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Nostradamus' astrology skills may not be as accurate as believed, according to Mystery Files.
Nostradamus accurately predicts his own death in 1566, challenging skeptics of his prophecies.
In the Scottish Highlands, local legends and scientific investigations converge to explore the enduring mystery of the Loch Ness Monster.
Hershey's chocolate and Yuengling beer, two iconic brands from Pennsylvania, illustrate the state's rich cultural heritage and economic significance.
Learn to make the classic American cocktail Of Thread and Theory by Greg Best.
Ohio is home to influential figures like Paul Newman and Neil Armstrong, shaping history.
Willis Hodges becomes the first Black lighthouse keeper at Cape Henry Lighthouse in 1870.
Oliver Stone's unit uncovered a hidden bunker where villagers were taking refuge, reflecting the chaos and moral confusion of the Vietnam War.
X-rays revolutionized medical imaging and diagnostics, enabling non-invasive examination of the human body since their discovery by Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen in 1895.
Martin Luther King, Jr. helped motivate a diverse group of leaders in the civil rights movement, including sharecroppers and storekeepers.
The video discusses opening portals to another world as featured in Ancient Aliens.
Operation Mincemeat, a World War II deception strategy, is examined alongside the role of rat poison in Cold War espionage tactics.
Jay Robert Oppenheimer, leader of the Manhattan Project, believed he was fulfilling an ancient destiny by developing the atomic bomb.
Christmas today stems from several different cultural traditions and historical practices.
King Henry V inspires his outnumbered men against the French at Agincourt in October 1415.
An East German man's harrowing attempt to escape to the West reveals the complexities and dangers of Cold War-era defection plans.
The video discusses national parks, including Rocky Mountain and Sequoia National Park.
Recent observations reveal the violent history of Abell 2744, or Pandora's Cluster.
Paratroopers during World War 2 faced significant challenges, with a 50% survival rate and the urgent need to capture Caen as a vital communication hub.
Parker investigates the billion-dollar motherlode mystery in the Klondike, examining whether hidden gold remains in the tailings of a former mining pit.
Secretary of Treasury Alexander Hamilton establishes an industrial city in New Jersey in 1791.
Veteran hosts share personal anecdotes and insights on patriotism from military heroes who served in conflicts such as World Wars, Korea, Vietnam, and the Gulf War.
Long Compton's good people maintain a longstanding tradition of witchcraft belief, rooted in history.
A Swiss explorer discovers Petra, The Pink City, in the early 1800s amidst bandits.
Learn to make the Pickersgill Cocktail, a classic American drink by Ivy Mix for the Smithsonian.
Political debates in the United States are marked by memorable moments, from impactful one-liners to significant gaffes, raising questions about their effectiveness for voters.
Net world population is increasing by 23 people every 10 seconds, raising concerns about resource consumption and sustainability.
Portsmouth highlights its naval shipyard and Paul Revere's legendary ride in American history.
Many claimed Nostradamus predicted September 11th, but the truth is less miraculous.
In a comprehensive exploration of Earth's geological history, this documentary examines prehistoric ecosystems and the evolution of life across various epochs.
Preparations for nuclear aggression in the Soviet Union during the Cold War involved strategies and technologies developed in response to threats from the United States and NATO.
President Roosevelt founds The March of Dimes in 1938 to combat polio and fund research.
Efforts to restrict White House leaks to the press, initiated during the Nixon administration after the Pentagon Papers publication, continue to shape First Amendment debates.
2.7 billion years ago, a mutation in bacteria allowed for oxygen production, leading to the evolution of complex organisms like Myllokunmingia.
Learn how Gulag prisoners avoided work duty in this exclusive clip from the series.
William the Conqueror built the White Tower in stone to control London and its vital bridge, establishing a new order in 1066.
Terry Williams discusses 'The Hole' in a series premiering on Mon, July 29 at 10/9c.
Prohibition inspires Flappers to challenge conservative norms in the 1920s jazz age.
Prue Leith and her daughter Li-Da explore the impact of the Cambodian Civil War on children, revealing personal stories that highlight its lasting effects.
Governments globally have borrowed record amounts during the COVID-19 pandemic, with the U.S. alone borrowing three trillion dollars in just one quarter.
Russia's recent nuclear threats have reignited Cold War tensions reminiscent of the Cuban Missile Crisis, highlighting ongoing geopolitical anxieties.
The anniversary of the Romanovs' murder raises questions for Vladmir Putin in Russia today.
QAnon conspiracies are rooted in centuries-old anti-Semitic beliefs, including the blood libel and the fabricated 'Protocols of the Elders of Zion.
Queen Elizabeth I's reign from 1558 to 1603 shapes England's cultural and political landscape.
Upwards of 80 million pounds of DDT were sprayed annually in the U.S., leading to significant environmental and health concerns.
The Ferdinand Panzer gives Nazi Germany an edge against Soviet T34 tanks in 1943.
A collector purchased a German-made saber that belonged to General George Custer for $30,000, cashing in his retirement savings to acquire it.
A NASA scientist recreates Frank Malina's historic WAC Corporal rocket launched in 1945.
