Scientists Revived Ancient ‘Zombie Viruses’ Frozen For Eons in Siberia
Source: Scientists Revived Ancient ‘Zombie Viruses’ Frozen For Eons in Siberia : ScienceAlert
Scientists Revived Ancient ‘Zombie Viruses’ Frozen For Eons in Siberia
Source: Scientists Revived Ancient ‘Zombie Viruses’ Frozen For Eons in Siberia : ScienceAlert
The one question in cryptozoology that has always drawn attention is how could a large creature remain undiscovered and unphotographed
Source: Mysterious Animals That Pretty Much No One Has Ever Seen
Theoretical physicist Peter Watson provides his own take on the possibility of traveling through time.Time travel makes regular appearances in popular culture, with innumerable time travel storylines in movies, television and literature. But it is a surprisingly old idea: one can argue that the Greek tragedy Oedipus Rex, written by Sophocles over 2,500 years ago, is the first time travel story.But is time travel in fact possible? Given the popularity of the concept, this is a legitimate question. As a theoretical physicist, I find that there are several possible answers to this question, not all of which are contradictory.
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Source: Time travel – could it really be possible ? | Unexplained Mysteries
Researchers led by Durham University, in collaboration with Northumbria University, recently set out to understand the differences between a group of clairaudient spirit mediums — people who claim to hear voices of the dead — and the general public.
Source: Researchers Explore What Makes Clairaudient Spirit Mediums Different
It seems that anything at all can go missing without a trace. I have written extensively on vanished people, vanished planes, even vanished nukes. The world seems to have a way of sometimes just swallowing people and things up. Yet among these many stories some stand out as particularly odd, pushing past the boundaries of mundane possible answers and lodging themselves firmly into the world of the weird. One such case must surely be one that has made the rounds talking about a whole train that not only disappeared without a trace, but also seemingly managed to go traveling around time and space….
Source: The Bizarre Tale of the Vanishing, Time-Traveling Train | Mysterious Universe
Nearly eight years ago, we learned of the macabre mystery of Elisa Lam, who vanished in February 2013 only to be found, weeks later, dead inside a water tank on the roof of Los Angeles’ Cecil Hotel.
Source: Upcoming Documentary Will Look Back at the Mystery of Elisa Lam
Throughout human history we have sought to go ever further out into our world, to penetrate into the dark places of our maps, to venture out past the next horizon. It is a universal desire of our kind to push out past the boundaries of what we know, and since time unremembered this has brought… Read more »
Source: Tales of Adventure and Tribes of Headless Men | Mysterious Universe
In keeping with its status as one of the oddest years on record, 2020 boasted a vast array of amazing animal stories that left us awestruck. From ancient armadillos in Argentina to a ‘zonkey’ born in Kenya, this past year featured a veritable menagerie of creatures making headlines in weird and wondrous ways whether it was by land, sea, or air. Check out this collection of the wildest animal stories from this past year…
Source: C2C’s Wildest Animal Stories of 2020 | Coast to Coast AM
A colorful self-proclaimed clairvoyant in Mexico known as the country’s ‘Grand Warlock’ has issued his forecast for 2021. Much like his fellow prognosticators around the world, the start of January is the proverbial busy season for Antonio Vazquez, who holds an annual gathering in which he shares what he envisions for the coming year. By virtue of his striking appearance and bold predictions, the purported psychic’s yearly announcement of what is to come over the next twelve months is a popular event in Mexico, where it garners considerable media attention…
Source: ‘Grand Warlock’ of Mexico Issues Forecast for 2021 | Coast to Coast AM
2020 was a wash in many different ways, but maybe 2021 will have a different vibe. Who knows what will happen, or what will be rescheduled? If everything goes according to plan…
Netflix has released the official trailer for Surviving Death, a new docuseries set to premiere this week. Surviving Death comes from director and executive producer Ricki Stern (Reversing Roe, Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work) and is based on journalist Leslie Kean’s bestselling book of the same name. The mind-bending series will blend science and spirituality in its look into the possibility of the afterlife. Each of the six episodes features interviews with people who claim they have experienced the afterlife in their near-death experiences, people who claim to have proof of the afterlife based on communications with loved ones, and those who investigate these claims from a scientific or spiritual perspective….
Source: Surviving Death Trailer: Netflix Series Investigates Possibility of Afterlife
A woman in England was left scratching her head when she discovered a puzzling trail of four-toed footprints had appeared atop her frost-covered car.
Source: Mysterious Trail of Four-Toed Footprints Discovered Atop Frosty Car in England | Coast to Coast AM
We look back at our 10 most viewed stories at the end of what has been a particularly challenging year.Here are the top ten stories from 2020 based on the number of views…
Source: Unexplained Mysteries top stories of 2020 – Unexplained Mysteries
Most of the alien civilizations that ever dotted our galaxy have probably killed themselves off already.That’s the takeaway of a new study, published Dec. 14 to the arXiv database, which used modern astronomy and statistical modeling to map the emergence and death of intelligent life in time and space across the Milky Way. Their results amount to a more precise 2020 update of a famous equation that Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence founder Frank Drake wrote in 1961. The Drake equation, popularized by physicist Carl Sagan in his “Cosmos” miniseries, relied on a number of mystery variables — like the prevalence of planets in the universe, then an open question….
Source: The Milky Way is probably full of dead civilizations | Live Science