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Small Asteroid to Pass Very Close on Monday
By Eddie Irizarry via Earthsky Small asteroid 2021 GW4 will pass extremely close to Earth on Monday, April 12, 2021. It’ll pass just 12,313 miles (19,816 km) from Earth’s surface, or about 5% the Earth-moon distance. Amateur astronomers using telescopes can see it passing the galaxy Messier 95 on the night of Sunday, April 11. A recently detected space rock … Continue reading
Man Holds Breath for 24 Minutes, 33 Seconds
DO NOT try this… at home, or anywhere! via Unexplained-Mysteries: A 54-year-old from Croatia has managed to break the world record for holding his breath underwater. For most of us, holding your breath for more than a minute can be a struggle – which is why the feat recently achieved by Croatia’s Budimir Buda Sobat is so unfathomably impressive. Under … Continue reading
DMT Quest Documentary
“DMT us a hallucinogenic tryptamine drug. Sometimes referred to as Dimitri, this drug produces effects similar to those of psychedelics, like LSD and magic mushrooms. Where does it come from? DMT naturally occurs in many plant species, which have been used in religious ceremonies in some South American countries for centuries. It can also be made in a laboratory. Does … Continue reading
Astronomers Attempt to Identify Wise Men’s ‘Star of Bethlehem’ from Christmas Gospel Story
by Morgan Artyukhina via Sputniknews Every Christmas nativity scene includes wise men who brought exotic gifts to the baby Jesus in a Bethlehem manger, guided by a special star. For centuries, astronomers have pondered over the story, turning a scientific eye at what exactly appeared in the sky over ancient Judea. It’s a key part of the Christmas story: according … Continue reading
Mouthless ‘Alien Mask’ Discovered at Late Chalcolithic Mound in Bulgaria
This year’s archaeological season at the oldest salt mining center in Europe, which dates back to the 5 – 4th millennium BC and became the first prehistoric town on the continent, is now over. The site is located near the present town of Provadia (northeastern Bulgaria) and has been studied for years. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, archaeologists’ work began … Continue reading
Archaeological Discovery Related to Biblical Ark Potentially Contradicts Ancient Texts, Media Says
via sputniknews The leader of the archaeological excavation in question described their efforts to determine the site’s purpose and the time of its construction as a “fascinating intellectual adventure” and a “serious riddle to decipher”. The efforts of Israeli archaeologist Israel Finkelstein yielded an intriguing discovery at a hill in the vicinity of Jerusalem, which may possibly be related to … Continue reading
Evidence of Alien Spacecraft Firing Huge Beam at The Sun
NASA’s satellite EIT 304 captured a massive alien spacecraft firing a beam at the sun. The images show that two craft appear in space next to the sun on which one craft firing a huge beam at the sun. The remarkable event took place on November 1, 2020 and evidence that these kind of alien spacecraft not only flying extremely … Continue reading
Alien-Like Figurines Found at Ancient Dig Site May Depict Face of God, says Israeli Archeologist
The professor studying the figures believes they may have been used at pilgrimage centers to form a kind of metaphysical connection between God and Man, “a contact between earth and heaven, the core of the religious experience.” Dr. Yosef Garfinkel, a veteran archeologist from Hebrew University in Jerusalem, has proposed a fascinating theory which suggests that a series of three … Continue reading
Rare Documents Hints of UFO Crash Retrievals
UFO crash retrievals are talked about in the UFO community as a hypothetical… We’ve put together a significant trail of declassified documents — all public but many obscure — that suggest we’re far closer to the truth of UFO crash operations than most think. From Battelle, a little known metallurgy contractor for the US Air Force, to Project Moon Dust, … Continue reading
A More Powerful, Larger Hadron Collider Being Planned
Plans for a new accelerator that is four times larger than the current gargantuan atom smasher is in motion. Unexplained-Mysteries: Built between 1998 and 2008 in collaboration with more than 10,000 scientists and engineers from around the world, the Large Hadron Collider – officially the world’s largest machine – consists of a ring approximately 27km in circumference which is situated … Continue reading
