Forty-three years ago today, Mt. St. Helens erupted in southwestern Washington. And to this day, it remains the most destructive volcanic eruption in U.S. history. The eruption killed 57 people, destroyed hundreds of homes and dozens of bridges, and debris ruined 15 miles of railroad tracks and 185 miles of highway. Over a nine-hour eruption, [...]
Strap in. Grab the snacks. Put your phone on do not disturb. Get ready to see something completely different from Bear Grylls. The brand new Bear Grylls TV show, I Survived Bear Grylls, starts this Thursday, May 18 on TBS, and even though you’ve probably watched him on screen before, doing some extreme challenges and [...]
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While Dr. Joseph Dituri surpassed the previous record of 73 days living underwater, he still has a month to go.
Exploring the world off the beaten path can lead to amazing discoveries, and some of those paths can also lead you to some breathtaking sights. If sightseeing is your thing, this is the list for you. Here are 15 colossal statues around the world to add to your travel bucket list. Colossal: (adjective) To be [...]
Would you like to eat a Michelin Star meal in space? Well, now you can, as long as you have an extra $180,000 to spend.
If you’re looking for some snack inspiration for your next camping trip, look no further than these great camping snacks.
A Wyoming hunter was charged with a misdemeanor for taking a trophy game animal without a license, but he could still face federal charges.
“Every day I meet people who think they could do it better,. Everybody talks a good game but when you’re under pressure, cold, hungry, and tired – and all that at the same time – then you see what people are made of.” – Bear Grylls On I Survived Bear Grylls, contestants will face what is [...]
A new computer model that combines artificial intelligence (AI) and NASA satellite data could soon act as Earth’s early warning system for hazardous space storms. The model, called DAGGER, has the potential to analyze measurements of solar wind. It can then accurately (and quickly) predict where an impending solar storm will strike on Earth. This crucial notice could allow humanity [...]
