These 3 famous ‘disappearances at sea’ have never been solved
Endless speculation ensued. Some theories proposed a mutiny, pirate attack, or a frenzy of sea monsters responsible for these disappearances.
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Rudolf Diesel: The disappearance of the inventor of Diesel engine is still intriguing
Rudolf Christian Karl Diesel, a German inventor and mechanical engineer, whose name is famous for invention of the engine that bears his name, as well as for his controversial death…
The bizarre explosion of Lake Nyos
These particular lakes in West Africa paint a disturbingly odd picture: they are prone to sudden, deadly explosions that instantly kill people, animals, and plants for kilometers around.
Hisashi Ouchi: History’s worst radiation victim kept alive for 83 days against his will!
In September 1999, a horrific nuclear accident took place in Japan, leading to one of the most bizarre and rare medical cases in history.
The paranormal hauntings of Chernobyl
The Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant located outside the town of Pripyat, Ukraine ― 11 miles from the city of Chernobyl ― began construction in the 1970s with the first reactor.…
Narcissus, who fell in love with his own reflection
In Greek mythology, Narcissus was a hunter from Thespiae in Boeotia (alternatively Mimas or modern day Karaburun, Izmir) who was known for his alluring beauty.
Haunted Brijraj Bhawan Palace in Kota and the tragic history behind it
During the 1830s, India was partially under control of England and most of the Indian cities were completely under the British power. In this situation, Kota, which was one of…
Ursula and Sabina Eriksson: On their own, these twins are perfectly normal, but together they are lethal!
When it comes to being unique in this world, twins indeed stand out. They share a bond with one another that their other siblings do not. Some go so far…
Who killed President John F. Kennedy?
To say in one sentence, it’s still unsolved that who killed the US President John F. Kennedy. It’s strange to think but no one knows the exact plan and the…
Hiroo Onoda: The Japanese soldier continued fighting WWII without knowing it all had ended 29 years ago
The Japanese soldier Hiroo Onoda continued fighting WWII 29 years after the Japanese surrendered, because he didn’t know.
