The Montauk Project: History’s most controversial experiments in time
The Montauk Project asserts how radar was supposedly used to manipulate matter and time.
Experiments
The Vela Incident: Was it really a nuclear explosion or something more mysterious?
On September 22, 1979, an unidentified double flash of light was detected by a United States Vela satellite.
Is there a secret underground alien base in Dulce, New Mexico?
There is a top-secret military Air Force base built under Mount Archuleta, a mesa, northwest of the town of Dulce, New Mexico. Many claim this military base has, since as…
Homunculi: Did the “little men” of ancient alchemy exist?
The practice of alchemy stretches back to ancient times, but the word itself dates only from the early 17th century. It comes from the Arabic kimiya and an earlier Persian…
Chupacabra: The truth behind the legendary vampire beast
Chupacabra is arguably America's strangest and most famous enigmatic beast that sucks animal blood.
25 creepiest science experiments in human history
We all know science is about ‘discovery’ and ‘exploration’ that replace ignorance and superstition with knowledge. And day by day, tons of curious science experiments have taken a significant role…
Nikola Tesla and his involuntary experience with the fourth dimension (4D)
Tesla found that time and space could be broken, or bent, creating a "door" that may lead to other times through his experiments.
Project Rainbow: What really happened in the Philadelphia experiment?
A man named Al Bielek, who claimed to be a test subject of various secret U.S. Military Experiments, said that on August 12, 1943, the U.S. Navy carried out an…
World’s rarest textile is made from the silk of one million spiders
The golden cape, made from the silk of more than a million female Golden Orb Weaver spiders collected in the highlands of Madagascar exhibited at London's Victoria and Albert Museum.
The Die Glocke UFO conspiracy: What inspired Nazis to create the bell-shaped anti gravity machine?
Alternative theory writer and researcher Joseph Farrell has speculated that "the Nazi Bell" bears a striking resemblance to a UFO that crashed in Kecksburg, Pennsylvania, in 1965.
