Barbara Hillary: The First Black Woman to Reach The North and South Poles
At 79 years old and after beating cancer, Barbara Hillary became the first black woman to reach, both, the North and South Poles.
The Mystery Behind Benjamin Franklin’s Secret Basement Full of Skeletons
Benjamin Franklin is one of the most famous Americans to have ever lived. He is most famous for being a Founding Father and signer
The Shady and Racist Origins of the Iconic Central Park in New York
Before Central Park, New York had a utopian haven for African Americans called Seneca Village.
Blue Fugates: The Rare Genetic Trait that Made This Family’s Skin Blue
For over 197 years, the Fugates family welcomed blue-skinned members.
The Horrid Implications Behind Hiroshima And Nagasaki Besides Ending The War
The US has always said they had no choice but to drop the atomic bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki to end the war. Is
Genius Duo: How Was Oppenheimer’s Relationship with Albert Einstein
The 20th century saw two of the greatest scientific minds in history collide. Were Robert Oppenheimer and Albert Einstein friends?
Leslie Groves, the General Who Chose Oppenheimer to Lead the Manhattan Project
Matt Damon plays Leslie Groves in 'Oppenheimer,' Christopher Nolan's new film.
Los Alamos, the Town Oppenheimer Created to Develop the Atomic Bomb
Los Alamos Laboratory was created because the site was perfect for a nuclear research center and the manufacture of atomic weapons.
Historical Facts You Should Know Before Watching ‘Oppenheimer’
'Oppenheimer' is a film that takes us back in time to witness an event that marked the history of humanity.
Richard Feynman: The Tragic Love Story of the Brilliant Manhattan Project Scientist
Besides his big contributions to science and his participation in the Manhattan Project, Richard Feynman left a greater legacy, the real nature of love.
