On the Trail of Pythons and Bandits
William Hope inserted ghosts in his pictures long before Photoshop existed–and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was his biggest defender
The group photo of the Solvay Conference in 1927 is likely “the most intelligent” picture ever taken
Malham Cove: A Harry Potter location and briefly the highest “single drop” waterfall in England
Archaeologists come across “first evidence” of Julius Caesar’s invasion of Britain in Kent, a location never considered before
A dangerously irresistible smell: The truth behind the seemingly suicidal dogs in Scotland
Nine Soviet hikers who fled their tent one night and died: the mystery of the Dyatlov Pass
The wealthiest African American community in the 1920s, nicknamed “Black Wall Street,” was destroyed by a vengeful mob
“I see that you have made three spelling mistakes,” remarked Marquis de Favras when he read his death warrant
The bad news is the alleged “yeti” remains are those of a bear, but the good news is researchers now understand more about Himalayan bears
