The magnet sucks all the plastic
The body of a 71-year-old woman in the Russian city of Lipetsk can suck everything, from steel knives, plastic bowls to quartz cigarette ashtrays.
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The body of a 71-year-old woman in the Russian city of Lipetsk can suck everything, from steel knives, plastic bowls to quartz cigarette ashtrays.
The second 'ghost' photo at the famous Tantallon ancient castle in Scotland was published a month after the first photo.
After his death in 1920, the body of a two-year-old girl in Italy did not decompose. This is one of the best preserved mummies on the planet.
UFO identifiers claim they have detected an 'alien skull' on Mars after NASA published satellite images taken from the planet.
Opened, Khai put the spoon on his shoulder and let go. The spoon is immediately attracted to the skin like a magnet.
On one of the pictures taken, there suddenly appeared a ghost in the light of the disco.
Kim Peterson was stunned to see a faint mass of ghost-like light hovering around exercise machines.
A group of Japanese explorers asserted that they had discovered giant footprints believed to be traces of the legendary Snowman.
The story of a strange animal living at the Kouris Dam was mentioned by Cypriot people three years ago when the media reported a crocodile was thrown into the dam.
UFOs or unidentified flying objects have many different shapes such as cylinders, triangles ... but most often are spheres.
The mysterious high-rise columns that appear in the Lithuanian sky in late 2008 are a hot topic on European amateur astronomical forums.
The similarity in personality and psychological developments in twins have been attributed to the living environment, but not quite.
On June 24, 1947, the mystery of flying saucers began to emerge
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