Sir Isaac Newton
Perpetual Motion Machine
Ever since the invention of the wheel, man has been searching for unlimited energy. The term perpetual motion more co…
January 29, 2010
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Yeti
Almas Sightings
The Almas in Mongolian (Altaic) means “wild man,” though possibly derived from ala (“to kill”) + mal (“animals”). The…
January 25, 2010
Rig Veda
Lost Civilization of Harappa
The Harappa citizen also known as the Harappan were literate, though no literature has survived and no one has yet bee…
January 22, 2010
Mary Celeste
The Flannan Isles Mystery
The Flannan Isles (also known as the Seven Hunters), named for Saint Flannan, who lived a solitary existence there in t…
January 20, 2010
Teleportation
Mary Agreda
Mary Agreda was a nun in the 17th century and known to the Native Americans of the West and Southwest as "the Lady…
January 15, 2010
UFO
Foo Fighters
During the middle of World War II in 1943 and 1944, numerous fighter pilots began to see what they called “foo fighter…
January 11, 2010
Pterosaur
Kongamato
Kongamato is a pterosaur-like creature from the border area of Zambia, Angola and Congo. There are reports that people …
January 08, 2010
Madame De La Tour
Madame De La Tour
Francoise Marie Jacqueline, who is more commonly known as Madame La Tour or Madame De La Tour is considered Canada’s fi…
January 04, 2010
William Kidd
Captain Kidd's Treasure
One of the few recorded instances of a pirate who actually did bury some treasure is William ‘Captain’Kidd, a private…
January 01, 2010
