Bizarre

The Wahuan Yangtze bridge, located in the Hubei province in central China, has been dubbed a “lovers’ leap” after the

Books bound with human skin in the Harvard Library collection? According to Harvard’s Directory of University Libraries, “without extensive genetic

It’s amazing when even a single Gold Rush era gold coin is found, let alone a thousand of them.  But

Before the advent of the Internet and widespread public knowledge of a coordinated “hacking” culture, a strange and eerie incident

Called “coffin apartments” (Geki-sema) or capsule hotels, they’re Japan's and China’s solution to cheap housing for the poor and underprivileged

He’s known in Alpine countries variously as Krampus, Klaubauf, Bartl, and Wubartl, a beast-like, half-goat, half-demon creature that takes over

It will forever be known as one of the luckiest breaks in poultry history – the day a propitious hatchet

Since the 1980’s, hundreds of mysterious “Toynbee tiles” have been found as far west as Kansas City, Missouri and as

We’re not quite ready to call it perpetual motion yet but it is indeed an interesting machine.  Norwegian artist and

  Discovered on a shipwreck off the coast of Antikythera in 1901, some have called the Antikythera Mechanism the first analog

70-year-old Hua Chi, from Tongren, China, seems disappointed that his aging body only allows him to pray 1,0000 times each

If you saw the movie, Premium Rush, you probably figured those crazy New York bike messengers must be tamer in

For more than 800 years, man had known that finding a way into the delicate brain cavity and cutting or

Finding the earliest version of any given common fairy tale is an almost impossible endeavor. Before the Grimm Brothers gathered

Most people have lain in bed late at night, flipping through channels, and paused to watch the action when they