Tunguska Event: What hit Siberia with the force of 300 atomic bombs in 1908?
The most consistent explanation assures that it was a meteorite; however, the absence of a crater in the impact zone has sparked all kinds of theories.
Unexplained
The Earth pulses every 26 seconds, but seismologists don’t seem to agree why!
Since at least the early 1960s, this mysterious pulse has been documented on multiple continents.
Curse and deaths: The haunting history of Lake Lanier
Lake Lanier has unfortunately gained a sinister reputation for the high drowning rate, mysterious disappearances, boat accidents, a dark past of racial injustice, and the Lady of the Lake.
The Jade Discs – ancient artifacts of mysterious origin
The mystery surrounding the Jade Discs has led many archaeologists and theorists to speculate various fascinating theories.
Ararat anomaly: Is the southern slope of Mount Ararat the resting place of Noah’s Ark?
There have been numerous claims of potential findings of Noah's Ark throughout history. While many alleged sightings and discoveries have been declared as hoaxes or misinterpretations, Mount Ararat remains a true enigma in the persuit of Noah's Ark.
The Rock Wall of Texas: Is it really older than any known human civilization on Earth?
Estimated to be some 200,000 to 400,000 years old, some say it’s a natural formation while others say it’s clearly man-made.
Dyatlov Pass incident: The horrible fate of 9 Soviet hikers
The Dyatlov Pass Incident was the mysterious deaths of nine hikers on the Kholat Syakhl mountains, in the northern Ural Mountains range, that took place in February 1959. Their bodies were not recovered until that May. Most of the victims were found to have died of hypothermia after strangely abandoning their tent (at -25 to -30 °C stormy weather) high on an exposed mountainside. Their shoes were left behind, two of them had fractured skulls, two had broken ribs, and one was missing her tongue, eyes and part of the lips. In forensic tests, the clothings of some of the victims were found to be highly radioactive. There was no any witness or survivor to provide any testimony, and the cause of their deaths was listed as a "compelling natural force," most likely an avalanche, by the Soviet investigators.
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…
What happened to the island of Bermeja?
This little piece of land in the Gulf of Mexico has now vanished without a trace. Theories of what happened to the island range from it being subject to ocean floor shifts or rising water levels to it being destroyed by the US to gain oil rights.
It also may have never existed.
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…
