It was on this night that 9 Russian hikers lost their lives in a bizarre incident that remains one of the world's greatest unsolved mysteries.
All in Accidents
It was on this day during halftime of Super Bowl XXXVIII that 90 million viewers were shocked and awed by Janet Jackson's breast.
This was the first and only incident in which a superpower activated its nuclear suitcase.
A bomber carrying four hydrogen bombs crashes, scattering radioactive debris across miles of sea ice.
The accident dropped 4 hydrogen bombs on a small fishing village.
At about 2 in the morning the bow of the sub plowed into a wall of rock and mud.
The only known fatal accident involving a nuclear reactor in America happened on this day.
92 of 159 passengers would die when a wrought-iron bridge collapsed and the Pacific Express fell 70 feet into the frozen Ashtabula River.
It was on this day in Los Angeles that the Baldwin Hills Reservoir crumbled apart and released 250,000,000 gallons of water into the surrounding neighborhoods.
This was the night that the historic Montreux Casino on the shore of Lake Geneva, Switzerland burned to the ground.
The federal government would spend $32 million to relocate the citizens, plus another $110 million on the subsequent cleanup.
In 1907 two massive sections of the bridge snapped off and plunged over 300 feet into the Saint Lawrence River.
Lon Chaney is most remembered for his iconic roles as Quasimodo, the deformed bell ringer in The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and as Erik in The Phantom of the Opera.