The circumstances surrounding death of 70-year-old Il Hun Ro of Los Angeles are unknown, but Yellowstone officials do not suspect foul play.KAREN BLEIER/AFP via Getty ImagesYellowstone workers found the foot floating in the Abyss Pool, which reaches temperature of about 140 degrees Fahrenheit. In August 2022, workers at Yellowstone National Park made a gruesome find in a thermal pool — a human foot inside a shoe. Now, they’ve identified the person to whom the foot belonged: a 70-year-old man from Los Angeles named Il Hun Ro.

Geologists say that the enormous fissure will only continue to grow. A two-mile-long fissure has spontaneously opened up in one of America’s most barren deserts, and geologists say it will more than likely continue to grow. Situated in Pinal County, Arizona, between Casa Grande and Tucson, the crack was recently revealed in all its enormity by a flyover from an Arizona Geological Survey drone. The recent footage shows a huge gash splitting the earth, as the people walking alongside its edge look like ants in the face of its breadth.

One of the world's most glamorous movie stars, Audrey Hepburn died on January 20, 1993, just three months after she was diagnosed with cancer.Hulton Archive/Getty ImagesBefore Audrey Hepburn retired from acting in the 1960s, she was one of Hollywood’s most in-demand stars. Audrey Hepburn died in her sleep at the age of 63 from cancer. Although it may seem like a common way to go, how Audrey Hepburn died — how she dealt with it and how she dictated how she wanted the end of her life to play out — is inspirational.

When Julius Caesar committed an act of war by crossing the Rubicon River and moving into Roman territory in 49 B.C.E., he gave birth to a classic phrase meaning that one has passed the point of no return.Wikimedia CommonsHistory of Julius Caesar by Jacob Abbott c. 1849. On January 10, 49 B.C.E., Julius Caesar and his army crossed the Rubicon, a stream separating Gaul from the Roman Republic. This action would prompt a civil war in Rome that led to Caesar gaining power over the region and establishing the Roman Empire.

The mysterious deaths of those who unearthed his tomb have long been attributed to the infamous King Tut curse. Lord Carnarvon, the man who financed the excavation of Tut's tomb, was the curse's first victim. A few months after the tomb was opened, he accidentally tore open a mosquito bite while shaving, and ended up contracting blood poisoning. Legend has it that all of the lights in his house went out when he died.