Science & Research
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2013 » December
Archive for December, 2013 The Incans and the Egyptians: Connected through time and space? HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM THE MUSEUM OF MYSTERIES! And now for some more mysteries… From gold funeral masks, nearly identical religions, obelisks with hieroglyphics, and so much more, the astounding similarities of the Incan/pre-Incan and Ancient Egyptian cultures is not to be denied. How did two cultures separated in antiquity by a vast ocean co-evolve in so many inexplicable ways? The following article delves into a huge list of coincidences that will no doubt stun you while also convincing you that there simply had to be some sort of connection between these cultures. Was there a…
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2013 » November
Archive for November, 2013 Memory Distortions Can we trust our own memories? How Many of Your Memories Are Fake? When people with Highly Superior Autobiographical Memory—those who can remember what they ate for breakfast on a specific day 10 years ago—are tested for accuracy, researchers find what goes into false memories. by Erika Hayasaki, The Atlantic “One afternoon in February 2011, seven researchers at the University of California, Irvine sat around a long table facing Frank Healy, a bright-eyed 50-year-old visitor from South Jersey, taking turns quizzing him on his extraordinary memory. Observing from outside of the circle, I tape-recorded the conversation as one researcher tossed out a date at…
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2013 » October
Archive for October, 2013 Prepare To Be Scared! “The Mysterious Case of Elisa Lam…” HAPPY HALLOWEEN! Here’s a scary one for you… Is this a case of a devilishly haunted hotel? Was it a brutal murder? The result of some sort of evil witchcraft? Or simply the tragic last moments of an insane and suicidal young woman? What did happened to Elisa Lam? No one knows how to explain her death. It’s a true mystery, and a macabre one at that. Why was she acting so strange in the elevator videotape? What was she scared of? How did she end up in the water tank – and more importantly, how…
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2013 » September
Archive for September, 2013 America’s Oldest Petroglyphs Found In Nevada We know next to nothing about the first people to cross the Bering Strait into the Americas – but we now have some of their very, very ancient art: Oldest petroglyphs on continent found in Nevada Associated Press Pyramid Lake, Nev. — “Ancient rock etchings along a dried-up lake bed in Nevada have been confirmed to be the oldest recorded petroglyphs in North America, dating back at least 10,000 years. The petroglyphs found on limestone boulders near Pyramid Lake in northern Nevada’s high desert are similar in design to etchings found at a lake in Oregon that are believed to…
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2013 » March
2014 » March
Is The Mystery of Amelia Earhart’s Death Finally Solved?
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2013 » August
Archive for August, 2013 The Smallest Museum In The World… Art that is small in size but large in thought… The Micro Museum: The self-proclaimed world’s smallest museum, located next to a Massachusetts sandwich chain (Atlas Obscura) CONTRIBUTORS: Dustin Stonecipher, EricGrundhauser “The Mµseum” (or “Micro Muscuem”) is too small to have a real address. In fact, at only eight inches deep and sixteen inches wide, this New England art installation is dwarfed by the “We Make Our Own Bread” sign glaring from the Subway sandwich shop next door. The self-proclaimed “smallest museum in the world” is the culmination of three years of work for head curator Judith Klausner. “I’ve always…
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Ancient Suppressed Technology & Discoveries From Around The World
Ancient Suppressed Technology & Discoveries From Around The World Are you interested in Ancient Sumerian texts and their possible otherworldly origins? Are you interested in evidence that sound waves were used in ancient Egypt to build and quarry materials for the pyramids? Giants in North America? Heart transplant operations in ancient China and South America?… There are, according to archaeologist Jonathan Gray, many suppressed technologies and discoveries from the ancient world. This is one of those talks that covers so much information that it’s almost like taking an entire college course. “Explorer and archaeologist Jonathan Gray discussed discoveries that demonstrate advanced ancient technology. Because such artifacts don’t match current academic…
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2013 » July
Archive for July, 2013 When Will We Resurrect Yuka The Woolly Mammoth? Here is a recent tidbit on the emerging field of species resurrection – an article about the remarkably preserved baby mammoth (from Atlas Obscura): THE BEST-PRESERVED WOOLLY MAMMOTH GOES ON DISPLAY IN JAPAN, BUT SHOULD WE RESURRECT IT? BY ALLISON MEIER Woolly mammoth on display (photograph by Kazuhiro Nogi/AFP, via hungeree) “A prehistoric woolly mammoth that was long encased in the New Siberian Islands has gone on display in Yokohama, Japan, so visitors can see for themselves what is considered the best-preserved mammoth ever discovered. Honestly, she’s a bit grotesque looking, all grey stretched out skin and mottled…
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The Tall Whites: More Disclosure About Aliens In America
The Tall Whites: More Disclosure About Aliens In America Crashed saucers? Alien bodies in a military base? Four known species of extraterrestrials visiting earth for thousands of years? Could this all be real? This week, the Canadian Minister of Defense, Hon. Paul Hellyer, said a bold YES… We were particularly struck by the mention in the above video of an E.T. species called the “Tall Whites.” The description of these aliens reminds us of the Anunnaki of ancient Sumerian myth. Below are links to two videos that feature Charles Hall, the man who claims to have directly observed the Tall Whites. His book on the subject is called Millennial Hospitality.…
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2013 » June
Archive for June, 2013 Newton’s Beads: Momentum Gone Wild… The best bead chain experiment ever, from “Earth Unplugged” – Enjoy! “Newton’s Beads” (with BBC’s Steve Mould): Emily K. Editor on 30 Jun 2013 | Audio & Video &Science & Research | Comments Off The Abandoned Suitcases of Insane Asylum Patients… So many stories to imagine of so many lost lives – this is a journey into the minds of other people… Abandoned Suitcases Reveal Private Lives of Insane Asylum Patients By Hunter Oatman-Stanford “If you were committed to a psychiatric institution, unsure if you’d ever return to the life you knew before, what would you take with you? That sobering…
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2013 » May
Archive for May, 2013 Teotihuacan has concealed a mysterious secret. Until Now. An interesting discovery has been made in Mexico’s ancient city of Teotihuacan. I wish that robots like this would be used in more mysterious ancient places – how about for exploring beneath the Sphinx where there may be large hollow chambers? The Huffington Post | By Ryan Grenoble “For centuries, Mexico’s ancient city of Teotihuacan has concealed a mysterious secret, only recently revealed by the help of robots equipped with lasers and infrared cameras. The small, remote-controlled devices have explored several rooms beneath the Temple of the Feathered Serpent, a structure described by Discovery as a “six-level pyramid…
