On this date in 2010 world famous astronomer Copernicus was reburied. And in 1992, the end of era took place when Johnny Carson hosted his final Tonight Show.

On this date in 1819 New York City made history. And in 1901, the state of Connecticut became the first state to regulate the speed of automobiles.

On this date in 1927 a major groundbreak flight took place. And not to be outdone, exactly five years later Amelia Earhart took the air herself in a momentus occasion.

On this date in 1929 one of the most shocking events in baseball occurred courtesy of a rainstorm. And in 1964, US Diplomats made a shocking discovery in Moscow at the embassy.

On this date in 1918, an explosion rocked a city near Pittsburgh. And in 1927, one of the worst landslides occurred in Wyoming.

On this date in 1912 baseball Hall of Famer Ty Cobb had quite the outburst during a game. And in 1928, Mickey Mouse made his debut to the world.

On this date in 1853 Gail Borden patented a new process that lives on today. And in 1973, America's first space station took to the skies.

On this date in 1940 Winston Churchill gave his first official speech as Prime Minister. And in 1950, a new concept to pay the bill was created.

On this date in 1960, Frank Sinatra welcomed back a legend after a stint in the Army. And in 1963, Bob Dylan -- a relative unknown at the time -- stormed off the set during a rehearsal for a late night appearance.

On this date in 1751 a charter was granted for a new establishment that would care for the sick. And in 1972, ex-Beatle John Lennon believed he was being followed and is phone tapped by the FBI.