time travel, parallel universes, and other useful illusions
There’s a hotel in Japan staffed by robots. But not just any kind of robots. As you walk up to the front desk, you might feel a bit confused when you see the two gesticulating robot dinosaurs greeting you in a handful of languages. Don’t worry; they’re wearing bellboy hats, so you’ll know they’re employees …
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There’s always a mission. Whether it be John Titor and his quest to retrieve the IBM 5100, or Project Pegasus and their covert experiments to gather data on future events, most alleged time travelers journey with a purpose. And sometimes, that purpose is a bit hard to explain. You’ll see what I mean. Let’s have …
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I’ve always found it a bit funny how the Ouija board, that sinister portal for demonic entities, is sold to children at toy stores. Even if you allow for the possibility that it’s not an outright gateway for evil supernatural beings, it’s still odd. A communication device that allows the living to speak with the …
It happened again. Last week, another viral video swept across the Internet, this one showing what the witness, Jason Swing, believed to be “a spacecraft.” “This is a spacecraft,” he says plainly during the video’s first moments, while trying desperately (and failing) to align his smartphone with the dark elongated object out in the distance, …
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A Walmart parking lot turned into the set of Independence Day last week when a shelf cloud poured over Anna, Illinois, captured in a video that’s since gone viral. In the video, shared by Live Storm Chasers, you can see it all in glorious vertical smartphone cam. The footage pans from the Walmart entrance to …
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Researchers at the University of Southampton believe that some disappearances within the Bermuda Triangle may in fact be caused by gigantic spontaneous waves. These “rogue waves,” as they’re called, can reach nearly 100 ft high, and have a devastating impact on anything unfortunate enough to get in their way.
It’s the strangest thing when you mysteriously lose an item, only for it to reappear in a location you swear you’ve already checked five times. Maybe you blame forgetfulness. Maybe you think you just missed it, and perhaps owe your eye doctor a visit. However, there’s also a more extraordinary explanation, if you are so …
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