John Chickie Donohue's 1967 journey to bring beer from New York to his friends deployed in the Vietnam War. The route analyzed in detail with a map, framed in its historical context. Illustrated with real images of the epic journey

A paranormal phenomenon recorded since 1883, still without any explanation. Strange lights appear out of nowhere, lighting up the horizon of the Chihuahuan Desert in Texas

Held between 1980 and 2000, it is one of the most loved and remembered rallies, along with the original Paris-Dakar, Monte Carlo or the Carrera Panamericana. This is its origin, evolution, some of the epic images it left and the causes that led to its closure

The history of sunglasses designed to protect pilots' eyesight. From Ray-Ban Aviators to Randolph Engineering sunglasses, including American Optical's military specifications

Considered one of the best UFO images, the photograph and its negatives vanished after being seized by the British Ministry of Defense in 1990. In 2022, 32 years later, the image resurfaced thanks to a leak from a retired RAF officer

The misfortunes caused by the ghost of a mummy, which ended up fleeing the British Museum in London to find refuge in an abandoned subway station. From there, it now haunts the dark tunnels of the subway train. The same mummy that supposedly traveled in the holds of the Titanic when it sank

Gothic, steampunk, dieselpunk, industrial style, safaricore, warcore, preppers, witchcore, cottagecore, dark academia

Human psyche, psychological effects and extreme physical resistance achieved through mental power

10 surprising facts about the pseudo‑science that is statistics, the Boring Billion years, the 10 days that never existed - just like wild cows - shuffling cards as a single act, the longest‑living tree, some things about the English, the skewed probability of heads and tails and the million‑dollar question; what was a Roman dodecahedron used for? Plus, 10 extra little pills for a stronger hit

For years, fishing vessels in the North Sea have pulled from their nets remnants of an ancient world that was once dry land and now lies submerged on the ocean floor

Analysis of consumption figures places the most unexpected nations among the top 10 coffee-drinking countries

There are legends that relate the existence of similar creatures halfway around the world with different names. Bigfoot, Sasquatch, Yeti, Mensk, Pamir, Almas, Yeren, Orang Pendek, Yowie.... All the evidence that exists are testimonies about sightings, footprints that are very easy to fake and low quality footage. Bigfoot, myth or reality?

In 1967 a British Maunsell fortress located in the North Sea, was occupied and declared a sovereign nation. This is the story of the proclamation as a principality, the subsequent invasion by mercenaries hired by tge Rebel Government of Sealand, the reconquest and the current legal status. Fancy becoming a Duke of Sealand? Now you can!

The ranch is a hotbed of paranormal activity, where scientifically unexplainable phenomena occur. Frequent UFO sightings, cattle mutilations, disabling of electronic devices, reception of strange radio signals and anomalous frequency measurements of various kinds, including radiation spikes, have been reported

In 1898, two lions terrorized workers on the Uganda-Kenya railroad, devouring 135 victims, before being killed 9 months later

This is what the hacker uncovered inside military and NASA computers; reverse‑engineering UFOs, USSS spacecraft, and non‑terrestrial officers

It is regularly announced that the Voynich Codex has been deciphered. The reality is that to date, no one has managed to decipher the texts. Only hypotheses have been proposed, from which a few words have been translated in a purely theoretical way

In the days before the Chernobyl disaster, people reported a Mothman‑like apparition near the nuclear power plant. The plant's Ukrainian name is the same as the star that falls when the third trumpet of the apocalypse sounds

After the Titanic collided with an iceberg, evacuation of the passengers in lifeboats began. Lifeboat No. 1, with a capacity for 40 people, was launched with only 5 first‑class passengers on board. After accusations that sailors had been bribed not to return to rescue survivors from the water when the liner went down, it became known as the millionaires’ boat

A classic mystery case that remains unexplained. What happened to the Eilean Mòr lighthouse keepers?