Ancient Greek Derveni Papyrus: Europe’s oldest surviving book
The first book of the western tradition is recorded on papyrus about 2400 years ago.
Scientists claim that there is another world under Antarctica’s ice
In January 2013, The Whillans Ice Stream Subglacial Access Research Drilling (WISSARD) Project had made a strange discovery that revealed the existence of enormous wetlands beneath the ice of western…
Face of Harakbut – the ancient guardian of the forgotten city of El Dorado?
This enormous face, which bears Andean characteristics, towers over a waterfall that empties into a lagoon.
What really happened to Lars Mittank?
Lars Mittank's disappearance has sparked various theories, including his potential involvement in human trafficking, drug smuggling, or being a victim of organ trafficking. Another theory suggests that his disappearance may be linked to a more secret organization.
The mystery behind the internet Black Hole
A black hole in outer space is something whose gravitational pull sucks matter, light and radiation into a mysterious dimension and basically disappears it to a place that, perhaps, no…
Did this Dean Koontz’s book really predict the COVID-19 outbreak?
More than 284,000 people have died because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. The Chinese city Wuhan was the epicentre of the virus which has now spread to over 212 countries…
Marlene Santana: The 1985 infant abduction case is still unsolved
The kidnapping of Marlene Santana is one of the most baffling cases of infant abduction in American history.
The Lanzhou Stone: Evidential proof of advanced life on other planets?
The OOPArt called the Lanzhou Stone was imbedded with a screw-threaded metal bar and is suspected of being from outer space.
The gene that differentiates us from our non-human primates
The ARHGAP11B gene, discovered by German scientists at the Max Planck Institute, appears to be uniquely human, as it is found in modern humans, Neanderthals and the Denisovan hominin, but…
Fulcanelli — the alchemist who vanished into thin air
In ancient science, nothing was more mysterious than the people who study and practice alchemy or, at least, the people who have been purported to practice it. One such man was known only through his publications and his students. They called him Fulcanelli and that was the name on his books, but who this man really was seems lost to history.
