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An expedition team has located the wreckage of the explorer’s ship which sank in the Weddell Sea in 1915. Shackleton famously lost his ship but saved his crew. The “world’s most challenging shipwreck search” for one of the greatest legends … Continue reading →

Archeologists Are Planning to Scan the Great Pyramid of Giza with Cosmic Rays with Such Detail, They Should See Every Hidden Chamber Inside by Evan Gough | Universe Today The Great Pyramid of Giza might be the most iconic structure … Continue reading →

Anyone who grew up watching The Jetsons knows how cool flying cars are. They gave George and Jane the freedom to go wherever they wished, and it was everyone’s dream to own one in real life. While we aren’t living … Continue reading →

The Israeli spoon bender is no stranger to making ‘out there’ claims, as evidenced by this most recent example. The golden chest believed to have held the stone tablets on which the Ten Commandments were inscribed, the Ark remains one … Continue reading →

The ancient world may have been more advanced than most people realize. Did Ancient Egyptians Have Electricity? by Ancient Code Team | Ancient Code So who was it that actually discovered electricity and took the opportunity to create an artificial … Continue reading →

Such an event would cause stupendous destruction. Hopefully, this will not happen any time soon. Next Supervolcano Eruption Might Happen Without Warning by Christopher Plain | The Debrief The next time a supervolcano eruption pours enough ash into the atmosphere … Continue reading →

A new study has shown that some Ice Age mammals survived much longer than previously thought. While it is easy to imagine that giant Ice Age mammals such as the woolly mammoth died out long before the advent of human … Continue reading →

Feds Launch Investigation into Self-Driving Cars by Hayder Radha | Unexplained Mysteries It’s hard to miss the flashing lights of fire engines, ambulances and police cars ahead of you as you’re driving down the road. But in at least 11 … Continue reading →

Climate change alarmists love to point to ice melting in Antarctica as proof that humans are destroying the planet, but research shows that this may not have the link to man-made climate change that they would like to have us … Continue reading →

Previously unseen video footage has been helping scientists learn more about the fate of the airship. One of the 20th Century’s most infamous disasters, the destruction of the Hindenburg – a large German passenger airship – occurred following its arrival … Continue reading →

Brave, the privacy-focused web browser, is currently preparing to launch its own search engine for desktop and mobile users, according to recent reports. The company’s goal is to offer a complete package of browsing and search untouchable by the Masters … Continue reading →

The stone circle monument built between 3000 and 1520 BC continues to capture the attention of archaeologists, who are attempting to unravel its mysteries. Researchers still debate the meaning of Stonehenge, with some insisting it was a religious site, while … Continue reading →