by admin | Nov 2, 2021 | Conspiracy, Cool Technology, News, Scientific Theories, Uncategorized
As the Coronavirus flare-up keeps on annoying China seemingly forever, news sources all throughout the planet have enjoyed fluctuating levels of theory concerning its starting points. That theory has taken an international turn in Russia, where an expanding number of...
by admin | Oct 3, 2021 | Ancient History, Neanderthals, News, Scientific Theories
It was long assumed that Neanderthals were far dumber than us, the modern-day human. But today an ever growing pile of research suggests they weren’t inferior afterall! A study published in April this year can be tossed onto our already large collection. In this...
by admin | Oct 1, 2021 | Alien events, Exoplanets, News, Scientific Theories
The Universe is full of places where life could possibly exist, but Earth seems to be the only one that has ever been discovered. However, with billions of more star systems out there we won’t know for sure if it’s a good or bad place for life until we...
by admin | Oct 1, 2021 | Conspiracy, Cool Technology, Scientific Theories, Unexplained
It’s time to discuss the difference between two types of time travel: one that can take us to the future and the other which takes us into the past. Einstein’s Theory of Relativity is a fundamental truth that few people are aware of. He showed us how time...
by admin | Sep 14, 2021 | Scientific Theories
Stunning ancient rock carvings that portray an Assyrian king paying homage to his gods amid a procession of mythical animals have been unearthed in the Kurdistan region, after being hidden for several years by ISIS. The fragile artwork dates back 1,800 years and...
by | Dec 30, 2020 | Conspiracy, Scientific Theories, UFOs, Uncategorized, Unexplained
Recent studies suggests that up to 6 percent of Americans have been abducted by aliens. Most of these stories go unheard because it simply doesn’t fit any mainstream narrative. But what happens when they may be living among us? Not any small amount but an...
