The Science and Prophecies of Savinien Cyrano de Bergerac
Savinien Cyrano de Bergerac was born in Paris on March 6th, 1619. He was the son of Abel de Cyrano, whose father had arrived from Bergamo, Italy. He grew to fame as an author, exploring the universe through his works on science-fiction which also later served as the basis ofRead More →
The North Berwick Witch Trials of 1590
The concept of witch trials originated during the middle ages. According to the definition at the time, a witch was someone (male or female) who was known to practice witchcraft by using magic spells in order to alter something or someone against their will. Most witches were thought to beRead More →
Couple Claims CCTV In Their Home Shows The Ghost of A Deceased Tenant
Joey and Amy Radke, of Shakopee, Minnesota claim to have captured footage of a spirit outside their bedroom door. The couple moved into the property two years ago and had yet to experience anything that made them feel uncomfortable, until they reviewed their CCTV footage. Despite warnings from people tellingRead More →
1490: When a Meteorite Killed 10,000 People in the Chinese City of Ch’ing-yang
History recalls how meteorites have wreaked havoc with humans. More recently in 2013, a house-sized meteorite exploded over the town of Chelyabinsk, Russia, in which 1,200 people were injured by falling debris. On Jan. 30, 1868, near the town of Pultusk, Poland, a meteorite exploded causing a rain of overRead More →
Ancient Tomb Discovered Under Notre Dame Cathedral
Workers hoping to restore the Notre Dame Cathedral to its former glory in France after the fire it suffered in 2019, have stumbled upon some interesting archeological finds. The objects have been described as being “of remarkable scientific quality” by the French culture ministry. These include a “well preserved” body,Read More →
Were UFOs Responsible For the Dyatlov Pass Incident?
The Dyatlov Pass incident is one of the most horrifying and perplexing mysteries in recent history. In 1959, a group of nine Soviet hikers set out on what they expected to be a challenging but successful expedition. They were all students of the Ural Polytechnical Institute. Each were skillful GradeRead More →
The True Ancient Egyptian Sphinx
Are the falsehoods allowed to remain because it would be too hard to rewrite history? There seems to be enough scientific and geological evidence that this may very well be the case. The Great Sphinx, which we all know now, is not what it was at one point. That pointRead More →
Stunning Roman Blue Bowl Found in the Netherlands Dates back 2,000 Years
Archeologists excavating a site in the Dutch city of Nijmegen have uncovered a stunning blue glass bowl that is thought to date back 2,000 years. The find was made as archeologists were called in to clear an area of land which was to be used for a housing development. TheRead More →
The Fox Sisters and the Birth of Spiritualism
The Fox sisters are one of the most iconic aspects of spiritualism in antebellum America. During this period preceding the 1800 civil war, the three sisters Margaret, Catherine, and Leah Fox begun and influenced what is referred to as spiritualism in the present day. Spiritualism was rare during the AntebellumRead More →
When Jean Francois Champollion Set Out To Master Ancient Hieroglyphs
The day before Christmas Eve of 1790, a man named Jean Francois Champollion entered the world through the town of Figeac in France. Jean Francois was always a curious and intelligent child, teaching himself a slew of languages from Hebrew and Arabic to even Chinese before the age of 10.Read More →
