On a freezing night in January 1960, four young Soviet soldiers found themselves trapped on a small barge being dragged into the open Pacific Ocean by a severe hurricane.

On August 4, 1990, two hikers walking across the isolated moors above the hamlet of Calvine in Perthshire, Scotland, encountered a massive, diamond-shaped object hovering silently in the evening sky.

In 1846, an average-sized couple in Nova Scotia welcomed a baby girl who would soon outgrow her entire town.

An archaeological claim has emerged from Egypt regarding the Giza Plateau.

On April 11, 1912, a nineteen-year-old named Jeremiah Burke stood on the quayside in Cobh, Ireland, preparing to board the RMS Titanic.

Deep in the woods of Gold Hill, Oregon, a specific 165-foot (50.3-meter) patch of land defies the basic laws of gravity.

In the early twentieth century, an Arabian stallion named Muhamed captivated the scientific world with an extraordinary reputed skill set.

Long before pop culture transformed the Illuminati into a global conspiracy, a German law professor brought the actual organization to life in 1776.

Minutes later, a violent explosion ripped through the sky over Quebec, destroying Canadian Pacific Air Lines Flight 108.