All posts by Jamie Frater

Since 1887, the electric chair has fascinated and horrified people around the world. The stiff, uninviting planks of wood the

There’s no question that you were taught about gold rushes as a kid in history class. The great California Gold

Featured Image: Wikimedia Commons Transatlantic voyages weren’t just about getting from point A to point B—they were rich with traditions,

The London Underground, affectionately known as “The Tube,” is much more than a transit system. It’s an iconic symbol of

Traversing the deep blue sea is no longer a recent venture for mankind since curiosity for what lies below dates

“You keep using that word,” Inigo Montoya infamously said in The Princess Bride so many years ago, “but I do

Black holes are bizarre yet fascinating objects. Regions of space and time are so dense and have such strong gravitational

Since the early days of filmmaking, it seems every generation has certain movies that strongly reflect whatever sets them apart

Fossils serve as time capsules, offering glimpses into the ancient past and helping scientists reconstruct the evolutionary story of life