The First Airship Filled With Helium Still Crashed Spectacularly Meanwhile, a fair number of hydrogen airships retired safely. Authors By Ryan Menezes Published November 27, 2021
Dance Marathons Could Last For Months During The Great Depression Authors By Ethan Tyrrell Published November 26, 2021
How Red Flags Made Up the Food Pyramid A look into what happened... Authors By Oona O'Brien Published November 25, 2021
Macy's Thanksgiving Parade Began As A Christmas Parade (On Thanksgiving) The Christmas season begins when stores say it does. Authors By Ryan Menezes Published November 25, 2021
Sybil Ludington: The Less Famous, But More Rad, Paul Revere In 1777, 16-year-old Sybil Ludington rode 40 miles by horseback to rally American troops. Authors By Ethan Tyrrell Published November 24, 2021
PICTOFACT 13 Now-You-Know Facts About Witches (They Didn’t Teach At School) People had some really, really weird beliefs about witches. Authors By Andrea Meno Published November 24, 2021
That Helium's Pretty Precious (But Used To Be Much More Precious) The Hindenburg used hydrogen NOT because we hadn't yet figured out it's flammable. It was because helium used to be so rare. Authors By Ryan Menezes Published November 24, 2021
France Tried To Make A Fake Paris For World War I In a plan so out there that it could've worked, France planned to build a decoy Paris right next to real Paris. Authors By Ethan Tyrrell Published November 22, 2021
PICTOFACT Cracked VS: The Deep Oceans vs. Space How many atmospheres is too much? Too little? Authors By JhallComics Published November 22, 2021
5 Terrifying Animal Superpowers Spiders fly for hundreds of miles. No one is safe. Authors By Tara Marie Published November 22, 2021
The Baffling Santa-themed Town (Built In A Desert) Santa Claus, Arizona tried (and briefly succeeded) to bring the wonders of Christmas to the desert. Authors By Ethan Tyrrell Published November 20, 2021
PICTOFACT 13 Artifacts Humanity Lost In The Dumbest Ways How do you lose an ENTIRE ROOM?!?! Authors By Reba C Published November 20, 2021
George Washington Was One Of America's Top Whiskey Producers After stepping down from the presidency, George Washington found a new calling: opening a whiskey distillery. Authors By Ethan Tyrrell Published November 20, 2021
1 The Lawyer from ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ on What It’s Like Litigating Against the Gang from Paddy’s Pub
