by some and a musical genius by many others, was a talented guitarist and avant-garde composer.
Read MoreAs they both walked the Earth at the same time, there has been a long enduring theory that Queen Elizabeth I and Shakespeare may have met during their lives.
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