Mysteries and Conspiracies

These gold artifacts, found in Colombia and dated between 300 and 1,000 A.D., are especially remarkable for the aerodynamic design of their shapes, which suggests the ability to fly and resembles modern airplanes, sparking mystery and fascination to this day.

Mysteries and Conspiracies

The Intriguing Gold Artifacts of Quimbaya

A structure resembling a giant stone door was found in the remote Dzungarian Alatau mountains in Kazakhstan.

Mysteries and Conspiracies

Explorers Discover a Massive ‘Door’ in a Cave in Kazakhstan

The Archaeological Museum of Istanbul houses a disturbing artifact in its vaults: a Sumerian object resembling a miniature rocket, a piece that borders on the impossible.

Mysteries and Conspiracies

A 3,000-Year-Old Rocket from Ancient Sumer?

AI-generated videos usher in a new phase of conspiracy theories. Previously, they spread through text, audio, obscure forums, or suspiciously edited videos. Today, they come rendered in 4K, with the language of science communication, storytelling rhythm, and the aesthetics of investigative journalism.

Mysteries and Conspiracies

Reptilians and the Lost City of Ratanabá: How AI-Generated Videos Turbocharge Delusions and Conspiracy Theories

What appears to be a disc-shaped structure was found on Google Earth in Antarctica, and although it is not a new discovery, it is once again fueling discussions.

Mysteries and Conspiracies

Enigmatic Disc-Shaped Structure In Antarctica Resurfaces And Sparks Debate

After years of research, a scientist presents a theory that could explain the mysterious disappearances in the Atlantic’s most famous region.

Mysteries and Conspiracies

Has the Bermuda Triangle Mystery Finally Been Solved? Scientist Says Yes

A bronze follis minted in Constantinople between 969 and 976 AD shows facial features reminiscent of the Shroud of Turin, reigniting discussions about the relic’s authenticity.

Mysteries and Conspiracies

Ancient Coin Resembling the Shroud of Turin Sparks Debate

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