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Mysterious Pi and the Size of the Universe
As today is PI day, we thought you too might find this fascinating. The mystery of PI is extremely fascinating in that its value appears to be infinite just as our Universe seems to be. Could this indeed be a numerical representation of the state/size of our universe, freaky! via Numberphile YouTube: Pi is famously calculated to trillions of digits … Continue reading
The Three Official UAP USG Declassified UFO Videos
GO FAST is the third, and latest of (at the time of this post) three official USG videos selected for release after official review by multiple government organizations. While To The Stars Academy of Arts & Science was the first to obtain a copy, it should be available to any member of the press or public via the Freedom of … Continue reading
Reporter Tells of Widow Reuniting with Her Husband During Materialized Seance
In the headline image above: Seance participant Lady Zoe Caillard was photographed at her home ‘The Belfry’ in the Belgravia district of London. She is reported to have opened her own chemist shop at her home in 1927. British Spiritualist journalist Maurice Barbanell commented about materialization seances in his 1949 memoir Power of the Spirit. He described seeing visitors from … Continue reading
Will Science Ever Be Able to Solve the Deepest Mysteries of Our Existence?
If you’ve been following us for awhile now you probably already know that this topic is somewhat of an obsession. The sad part is as time goes by it becomes more apparent (just as this article eludes to) that ALL the answers will likely never be revealed to us, but since we cannot be certain that this is true, we … Continue reading
Chinese Tiangong-1 Space Station to Crash Within Weeks, Might Release Deadly Chemicals
The out-of-control Chinese Tiangong-1 space station is due to re-enter Earth’s atmosphere between March 24th and April 19th. Experts are also worried that it may release deadly toxic chemicals. They keep saying that is ‘almost’ impossible that this will end up injuring anyone, really? What else would they say?! via unexplained-mysteries: As things stand, the station is set to re-enter … Continue reading
DARPA Investigating Possibility of ‘Slowing Biological Time’
While it is unfortunate that war is often the inspiration for these projects and programs I guess in the long run the potential benefits will eventually make its way to peaceful (non military) applications. via Unexplained-Mysteries: When a soldier is injured, time is of the essence. Known as Biostasis, the program aims to increase the odds of survival for injured … Continue reading
South Atlantic Anomaly: Something’s Going on in the Core-Mantel Boundary Under Africa
“We’re getting stronger evidence that there’s something unusual about the core-mantel boundary under Africa that could be having an important impact on the global magnetic field,” says John Tardano professor of geophysics and physics and astronomy at the University of Rochester. Using new data gathered from sites in southern Africa, University of Rochester researchers have extended their record of Earth’s … Continue reading
Earth’s Inner Core Mystery; Technically it Shouldn’t Exist
One day, about a billion years ago, Earth’s inner core had a growth spurt. The molten ball of liquid metal at the center of our planet rapidly crystallized due to lowering temperatures, growing steadily outward until it reached the roughly 760-mile (1,220 kilometers) diameter to which it’s thought to extend today. That’s the conventional story of the inner core’s creation, anyway. But according to … Continue reading
Bright Light Anomaly Crosses the Surface of the Entire Continent in Less than 40 Minutes
Very interesting find by YouTuber MrMBB333. MrMBB333 says, “No one is talking about this – Is it a “glory” or something else? – Looks big”. I was wondering the same thing, why is this not being talked about, similarly the massively long trail that crossed almost half the Earth just recently was not covered anywhere on mainstream media. The light … Continue reading
Mpemba Effect Explained: Why Hot Water Freezes Faster than Cold Water
The fact that preheated liquids freeze faster than those that are already cold was observed for the first time by Aristotle in the 4th century AD. A team of researchers from Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, the Universidad de Extremadura and the Universidad de Sevilla have defined a theoretical framework that could explain the Mpemba effect, a counterintuitive physical phenomenon … Continue reading
