It’s spooky the things that happen in nature when we have no idea why.
In August 1971 a group of hippies were partying at Stonehenge when a freak lightning storm, accompanied by blue lights, took the group by surprise… and may have been the cause of their disappearance.
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Bombas
Promo Code: Sideways
People keep finding bodies that have been burned to ash while everything around them is left untouched by the flame. Some claim these are cases of spontaneous human combustion, others say something else is going on. Who is right and what’s the deal?
Some of Our Research:
Theories about how it happens
QED’s test
More cases of spontaneous human combustion
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On June 30th 1908, 770 square miles of forest in Eastern Siberia were flattened by a massive explosion. 100 years later, we still don’t know what caused it.
Some of Our Research:
Cursory overview
A study!
Ooh, artist renderings
On September 13, 1917 a crowd gathered in Fatima Portugal to witness a predicted miracle. They said they saw the sun changing colors, dancing in the sky, and heating the area so quickly that the rain that had just fallen dried up. Did they really see this or did they just wish they had?
Some of Our Research:
The basics of the story
Recounting from Lucia
A debunking of the debunking?
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Credit Karma
On March 3, 1876 a strange meat-like substance rained from the sky for several minutes over a home in Olympian Springs Kentucky. No one knows what the material was or more importantly where it came from.
Some of Our Research:
From the time
The basics
The man with a sample
