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.
Browsing Tag
Weird Science
101 posts
A 31,000-year-old skeleton showing the earliest known complex surgery could rewrite history!
The discovery implies that early people had mastered complex surgical procedures, having detailed knowledge of anatomy beyond our imagination.
4 billion-year-old rock from Earth was discovered on the Moon: What theorists say?
In January 2019, scientists in Australia made a shocking discovery, revealing that a chunk of rock brought back by the crew of the Apollo 14 moon landings was actually originated from Earth.
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…
The unexplained ‘stone head’ of Guatemala: Evidence of the existence of an extraterrestrial civilization?
We are talking about a very strange discovery that was made in Central America a few decades ago…
Nikola Tesla and his involuntary experience with the fourth dimension
While working on his transformer in 1895, Nikola Tesla discovered for the first time that highly charged rotating…
Immortality: Scientists have reduced the age of mice, is reverse aging in human now possible?
The summary of every life in this world is, "decay and death." But this time the wheel of the aging process could be turned in the opposite direction.
The mystery of frozen mammoth carcasses in Siberia
Scientists struggle to understand why these animals lived in Siberia and how they died.
These meteorites contain all of the building blocks of DNA
Scientists have found that three meteorites contain the chemical building elements of DNA and its companion RNA. A…
The lost sons of the Anunnaki: Melanesian tribe DNA genes of unknown species
Melanesian islanders own genes belonging to an unknown species of hominids. Would this prove our secret connections to Anunnaki?
Andrew Crosse and the perfect insect: The man who accidentally created life!
Andrew Crosse, an amateur scientist, made the unthinkable happen 180 years ago: he accidently created life. He never explicitly stated that his little creatures were conjured from the aether, but he was never able to discern where they originated from if they weren't produced from the aether.
Ancient civilizations and the healing power of music: How beneficial can it really be?
Music is well regarded for having endless unique benefits, including the ability to improve cognitive performance and improve…