63K views · 1.9K reactions | Join Dr Kate Lister as she navigates the astronomical impact of gin in the 18th century, who was drinking it and how they were making it. Kate also tries to figure out why everyone was so obsessed with the regency’s most famous bad boy, Lord Byron, was he really mad, bad and dangerous to know? All of this will help to unearth the real lives of the people stomping the streets, pubs and back alleys of these lavish Georgian cities. | History Hit | Facebook

3.5K reactions · 566 shares | War historian James Rogers locates the remnants of various artificial harbours that still exist on the beaches and rivers of Normandy. Check out our latest episode of 'Traces of World War Two'! https://youtu.be/PSDPExBqcTw | History Hit | Facebook

767K views · 10K reactions | Por años, han circulado rumores que dicen que a casi 400 metros bajo la superficie hay corredores y cámaras que contienen naves extraterrestres caídas, y salones donde se han realizado autopsias alienígenas. | HISTORY | Facebook