First. By-Nietzsche is Dead

3. Run your memory on your viewing of Oppenheimer, On the 1st of November 1952 on an atoll of the Marshall Islands there was the testing of the first thermonuclear bomb, Name the scientist played to perfection by Benny Safdie who proposes the bomb in the film.
6. Possibly the most famous ship in history, this vessel was had the first swimming pool on board a ship, although mostly known for the massive amounts of water that came on it unwantedly.
7. "Ombra mai fu (Largo)" by George Frideric Handel, followed by Fessenden himself playing the song "O Holy Night" on the violin and reading some Bible verses; was the first broadcast over this revolutionary device whose name is now synonymous with a curated playlist of live music.
9. This play was first performed on today in the year 1611 with people interpreting it as an allegory of Europeans colonizing foreign lands, it is considered as possibly the last play a certain prolific playwright wrote alone.
10. “xyzzy” is the first of its kind, a remnant of old ways of playtesting video games, but maybe you remember them fondly for the cool ways one can exploit games when you use them.

1. This surprising video game initially played between only two people was the first ever to get a sequel! created by the devs as a four played version of the original to combat the massive amount of copycats this early video game got due to its simplicity.
2. This beloved sport has been played only once in the Olympic games in 1900, but 2028 marks its return in the summer Olympics recently announced during the 141st IOC Session in Mumbai.
4. Mary Elizabeth Brandon’s The Trail of the Serpent, published in the 1860s, was the first novel contain this type of character as it's protagonist, whose archetype was later embodied by Hercule Poirot, Nancy Drew, Byomkesh Bakshi, and more! (pardon the omission of the most popular one ;) ))
5. This 1982 action classic features a heavy amount of guns and fighting but the main character canonically kills only ONE person.
8. Michael Faraday is more known for his contributions to study of electromagnetism, but he was the first person to discover this compound in 1825, now synonymous with organic chemistry, this compound was later isolated by German chemist A.W. von Hofmann from coal tar in 1845.