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While most people have accepted Darwin’s theory of evolution, ancient astronaut theorists propose that all the vast lifeforms on Earth may actually have been designed … Continue reading
Ancient astronaut theorists believe it’s possible that certain creatures, such as the Bombardier Beetle, may have been placed on Earth by aliens in this clip … Continue reading
1820 – Alfred Washington Ellet, American civil engineer and Brigadier General (Union Army), born in Bucks County, Pennsylvania (d. 1895) 1884 – Sig Ruman [Siegfried … Continue reading
1687 – Hungary accepts Habsburg sovereignty 1737 – Earthquake kills 300,000 and destroys half of Calcutta, India 1932 – 1st political telecast (Democratic National Committee) … Continue reading
Historical Events 1540 – Emperor Karel names his son Philip, Duke of Milan 1931 – 100,000 extreme-right Germans form “Harzburger Front” 1945 – JPL WAC … Continue reading
Watch professional logger “Swamp Man” Shelby Stanga of the Louisiana bayou in some of his most eyebrow-raising moments in this compilation. #AxMen Subscribe for more … Continue reading
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Join the Patreon community! http://bit.ly/EMPatreon Let’s start at the primordial beginning. The first “peoples” on the earth were Cyclops and Titans. Prometheus was one of … Continue reading
1870 – Louise Mack, Australian poet and novelist, born in Hobart, Tasmania (d. 1935) 1892 – Earle Dickson, American inventor (Band-Aid), born in Grandview, Tennessee … Continue reading
1471 – Battle of Brunkeberg: Swedish regent Sten Sture defeats forces led by Danish King Christian I 1930 – Yankees announce signing Joe McCarthy to … Continue reading
Historical Events 1924 – Washington Senators win their 1st World Series beat Giants in 7 1935 – Coup under Gen Giorgios Kondylis in favor of … Continue reading
Alfred Bester is known for bridging the gap between science fiction and detective comics, creating villains like Solomon Grundy in the Green Lantern and Superman … Continue reading
In 1518 the town of Strasbourg was seized with the incurable urge to dance. To this day, no one knows what caused many towns people … Continue reading
What happens when we can’t link physical cause and effect between two actions? Well, quantum bits (or qubits) do this all the time. Let’s look … Continue reading
1586 – Leopold V, Archduke of Austria, born in Graz, Austria (d. 1632) 1879 – Max von Laue, German physicist who discovered the diffraction of … Continue reading
