1- A Frozen Girl
On 20 December
1980, Jean Hillard, a 19-year-old woman was driving to her parents' home in a
very snowy weather.
Suddenly her
car stalled and she decided to walk to her friend's place.
The
temperature was around minus 76 degrees Fahrenheit and while walking she fell
unconscious and was lying on the spot for six hours.
When taken to
the hospital, she showed no sign of life and was considered late by the doctors.
But after
three days she began moving her legs and after six months she was as healthy as
a horse. Now that's strange.
2-
The Picture From Braille Awn Museum
The photo that
you see right now shows the opening of the Gold Bridge in Canada in 1941. Right
here among the crowd, there is a man who is dressed absolutely not accordingly to the 1940s fashion.
He is wearing
something that looks like a zipped hoodie and a t-shirt with a 20-century style
logo. He is also holding a portable camera. Another time traveler may be...
3-
Dancing Plague
In July 1518,
Mrs. Trophy is started to dance and couldn't stop. After one week 34 more
people danced along with her. After a month the total number of the dancers
reached several hundred. They danced without stopping, and 400 people passed
away of exhaustion and strokes. This dancing phenomenon still remains unsolved
with no scientific explanation at all.
4-
Time Traveler
In 2003, the
FBI arrested a man accusing him of a stock exchange scam. He had only $800, but
he managed to earn $350 million through 126 very risky deals. After being
arrested, the man whose name was Andrew Carlson claimed that he received the information
from the future. He said that he came from the year 2256 in a time machine. We
are wondering which explanation is more likely, he used a time machine, or it
was all just a big scam.
5-
The Boiling River
A little boy
named Andres Ruzer often heard his grandfather tell him a legend of a river that
quite literally boiled its enemies in its water. Andres dreamed of discovering
the river, so when he grew up, he became a geologist. He took a local shaman as
a guide and discovered the river in 2011. He measured the temperature of the
water and found that it was around 186 degrees Fahrenheit. The reasonable
explanation about the river was that it was 430 miles away from the closest volcano.
That is pretty far.
6-
The Lost Colony of Roanoke
In 1587, John
White led a group of people from Britain to find an English colony, settling on
Roanoke Island. It left for more supplies, but when returned three years later,
found the colony was abandoned, with all houses and fortifications dismantled. Before
leaving, White had instructed the colonists that if they were taken by force, they
were to carve a cross into a nearby tree, but there was no cross. The only clue
was the word Croatoan. White took this to mean that the colonists had moved to
Croatoan Island. Upon investigating it was claimed that the colonists had been
wiped out by the Powhatan tribe, but there is no archaeological evidence of
this. And a recent re-examination of the primary sources indicates that any
incident that occurred was not of this particular group of colonists, but
rather a group of colonists who had arrived earlier.
7-
The Flannan Isles Lighthouse Disappearances
In 1900, three
keepers of the Flannan Isles Lighthouse off the west coast of Scotland disappeared
under the strangest of circumstances. The lighthouse was manned by three people
named Thomas Marshall, James Duckett, and Donald MacArthur, with a fourth man
rotating in from shore. On 26 December 1900, the relief keeper arrived to find
none of the lighthouse keepers present. The only sign that anything was amiss
was an overturned chair near the kitchen table. No bodies were ever found,
which has led to endless speculation. Theories range from drownings to
abduction by foreign spies, a ghost ship, or a giant sea monster. Whatever
happened back in December 1900 at the Flannan Isles Lighthouse, remains a
mystery till date.
8-
The Ghost Ship
Carol A.
Deering was an American commercial schooner. It became a famous ghost ship
because it was found aground in 1921 with no crew on board. The galley was full
of food, the logbook was absent together with personal belongings, the anchor
and navigation devices. At the end of 1922, the investigation was stopped
without any official conclusion.
9-
The Overtown Bridge
The Overtown
Bridge, near to Dumbarton, seems to call dogs to leap to this 40 feet bridge. Since
the early 1960s, some 50 canines have perished, and hundreds more have jumped
but survived. Reports slate via their Atlas Obscura blog, with some returning
for a second leap onto the Jagged Rocks 50 feet below. A lot of investigation
has been done but no reasonable explanation can be found as to what lure us the
dogs there and make them jump. Many theories have arisen, including that the
bridge is haunted or a mink is marking the area with an almost irresistible
scent and a sound anomaly exists at the bridge that only dogs can hear.
10-
The Disappearance of the Malaysian Airlines
Flight 370
On March 8,
2014, while flying from Malaysia to China, a Boeing 777 carrying 239 passengers
and crew members seems to have vanished into thin air. The multinational search
effort, the largest in aviation history, has turned up a mere 20 pieces of
aircraft debris. Theories include hijacking, captured by the United States, a
blaze aboard the aircraft, vertical entry into the sea, a meteor strike, and
even an alien abduction. After three years and the expenditure of $160 million
and scouring thousands of square miles of ocean, the disappearance of Malaysian
Airlines Flight 370 and the 239 people aboard remains a mystery.
11-
Amazon Rainforest Geoglyphs
When
scientists were studying the open landscape of the Amazon Rainforest, they
noticed numerous drawings carved into the ground and call them geoglyphs. They
have discovered 450 geoglyphs in northern parts of Brazil and Bolivia. The most
ancient of them are estimated to be from 3,000 to 3,500 years old. How and for
what these geoglyphs were used, is still a mystery.
12-
The Underwater Ocean
Scientists
discovered a gigantic reservoir of water 410 miles deeper than Earth's surface.
Scientists think that the reservoir is at least 2.7 billion years old. Its
volume is several times bigger than the volume of the world ocean. One theory
suggests that the Earth's oceans could have formed because the underground ocean
burst outside and not the other way around.
13-
Bimini Road
In the 1930s,
American psychic Edgar Case claimed that either in 1968 or 1969 the ruins of
the lost city of Atlantis would be found in Bimini. In September 1968, 2,300
meters of neatly placed limestone blocks were found in the senior paradise
point in northern Bimini. This chain of blocks is now called as Bimini Road. According
to some people, these remains are from a lost city, while some believe it to be
a result of the seabed deepening. The mystery still remains unsolved.
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