You should never underestimate the power of the human spirit to fight and survive when it seems impossible. These stories are truly unbelievable…but believe it, because they're all true.
Stuck in London traffic before? Now imagine 2.5 million more cars out there. That’s what the Underground saves us from, and it also keeps 1.3 million tonnes of CO₂ out of the air.
Ever come across a creepy fact that makes you wish you could hit rewind? Some knowledge feels better left unlearned, but if you're already here, let's check some out.
How many adventure movies have you watched about people looking for the lost City of Gold? Did El Dorado really exist? What happened to it? Let's trace back and unravel this mystery.
Explorers and adventure junkies gather here and take a trip (or deep dive or hike) to our planet’s natural wonders. From the peaks of the high mountains to the colorful depths of the alluring sea reefs, the experience only gets better. Let’s start with the Grand Canyon.
When hunter-gatherers first set foot on the British Isles, they roamed its forests and the coasts, living off what nature provided. Their early footprints reveal a world different from what we see today.
What do you know about Iran? Not just the politics but how people live there? A train trip through Iran's mainland is a good way to shed light on a nation of discretion and contradictions.
When José Salvador Alvarenga and Ezequiel Córdoba, they had no way of knowing one of them wouldn’t see land again for 14 months. The other wouldn’t see land again at all.
Alexander the Great, the King born in 356 BC in Macedon, went on a campaign that reshaped the ancient world. This article is about the life of the undefeatable 20-year-old leader.
Islands are some of the most extraordinary things on Earth! They pop up out of the ocean and are surrounded by beautiful, clear water. Most islands are made by powerful forces deep under the Earth's crust. But how do underwater eruptions make the islands we see today?
A deep dive into ancient civilizations is the very much like going down a rabbit hole. The family drama, the battles, the assassinations, and the takedowns are always entertaining. The Forgotten Empire of Persepolis was no different.
