Mummy’s Curse: Ancient Remains Could Infect Humans
Scientists now believe it’s possible the first person to die after opening the tomb, Lord Carnarvon, succumbed to a more “scientific form” of the dreaded mummy curse.
Rather than supernatural forces, research over the past couple of decades seems to suggest toxic pathogens living in the sealed tomb could have been to blame.
Irrefutable Photos Of UFOs?
a file buried within the Project Grudge data concerns a cylindrical object photographed above Manhattan in 1950 – by one of New York City's most prestigious photographers (now displayed in the Library of Congress).
Real-Life Frankenstein Experiments Carried Out By Mad Scientists
Galvani hypothesized that the muscles of dead frogs contained some vital fluid he called “animal electricity.”
Time Slips
Houses looked extremely ancient, and there were no people, no tv aerials, telegraph wires or streetlamps. At the stream there were white ducks, but they were (Laing stated) so quiet and lifeless as to appear almost like decoys.