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The Tamil Bell: a True Out-Of-Place Artifact
Some of the most intriguing archaeological discoveries are the so-called “out of place artifacts”. One which remains a mystery is the Tamil Bell of New…
Sep 26
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Centuries to Read: Maria Crocifissa’s Letter From the Devil
The “perfect nun” is supposed to be devoted to God, pious, sing in choirs, and teach students. Then there are the other kinds of nuns, the antithesis of…
Sep 24
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How H.H. Holmes Became One of America’s Worst Serial Killers
Reputedly, America’s first serial killer is H. H. Holmes. He made a fortune scamming and murdering people and even built a “murder castle” in Englewood…
Sep 21
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Aether: Searching for the Fifth Element of the Ancients
What is “aether”? Well, that is simple: aether is the “material that fills the region of the universe of the terrestrial sphere” or at least it was…
Sep 19
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Five NASA Photos that have Tested Our Understanding
Space is filled with mystery. Let us take a look at some NASA photos which have captured and tested our imagination.
Sep 17
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Starlite: The Mysterious Material that Could Not Burn
Imagine the applications of a material that could resist temperatures of 10,000 degrees Celsius.
Sep 14
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Cannikin: The Nuclear Bomb that Split an Island in Two
The decades following the detonation of the first nuclear bomb were a haze of controversial nuclear tests and detonations.
Sep 12
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Not Quite Human? Bela Kiss, The Hungarian Vampire
The story of Bela Kiss sounds like something straight out of a horror movie.
Sep 10
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Abducted Eleven Times! The Zanfretta UFO Incident
Sightings of aliens come in many shapes and sizes. Most commonly these take the form of witnesses who see something in the sky that they do not…
Sep 7
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Balochistan and the Riddle of the Other Sphinx
One of the most famous of the many magnificent structures built in Ancient Egypt is the Great Sphinx of Giza.
Sep 5
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Gloria Ramirez: the Horrible Death of the “Toxic Woman”
When someone is described as a “toxic” person, the individual is considered poisonous, harmful, controlling or perhaps narcissistic. But for one woman…
Sep 3
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August 2026
Jaw-Droppingly Awful? The Radioactive Medicine of the 1920s
Imagine you were told that over 140 different illnesses, including blindness, asthma, hysteria, stomach issues and even cancer could all be treated by a…
Aug 31
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