Mysteries of the world

Who doesn't love solving mysteries? We are looking at 10 of the most famous mysteries in the history of humankind. Join us and try to solve them.

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Couple days before Christmas, on December 23, 1933 a young woman dressed in a navy blue skirt and shoes with a white blouse and a floral-pr...

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01. In 1999, a 9.3 miles by 17.4 miles geoglyph with 100 feet wide outlines depicting an indigenous man was discovered from the air by a charter pilot in the remote Australian outback. A plaque of an American flag was found buried 5 feet under the nose of the figure. Its origin remains a mystery with no known witnesses to its creation.

A small town in Mexico is home to what are called the screaming mummies, a collection of eerily preserved bodies that are all less than 200 years old. Mummies aren't just from Egypt –examples of mummies have been found around the world. Today, the screaming mummies of Guanajuato can be found in the Museo de las Momias, one of the strangest museums i... #screamingmummies #guanajuatomummies #museodelasmomias #mexicanmummies #buriedalive #choleraoutbreak #historicalpreservation…

1. “Gropecunt Lane”, was an official street name given to those streets in medieval England where prostitution took place because it was normal practice for a medieval street name to reflect the street's function or economic activity taking place within it.

Step into the ancient world of Mithraism and explore the enigmatic cult of Mithras with our comprehensive guide. Discover the history and mythology behind this secretive religion, from its origins in Persia to its spread throughout the Roman Empire. Learn about its rituals, beliefs, and iconography, and uncover the mysteries that have fascinated scholars and seekers for centuries.

1. Burj Al Babas is an abandoned $200 million residential development located near the Turkish town of Mudurnu. The homes in the development are designed to resemble Disney-style miniature castles. After the developer went bankrupt and economic slowdown, the whole development remains unsold and lays uninhabited.

Mysterious footage, pictured, which shows a woman on a cell phone in 1938, causing conspiracy theorists to call it evidence for time travel, may have been explained. The video on YouTube has intrigued thousands of viewers and now an individual has come forward claiming to be a relative of the woman.