Ancient Civilizations

Key Takeaways from These Three Mysteries Kersey time-slip: Witnesses report entering a silent, anachronistic village with rotting carcasses and frozen smoke in October 1957; regional press and retrospective accounts provide some support, but the main unresolved question is whether primary records from the time confirm the cadets’ story or reveal it as later folklore. Prison […]

Key Takeaways Proponents claim the Azores Plateau could be a remnant of Atlantis, fitting Plato’s descriptions, with catastrophic events around 12,900 years ago causing its submergence. Hard data from surveys show the plateau on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge with dramatic bathymetric features, including steps over 1,500 meters and depths from 715 to 3,700 meters, shaped by […]

Key Takeaways: What the Evidence Shows Many people report stronger storms, shifted seasons, and more volatile weather in 2024–2026; these lived experiences are widespread on social media and in local reporting. Public federal datasets like the NOAA/NCEI Storm Events Database back to 1950 and NCEI ‘Billion-Dollar Weather & Climate Disasters’ time series point to climate […]

Key Takeaways Historical records confirm Project Iceworm as a Cold War U.S. plan for underground tunnels and up to 600 missile sites at Camp Century, started in 1959, but it was abandoned without deploying any missiles. Recent events stoke fresh worries: Trump’s 2019 and 2026 talks of buying Greenland highlight its strategic value, while Iran’s […]

Key Takeaways A powerful X-class solar flare on January 18, 2026, triggered a severe geomagnetic storm, reaching G4 levels as reported by NOAA’s SWPC, with fast solar wind and a CME impacting Earth, leading to widespread aurora sightings. Verified data confirms the flare’s intensity at about X1.9, solar wind speeds of 700–800 km/s, an S4 […]

Key Takeaways The verifiable record shows documented space-weather activity in mid-January 2026, with NOAA/SWPC issuing elevated geomagnetic watches and forecasts up to Kp ≈5 for January 17–18, alongside an X1.9 solar flare and a likely full-halo CME. Independent analysts assert that this solar activity, combined with planetary alignments, could trigger major earthquakes through energetic convergences, […]

Key Takeaways On 19 November 2024, the ISS performed a Pre-Determined Debris Avoidance Maneuver (PDAM) using Progress 89 thrusters to raise the station’s orbit; the burn lasted 5 minutes, 31 seconds (NASA). PDAMs are routine: past examples include a 5 minute, 5 second burn in October 2022 to avoid Cosmos 1408 fragments; the station has […]

Key Takeaways from Greenland 2: Migration Greenland 2: Migration, directed by Ric Roman Waugh and starring Gerard Butler and Morena Baccarin, hit U.S. theaters on January 9, 2026, with a reported runtime of about 98 minutes. Early box office pulled in roughly $3.2 million on opening day in North America, against industry budget estimates ranging […]

Key Takeaways New Moon occurred on 18 January 2026, as confirmed by sources like TheSkyLive and CHANI ephemerides. Community trackers and NOAA observed heightened solar activity in early January 2026, with NOAA SWPC issuing G1–G2 watches for Jan 1–3 and community logs showing a K-index up to K=6 around Jan 10. Independent commentator Stefan Burns […]

Key Takeaways A sequence of major solar eruptions, including an X5 flare on December 31, 2023, an X8.7 on May 14, 2024, and an X2.8 on May 27, 2024, has been recorded by NASA SDO/GOES and reported by monitoring outlets. Operational forecasters like NOAA SWPC and NASA attribute these flares and CME impacts to solar […]

Key Takeaways A nationwide electromagnetic pulse from a high-altitude nuclear detonation or severe geomagnetic storm could trigger catastrophic infrastructure failures, as warned by the bipartisan EMP Commission in 2004 and 2008, which recommended specific hardening measures for protection. Verified evidence shows real vulnerabilities: events like the 1859 Carrington solar storm and the 1989 Quebec blackout […]

Key Takeaways Many viral “underwater structure” claims come from low-resolution public maps that can produce geometric illusions or interpolation artifacts rather than real constructions. Modern multibeam surveys provide high-resolution, verifiable bathymetry, but as of Seabed 2030’s 2024 reporting only roughly 26.1% of the seafloor has been mapped to those standards—leaving large areas reliant on coarser […]