The Baskerville Effect: Can Superstition Actually Kill You?
The Baskerville Effect claims superstition triggers fatal heart attacks. Is fear of unlucky numbers deadly? The strange science behind this eerie phenomenon.
The Baskerville Effect claims superstition triggers fatal heart attacks. Is fear of unlucky numbers deadly? The strange science behind this eerie phenomenon.
The Asterix (shipwreck) is a Gallo-Roman vessel that caught fire in AD 280 and vanished beneath Guernsey’s harbor — until Christmas Day 1982.
Tsutomu Yamaguchi survived both Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombings. His impossible story defies all odds and haunts history.
Anatoli Bugorski survived a proton beam passing through his skull in 1978. His impossible survival story remains one of science’s strangest mysteries.
Flight with Disabled Controls has pushed pilots to their limits. These terrifying true stories reveal how crews survived the impossible.
Smof — the mysterious “Secret Masters of Fandom” — have quietly shaped sci-fi culture since 1971. Who are they really?
Phineas Gage survived an iron rod blasting through his skull in 1848. But the man who woke up wasn’t quite the same person.
The Kensington Runestone tells of 10 men found “red from blood and dead.” Is it a medieval Viking relic or the greatest hoax in American history?
Chimera House is the terrifying urban legend of a 13-floor haunted attraction where no one who enters ever comes back out.
Air Rage has terrorized passengers and crew since 1947. Discover the shocking history of violent sky-high meltdowns that changed aviation forever.