The bizarre UFO battle – the great Los Angeles Air Raid mystery
Legend has it that 1940s Angelenos witnessed one of the most important UFO sightings in history, known as the Battle of Los Angeles — depending on who you ask.
World War
Tsutomu Yamaguchi: The man who survived two atomic bombs
On the morning of August 6, 1945, the United States dropped an atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima. Three days later, a second bomb was dropped on the city…
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.
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.
44 weird and unknown World War facts you need to know
Here, in this article, is a collection of some truly weird and unknown facts from the period of two major international conflicts that occurred during the 20th century: World War…
The chronological list of the most infamous Bermuda Triangle incidents
Bounded by Miami, Bermuda and Puerto Rico, the Bermuda Triangle or also known as the Devil’s Triangle is an intriguingly weird region of the Northern Atlantic Ocean, that is circumstanced…
The British Pet Massacre of 1939: The disturbing truth of the pet holocaust
We all know about the Holocaust ― the genocide of the European Jews that took place during World War II. Between 1941 and 1945, across German-occupied Europe, Nazi Germany and…
Gremlins – the mischievous creatures of mechanical mishaps from WWII
Gremlins were invented by the RAF as mythical creatures who break airplanes, as way to explain random mechanical failures in reports; an "investigation" was even conducted to make sure Gremlins didn't have nazi sympathies.
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…
Lost by Deception Island: The strange case of Edward Allen Oxford
Edward Allen Oxford was marooned for two years during the end of World War I on what he claimed to have been marooned for no more than six weeks on an inhabitable tropical island off the coast of Antarctica. Officials called him 'insane'.
