The Hope Diamond is probably the biggest diamond in mankind history. The Diamond is also known as the King’s Jewel (Le Bijou du Roi). The Hope Diamond is a 45 carat deep blue diamond that weighs around 9 grams. The diamond is housed at the Smithsonian Institution’s Natural History Museum in Washington. According to historics, … Read more
Celebrities love to spend their money, that’s no secret. Some of them, spend their money more recklessly than others, which often ends up in bankruptcy. From luxury cars to real estate, celebrities can spend several millions in one night, yet alone in one month. But one of the biggest addictions for celebrities is gambling, be … Read more
There are a number of questions about the way the human body works to which the science has not been able to provide an adequate answer. The human body and many of its functions still remain a mystery that has confounded scientists and researchers for ages. Though there have been noteworthy and remarkable discoveries of … Read more
The Romans remain one of the most successful armies in history. Their battle strategy remains a topic at many universities around the world. What made them so successful? Well, for starters, they would construct a fortified camp each night to provide protection from night assaults. Many of these camps (called castra), would turn into a … Read more
THE THEORY Chances are that you have heard about the theory which states that aliens have visited us before. The theory which we will take a look at in this article has a slightly different angle. It states that aliens used time travelling machines in order to visit us. One part of this theory involves … Read more
On October 12, 1945, US Army medic Desmond Doss became the first conscientious objector to be awarded the Medal of Honor. That made history. Who is Desmond? What did he do? What does the term conscientious objector signifies? Desmond, a fearless World War II medic, he single-handedly saved the lives of 75 American soldiers on … Read more
Copper might not have the same value as gold and silver, but it is still a valuable ore. And when it comes to the largest copper mines, Chile is on top. Escondida in Chila is the world’s biggest copper mine. There are two open-pit operations in the Atacama Desert. In Spanish, the word Escondida translates … Read more
The Tuskegee Study, which is also known as the Tuskegee Syphilis study was an infamous, unethical, and malicious clinical study conducted between 1932 and 1972 by the US Public Health Service. The purpose of the study was to observe the natural progression of untreated syphilis in rural African-American men in Alabama, under the guise of … Read more
March of the Penguins: Water Birds with Inspiring Spirit Depicting a year in the life of the wonderful emperor penguins, this film was taken on location where the penguins live in Antarctica near Adelie Land’s Dumont d’Urville. The March of the Penguins is a French film of 2005, shot by two adventurous men, Laurent Chalet … Read more
HAARP is an American research program funded for the sole purpose of examining the changes in the ionosphere. The problem is, as with every other instrument that can alter weather conditions, HAARP has the potential to be a weapon for mass destruction. Since the HAARP program started, it was followed by numerous conspiracy theories. We … Read more