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She had slept for more than 2,000 years. But oddly enough, through that time, face, skin, and beautiful hair were still intact. What secret is the most famous Chinese be…
The eye of the Sahara or the Blue Eye of Africa is another term for the Richat structure, which is a circular shape, more than 40km in diameter, located near the town of…
Scientists are still in the process of deciphering the mysteries of the universe, while UFO hunters have always provided evidence for the existence of aliens.
The tomb of Qin Shihuang was discovered more than 40 years ago but scientists and archaeologists still discovered the secrets hidden inside the tomb of the first emperor…
Until now, science has not been able to give any suitable reason to explain the mysterious cases below. Scientists can only use the concept of 'timeless' to explain thes…
Rumors and evidence of the existence of mermaids make fishmen one of the greatest mysteries of the ocean. Even, the name of 'fishman' is also given to an incurable disea…
Although humans are living on Earth with advances in science and technology, there are countless mysteries around this planet that scientists still cannot explain.
Human civilization commissioned the task of deciphering the mysteries for science. Without that expectation, science has deciphered almost all phenomena from simple to s…
Looking down from Kazakhstan, we discover a mystery that even leading scientists cannot explain: a huge mystery from the old days still lying on the ground.
From January 2006 until now, there are at least 2,000 people in many different cities around the world such as Los Angeles, Berlin, Sao Paulo, Tehran, Beijing, Rome, Bar…
The history of huge polished granite monuments in Egypt is still enveloped in a mysterious veil.
Always obsessed with the past, the haunted villages below make the listener shudder whenever they mention.
The extremely difficult death of 9 Russian scientists in 1959 in the Ural snow mountains, which people call
The mystery behind the case of a dead man is answered by a study published in the American Journal of Forensics and Pathology.
