Did Newton use a slide rule? Could Sherlock Holmes communicate with Watson using Morse code? What was built first: the Leaning Tower of Pisa or Big Ben? If you know all this, you've got every chance to win in the Historical Atlas game! Here we test your knowledge of history and you'll learn a lot of new and interesting facts (for example, what A. D. was born Jesus Christ, or when did they ride in the car on the Moon?) World history: it contains the dates of major world events of different countries (USA, Japan, Italy, Germany, France, Great Britain, Russia, Ukraine, China, etc.) Heroes: who made our world the way it is. They created history, they opened new lands, they pushed the boundaries of knowledge. War: great generals, the most famous battles, as well as the history of inventions and weapon upgrades. A UNESCO World Heritage with sites of outstanding importance, either cultural or natural, to the common heritage of humankind. Science: achievements of scientists, founders and laureates of the Nobel Prize. Here you can find all the fundamental discoveries. Art: the greatest creations of mankind are collected here. Masterpieces in architecture, sculpture, music, painting, poetry and cinema. X-Files: set of real facts about the impossible: phantoms, ghost ships, levitation, the curse of the pharaohs, life after life, ghosts, and UFOs. Space: The history of space exploration, the discovery of planets, spaceships and satellites, scattered galaxies and black holes. Travel: world-famous travelers and pioneers, who made the most important discoveries. They pushed the boundaries of the unknown. School Curriculum: the most significant events from the history textbook. All the facts have a link to the Wiki for viewing detailed information.