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25 Innovative Animal Bridges That Are Keeping Wildlife Safe From Humans And Cars

Animal bridges, also known as wildlife crossings, help animals navigate human infrastructure — and they're beautiful to look at.

By Erin Kelly • Jul 13, 2026

25 Innovative Animal Bridges That Are Keeping Wildlife Safe From Humans And Cars

Animal bridges, also known as wildlife crossings, help animals navigate human infrastructure — and they're beautiful to look at.

By Erin Kelly • July 13, 2026

Who Was John Warnock? Meet The Adobe Founder Behind The PDF File

John Warnock left his job at Xerox in the early 1980s after his bosses shot down his idea for a programming language that would make file sharing easier — so he went on to found Adobe Systems and invent the PDF, completely reshaping the computer industry.

By Ella Spitz • Jul 10, 2026

Who Was John Warnock? Meet The Adobe Founder Behind The PDF File

John Warnock left his job at Xerox in the early 1980s after his bosses shot down his idea for a programming language that would make file sharing easier — so he went on to found Adobe Systems and invent the PDF, completely reshaping the computer industry.

By Ella Spitz • July 10, 2026

What Was The Gatling Gun? The History Of One Of The World’s First Rapid-Fire Weapons

The Gatling gun was an early machine gun that was first used during the Civil War and would later be deployed against strikers and rioters throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries.

By Ella Spitz • Jun 29, 2026

What Was The Gatling Gun? The History Of One Of The World’s First Rapid-Fire Weapons

The Gatling gun was an early machine gun that was first used during the Civil War and would later be deployed against strikers and rioters throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries.

By Ella Spitz • June 29, 2026

‘Worse Than Ninja At Six Flags’: St. Louis Man Hears About ‘The Worst Coaster Ever Built’ And Travels All The Way To France To Ride It

The Goudurix, a roller coaster located in Parc Astérix in Plailly, France, has been dubbed the "worst coaster ever."

By Braden Bjella • Jun 22, 2026

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‘Worse Than Ninja At Six Flags’: St. Louis Man Hears About ‘The Worst Coaster Ever Built’ And Travels All The Way To France To Ride It

The Goudurix, a roller coaster located in Parc Astérix in Plailly, France, has been dubbed the "worst coaster ever."

By Braden Bjella • June 22, 2026

How Aerospace Engineer Judith Love Cohen Broke Barriers And Helped Save Apollo 13

The mother of Jack Black, Judith Love Cohen helped design the critical Abort Guidance System that allowed the Apollo 13 astronauts to safely make it back to Earth in 1970.

By Kaleena Fraga • Jun 14, 2026

How Aerospace Engineer Judith Love Cohen Broke Barriers And Helped Save Apollo 13

The mother of Jack Black, Judith Love Cohen helped design the critical Abort Guidance System that allowed the Apollo 13 astronauts to safely make it back to Earth in 1970.

By Kaleena Fraga • June 14, 2026

The Mysterious Story Of John Titor, The Forum User Who Claimed To Be From The Year 2036

John Titor posted on the Time Travel Institute forum in the early 2000s stating that he was a member of the U.S. military who had been sent back in time to retrieve a computer — and he warned users of impending wars and catastrophes before vanishing.

By Stacy Fernandez • May 19, 2026

The Mysterious Story Of John Titor, The Forum User Who Claimed To Be From The Year 2036

John Titor posted on the Time Travel Institute forum in the early 2000s stating that he was a member of the U.S. military who had been sent back in time to retrieve a computer — and he warned users of impending wars and catastrophes before vanishing.

By Stacy Fernandez • May 19, 2026

What’s The Truth Behind The Philadelphia Experiment?

In October 1943, a U.S. Navy destroyer was supposedly turned invisible and teleported from Philadelphia to Norfolk. But did it really happen?

By Katie Serena • May 15, 2026

What’s The Truth Behind The Philadelphia Experiment?

In October 1943, a U.S. Navy destroyer was supposedly turned invisible and teleported from Philadelphia to Norfolk. But did it really happen?

By Katie Serena • May 15, 2026

China Just Released A Quantum Tool: ‘Allows You To Calculate Multiple Realities At Once’

China's release of Origin Pilot is seen as a major development in the world of quantum computing.

By Braden Bjella • May 5, 2026

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China Just Released A Quantum Tool: ‘Allows You To Calculate Multiple Realities At Once’

China's release of Origin Pilot is seen as a major development in the world of quantum computing.

By Braden Bjella • May 5, 2026

The 1980s Arcade Game Polybius Was Said To Cause Hallucinations In Players — But Did It Ever Exist?

Although rumors about Polybius and the strange effects the video game had on players have spread for decades, nobody has ever found an arcade machine or any other evidence that the game is real.

By Rivy Lyon • Mar 29, 2026

The 1980s Arcade Game Polybius Was Said To Cause Hallucinations In Players — But Did It Ever Exist?

Although rumors about Polybius and the strange effects the video game had on players have spread for decades, nobody has ever found an arcade machine or any other evidence that the game is real.

By Rivy Lyon • March 29, 2026

Inside The Wild Story Of The Tsar Tank, Russia’s Absurd Experimental Vehicle From World War I

Also known as the Lebedenko Tank or the Netopyr, the Tsar Tank was supposed to give Russia the edge during the Great War — but the tricycle-like behemoth failed its field tests miserably.

By John Kuroski • Feb 15, 2026

Inside The Wild Story Of The Tsar Tank, Russia’s Absurd Experimental Vehicle From World War I

Also known as the Lebedenko Tank or the Netopyr, the Tsar Tank was supposed to give Russia the edge during the Great War — but the tricycle-like behemoth failed its field tests miserably.

By John Kuroski • February 15, 2026

David Hahn, The ‘Radioactive Boy Scout’ Who Tried To Build A Nuclear Reactor In His Backyard

David Hahn caught the attention of the FBI and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission after he attempted to build a "breeder" reactor in a Michigan potting shed in the mid-1990s.

By Andrew Kolba • Jan 25, 2026

David Hahn, The ‘Radioactive Boy Scout’ Who Tried To Build A Nuclear Reactor In His Backyard

David Hahn caught the attention of the FBI and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission after he attempted to build a "breeder" reactor in a Michigan potting shed in the mid-1990s.

By Andrew Kolba • January 25, 2026

Inside The Little-Known Story Of Who Actually Invented Television

From John Logie Baird's first-ever transmission of moving images to Philo Farnsworth's first fully electronic television system, the process of inventing television was a complicated one.

By Austin Harvey • Jan 21, 2026

Inside The Little-Known Story Of Who Actually Invented Television

From John Logie Baird's first-ever transmission of moving images to Philo Farnsworth's first fully electronic television system, the process of inventing television was a complicated one.

By Austin Harvey • January 21, 2026