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Chicago's iconic landmarks, including the Sears Tower and the Museum of Science and Industry, are captured in silent footage from the 1970s.
Almost a quarter of Cambodia's population was killed during the Khmer Rouge regime, with many survivors still grappling with the aftermath today.
Chile's recent political shift to the left reflects its complex history marked by the legacies of leaders Salvador Allende and Augusto Pinochet, amid ongoing social inequalities.
Five days after Travis Walton vanished in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest, a search team found no trace of him or the mysterious light he encountered.
In Los Angeles, a psychic detective visits the crime scene of the Tate murders, revealing unsettling visions linked to the tragic events.
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization, established by China and Russia in 1996, aims to enhance regional security and economic cooperation among its member states, including India and Pakistan.
China's self-portrayal as a peaceful global power is examined through its historical context, territorial expansion, and tensions with the United States and in the South China Sea.
Dozens of Native Americans took control of Alcatraz Island in a nighttime occupation, claiming it as their rightful land.
Xinjiang, a mysterious province in China, revives its Silk Road heritage for modern trade.
The Oak Island team finds a chisel at Smith's Cove, dating back to the late 1800s.
In Warminster, England, a series of unexplained UFO sightings in 1964 captivated local residents and sparked ongoing interest in extraterrestrial phenomena.
At 10:00 p.m. on October 11, 1492, Christopher Columbus reported seeing a light glimmering at a great distance while aboard the Santa María.
Chumash canoes, integral to the Chumash people's culture for thousands of years, are celebrated through the launch of the Swordfish by the Chumash Maritime Association in 2001.
40 million people in Britain prepared for invasion during World War II, facing sacrifices and long hours to defend their island against the Luftwaffe.
In 1954, the CIA and MI6 built a 1,400-foot tunnel under Berlin to tap into East German phone lines for intelligence gathering.
Gobekli Tepe, a site in Turkey, features limestone pillars up to 18 feet high and dates back 12,000 years, predating known civilizations by over 5,000 years.
Gabriel, a plumber in Havana's San Lazaro neighborhood, navigates economic challenges by fishing with friends using improvised gear in the city's coastal waters.
A ship's log reveals that a French vessel buried treasure in a pit on Oak Island in 1746, following a failed expedition led by Duc D’Anville.
A team discovers a cold breeze flowing from a newly excavated tunnel at Blind Frog Ranch, suggesting hidden chambers and potential archaeological finds.
Life on Futuna Island, Vanuatu, is shaped by steep cliffs and challenging terrain, where traditions of survival are passed down through generations.
Raji nomads risk their lives harvesting wild honey from towering trees in the Himalayas, forging a sacred bond with nature and their spiritual ancestor, Raja Simal.
500 million people gathered around TV sets on July 20, 1969, to watch Neil Armstrong take his first steps on the moon.
The Lunar Orbiter program, developed by NASA from 1966 to 1971, aimed to capture and transmit detailed photographs of the moon using advanced satellite technology.
A young man returns to his coal town after military service, takes a job in the mine, and learns about the community's connection to the war effort.
Gabrielle Chanel was placed in a convent orphanage at age six after her mother died, where she learned to sew, a skill that would shape her future in fashion.
Coffee originated in Ethiopia in the 8th century and has evolved into a global commodity, highlighting economic disparities between producing and consuming nations.
In 1959, the U.S. Army begins construction of Camp Century, the first subterranean military base in the Arctic, to test nuclear missile deployment under ice.
Colombia continues to face violence and societal divisions following the 2016 peace treaty with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC).
Two gladiators, Verus and Priscus, fought to the death in the Colosseum's inaugural games in 80 AD, marking a significant moment in Roman history.
Rome's emperor orders a major renovation of the Colosseum to demonstrate his power.
Commodus transformed the role of emperor by becoming a gladiator, using the Colosseum to assert Rome's power and redefine the brutal life of slave-warriors.
2 million square miles defined the Roman Empire at its height, where Christianity began to challenge traditional beliefs and authority.
Beastmasters clash in a historic rivalry within Rome's iconic Colosseum.
Barbadian invaders threaten Rome, marking a new era in Roman history during Season 1, 'The Pagan.'
Colonialism's legacy and the ongoing exploitation of the Congo's mineral wealth are examined through a contemporary lens in Chiwetel Ejiofor's short film.
Military veterans recount their first deployment experiences across various conflicts, including World Wars, the Korean War, and the Gulf War, highlighting complex military mysteries.
A standard missile launched from the USS Simpson struck the Iranian gunboat Joshan at a range of 13 miles, causing it to sink in flames.
Combat Weekly Digest, No. 71, features wartime footage from February 26, 1945, produced by the War Department's Army Air Forces during World War II.
In March 2007, thousands of African-Americans visited Ghana, many seeking to reconnect with their ancestors after centuries of forced displacement.
Watch how Commius aids Caesar in his conquests in Gaul with crucial cavalry support.
A massive underground city in Turkey, capable of housing hundreds, reveals significant insights into ancient civilizations and their architectural achievements.
Concorde first smashed through the sound barrier on October 1, 1969, with a sonic boom audible 20 miles away.
On August 17, 1942, the first daylight bombing mission from England targeted German railroad marshalling yards, marking a significant shift in air warfare.
Five out of the seven main stars in the Big Dipper move through space at the same speed and direction, forming what is known as the Ursa Major association.
World War I construction activities are documented, showcasing the Quartermaster Corps' efforts in building warehouses, roads, and barracks in locations like Brooklyn and Camp Humphries.
The Atlantic Wall's construction spans 4,000 miles from Norway to Spain using 13 million tonnes of concrete.
Construction of Wilson Dam in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, is captured in silent footage produced by the Department of Defense in 1936.
On October 7, 1842, George and Rebecca Latimer arrive in Boston, where they hope to live free after escaping slavery in Virginia.
