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Passengers have been known to take out their anger on other passengers or on the plane's crew, but sometimes, they take out their anger on the aircraft itself.
Read MorePassengers have been known to take out their anger on other passengers or on the plane's crew, but sometimes, they take out their anger on the aircraft itself.
Read MoreWhile the Holocaust and the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki are widely discussed and taught in schools, the Nanking Massacre is less well-known.
Read MoreThe books of the Bible range in length from a few paragraphs to dozens of pages and were written in different languages at different times in history.
Read MoreDid you know the human brain is so fragile that entire social structures can collapse, giving way to a phenomenon known as mass psychosis or mass hysteria?
Read MoreJenner decided to pursue decathlon athletics -- a competition that includes a variety of track events. This would earn her a chance to compete in the Olympics.
Read MoreLong before she was "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" and co-heading the multibillion-dollar Jenner clan, Caitlyn Jenner was one of the world's finest athletes.
Read MorePlastic-eating fungi appear to be a possible solution to the world's pollution problem. But will we all be feeding our trash to fungi in the future?
Read MoreForensics Digest explains that, here on land, the decomposition of a human body occurs in several stages. But what happens to dead bodies left underwater?
Read MoreThough the Guatemalan government denied having any involvement with some people disappearing, the "Death Squad Diary" revealed that this was not true.
Read MoreAdultery is a sensitive topic in relationships. Unsurprisingly, it is a recurring topic in the Bible, appearing 52 times in the Old and New Testaments.
Read MoreAs with all kings who took their thrones through conquest, the reign of Henry VII began, on paper at least, in a blaze of glory.
Read MoreBillionaires are seemingly always seeking to top one another (and themselves) when it comes to buying jaw-droppingly expensive and ridiculous objects.
Read MoreWith one of humanity's most vital resources being so scarce, it begs the question: What if the amounts of salt water and fresh water on Earth were flipped?
Read MoreIn the latter part of the 1880s, sea captains began noticing a dolphin hanging around the entrance of Cook Strait and named him Pelorus Jack.
Read MoreThe Heaven's Gate mass suicide shocked the world in March 1997. The bodies of 39 cult members were found, and the autopsies told a harrowing tale.
Read MoreWhen Pope Clement XII banned Catholics from joining the Freemasons, Clemens August of Wittelsbach, the Elector of Cologne, created his own secret society.
Read MoreThese points in history almost caused World War III.
Read MoreRegardless of the view you take of controversial preacher Joel Osteen, it seems that, in one particular area of his life, he lives by a moral code.
Read MoreConsidering the immense destructive capabilities of nuclear weapons, particularly hydrogen bombs, you'd think losing said weapons would be unthinkable.
Read MoreThe "Black Church," collectively, has, over the last century-and-a-half, become a formidable institution in American politics and Black American life.
Read MoreCyanide has long been a favorite murder weapon for jilted lovers, infamous assassins, and anyone who wanted a quick, undetectable death for their victim.
Read MoreFor most of its existence, very few people were aware of Heaven's Gate, a cult that was concocted in 1974 by Marshall Applewhite and Bonnie Nettles.
Read MoreChina's Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Telescope (FAST) looks like a huge, gray eye staring out of the lush mountains of Pingtang County.
Read MorePrison sentences for criminals were not that common. Instead, convicted criminals in ancient Egypt often suffered barbaric punishments
Read MoreWhen picking names for baby boys who are hairy, the Hebrew name Esau is the commonly preferred designation. But why? The answer lies in the Bible.
Read MoreThe Bible devotes much of its narrative to passages about marriage and the love between husbands and wives. What does it say about polygamy?
Read MoreOne of the largest and most powerful city-states from the days of antiquity, Carthage was founded in 814 B.C. by Elissa, also known as Queen Dido.
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