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Dark History
The Men Who Broke the Rules and Lived

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Dark History
On June 15, 1904, the steamboat General Slocum caught fire in New York's East River during a church picnic outing, killing an estimated 1,021 of the 1,358 passengers — mostly German immigrant women and children from the Little Germany neighborhood — after Captain William Van Schaick ran the boat aground at North Brother Island.

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Science Gone Wrong
In 1962, NASA accidentally created a rainbow that could be seen from 1,000 miles away when their rocket exploded and released metallic particles into the atmosphere.

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Science Gone Wrong
The Shuttle That Outflew Its Hangar

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The President in the Reactor

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Creepy Discoveries
Scientists found a fungus in Oregon that covers 2,400 acres underground and is potentially 8,650 years old