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Eerie ‘Demon’ Reappears Following Restoration of 18th-Century Painting
“It wasn’t until the painting recently underwent restoration work that the long-lost demon appeared from the gloom once more…” by T.K. Randall via Unexplained-Mysteries Image Credit: National Trust The creepy figure had been hiding beneath layers of paint and varnish in a painting by Sir Joshua Reynolds. Entitled ‘The Death of Cardinal Beaufort’, the painting, which was created in 1789, … Continue reading
Asteroid Dust Caused 15-year Winter that Killed Dinosaurs: Study
“”Maybe we can better predict our own mass extinction that we’re probably in the middle of,” Gulick said.” by Daniel Lawter via Phys.org Around 66 million years ago, an asteroid bigger than Mount Everest smashed into Earth, killing off three quarters of all life on the planet — including the dinosaurs. This much we know. But exactly how the impact … Continue reading
Anunnaki Ancient Knowledge Found In Sumerian History
“Dive into the rich mythology of the ancient Sumerians with our latest video exploring the intriguing Anunnaki influence in Sumerian texts. Journey with us as we uncover the spread of Anunnaki narratives across multiple cultures, leading to a globally shared myth of celestial beings. In a quest for truth, we evaluate the historical and archaeological evidence, leading to a deeper … Continue reading
New Research Puts Age of Universe at 26.7 Billion Years, Nearly Twice of Previously Believed
“Our universe could be twice as old as current estimates…” by Bernard Rizk via Phys.org Image Credit: Gerd_Altmann_Pixabay Our universe could be twice as old as current estimates, according to a new study that challenges the dominant cosmological model and sheds new light on the so-called “impossible early galaxy problem.” The work is published in the journal Monthly Notices of … Continue reading
One of the Building Blocks of Life Has Been Found in the Ocean of Enceladus
“We previously found that Enceladus’ ocean is rich in a variety of organic compounds,…” By T.K. Randall via unexplained-mysteries Scientists have discovered evidence of phosphorous in data previously collected by NASA’s Cassini spacecraft. Often regarded as one of the most promising places to look for signs of extraterrestrial life, Enceladus, which is thought to be home to a vast ocean … Continue reading
Alien From Area 51: The Alien Autopsy Footage Revealed
There has been thousands of UFO photos and hours of video footage submitted to UFO researchers in the last 50 years, but by far the most controversial is the Alien Autopsy Footage. London businessman Ray Santilli, originally launched the footage on the TV viewing public in August 1995. Santilli claimed it showed the autopsy of a dead alien recovered from … Continue reading
The Vatican Has Been Hiding This Time Machine From You….
Where is the vatican keeping the chronovisor? And why…. The Rabbit Hole YouTube IF YOU ENJOY THIS SITE PLEASE TELL OTHERS ABOUT US…SHARING IS CARING Start the discussion, leave a comment below
Astronomers Detect ‘Coherent’ Radio Signal from Distant Planet
“…the planet – named YZ Ceti b – is a rocky terrestrial world from which astronomers have been picking up an unusually coherent signal.” By T.K. Randall via unexplained-mysteries image credit: NASA / JPL-Caltech The encouraging discovery could indicate the presence of a magnetic field and the potential for alien life. Finding extrasolar planets with the potential to host life … Continue reading
Ancient Giants of North America | Were they ALIENS?
Around the turn of the 19th century, there were hundreds of reports of giant skeletons unearthed from ancient burial mounds across America. Human giants may not be entirely a product of legend in our history. Giants are spoken of in the Bible and in North American folklore. These people were either humans like us or were an ancient people that … Continue reading
Quantum Breakthrough Paves Way for World-First Experimental Wormhole
“…a small object can be reconstituted across space without any particles crossing.” by University of Bristol image: JohnsonMartin – pixabay One of the first practical applications of the much-hyped but little-used quantum computing technology is now within reach, thanks to a unique approach that sidesteps the major problem of scaling up such prototypes. The invention, by a University of Bristol … Continue reading
