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A navigator reflects on the atomic bomb's role in ending the war and saving lives.
In the 21st century, the Silk Road is being revitalized through modern trade initiatives and cultural exchanges, impacting economies across Asia and Europe.
In the 1970s, the Gautreaux case ended segregated government housing in Chicago, highlighting the complexities of addressing decades of racial segregation.
The Luxor's beam of light, at 42.3 billion candle power, is the strongest in the world, marking a significant moment in Las Vegas's evolution.
A charioteer in Ancient Rome could achieve freedom and status, as exemplified by Scorpus, who became a celebrated figure in the racing world.
1,000 families were displaced from their homes in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, in 1942 to make way for the secretive Manhattan Project to develop an atomic bomb.
Samurai decapitate enemies to collect their reward and prove they killed a wanted opponent.
Frida Kahlo's passionate love letters, showcased by the Smithsonian, reveal intimate correspondence and inspire the creation of handmade valentines.
Gruesome medieval graves near Maiden Castle suggest possible human sacrifices to the Gods.
Astronaut Bruce McCandless floated 100 meters from the spacecraft during the first test of NASA's Manned Maneuvering Unit in 1984, remaining untethered for nearly six hours.
Skellig Michael, once home to monks, is now known as Luke Skywalker's fictional residence.
Mehmed the Conquerer listens to his council behind a one-way screen, ensuring his control.
Hannibal swears eternal enmity towards Rome after his father Hamilcar takes him to Spain.
A ship weighing over 100,000 tons crashes into the abandoned docks of Shanghai, causing chaos as dozens of out-of-control vessels collide with the structures.
Abraham Lincoln's leadership during the Civil War is examined through his rise from poverty in Kentucky to becoming the 16th president of the United States.
Adam travels to Kissimmee, Florida, to enjoy a feast at the first Medieval Times.
The video explains the difference between 'affect' and 'effect' using examples from history.
African Americans face setbacks after the Civil War as Jim Crow laws emerge in 1877.
Agent Orange, a defoliant used during the Vietnam War, continues to impact American veterans and Vietnamese citizens through long-term health effects and environmental damage.
40,000 Americans will contract AIDS this year, as public awareness about HIV continues to decline, contributing to a health crisis today.
H.I.V. infection rates have declined in some areas, but the AIDS crisis remains a significant issue in the US, as illustrated by Ryan White's legacy.
In 1956, two commercial flights operated under the 'See and Be Seen' rule, relying on visual observation to avoid collisions in the skies.
The Akkadian Empire's expansion in ancient Mesopotamia was significantly driven by its critical need for food resources.
Pilot Ace, built in the early 1950s, was the first computer capable of performing multiple tasks, based on Alan Turing's designs from the 1930s.
Alcatraz serves as the last stop for repeat offenders in this Season 1 bonus scene.
Get.factual youtube channel offers diverse documentaries on history, science, and nature.
The Alhambra in southern Spain is a historic Moorish fortress known for its architectural beauty and the surrounding natural landscape.
By 1976, America had landed a probe on Mars, sparking global curiosity about the possibility of extraterrestrial life.
A strong magnetic field exists in the Pacific Ocean, as discussed in Ancient Aliens.
A roughly 28-count indictment against King George, the Declaration of Independence asserts that all men are created equal and outlines the colonies' desire for freedom.
The Gold Rush catalyzed California's transformation into a land of opportunity, driving rapid population growth and economic development in the mid-19th century.
In 1607, the Jamestown settlement became the first permanent English colony in America, facing food shortages, conflicts with Indigenous peoples, and survival challenges.
James Hemings' 1784 trip to Paris with Thomas Jefferson marks a pivotal moment in American cuisine, blending French culinary techniques with U.S. traditions.
In 1828, John Jacob Astor established a trading post along the Missouri River, becoming America's first multimillionaire and influencing early 19th-century commerce.
Nebraska's agricultural output and Willa Cather's legacy shape the Great Plains' history.
Harpers Ferry is the site of John Brown's 1859 raid against slavery at the US armory.
Learn about the history of hacking from 1903 to today in just 2 minutes.
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People initiated a boycott in Natchez, Mississippi, to address demands for racial justice during the civil rights movement.
Amsterdam's canals reveal 18th-century almshouses and a transformed shipyard arts center, highlighting the city's unique character beyond its tourist hotspots.
A door frame bearing the name Sekenenre was discovered at the site of a grand palace built as a fortress during the Hyksos occupation of Egypt.
Learn to make A Wish for Grace, a classic American cocktail by Steven Liles for the Smithsonian.
In the 20th century, controversial psychological experiments conducted by institutions like Stanford University raised ethical questions about human behavior and consent.
Eric analyzes materials found at Blind Frog Ranch and invites viewers to Join Us on social media.
The Bronze Age Collapse marked a significant turning point in ancient history, leading to the decline of powerful civilizations such as the Hittites and Mycenaeans.
Ancient art challenges the boundaries of Muslim beliefs by examining its historical significance and cultural impact across various Islamic societies.
The legendary sunken city of Atlantis is examined through various theories and historical accounts, highlighting its enduring mystery and cultural significance.
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar shares Civil War artifacts in a bonus scene from a new documentary.
The Skywalk Glass Bridge at the Grand Canyon uses ancient Egyptian building methods.
