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Mysteries & Unsolved Cases

A collection of 16 issues

The Perpetual Tempest: Decoding the Centuries-Old Mystery of Jupiter's Great Red Spot

Jupiter's Great Red Spot, a storm larger than Earth, has persisted for centuries because it exists on a gas giant without a solid surface to cause friction. It is fueled by the planet's powerful internal heat and rapid rotation, and sustains itself by absorbing smaller storms.

Space & Astronomy Science & Nature Mysteries & Unsolved Cases

The Eye of the Sahara: The Accidental Discovery of Earth's Mysterious Bullseye

So vast it was only discovered from space, the Richat Structure, or 'Eye of the Sahara,' is a 30-mile-wide geological marvel in Mauritania. Once thought to be an impact crater, it is actually a deeply eroded dome formed over 100 million years ago.

Geography & Places Science & Nature Mysteries & Unsolved Cases

Stargate's Red Secret: The Declassified Story of the CIA's Psychic Spies on Mars

For over two decades, the U.S. government secretly funded Project Stargate to weaponize "remote viewing" for intelligence. While results were mixed, declassified files revealed a bizarre 1984 session depicting pyramids and a dying race on Mars a million years ago.

History Mysteries & Unsolved Cases Military Technology & Strategy

The Battle With No Enemy: Britain's Secret WWI Submarine Catastrophe

In the dark waters off the Scottish coast on a single night in 1918, the Royal Navy experienced a self-inflicted catastrophe known as the 'Battle of May Island.' In a fleet exercise, a series of collisions sank two submarines and killed over 100 sailors.

History Military Technology & Strategy Mysteries & Unsolved Cases

Exercise Tiger: The Secret D-Day Rehearsal That Became a Massacre

Weeks before D-Day, a catastrophic rehearsal known as Exercise Tiger resulted in the deaths of 749 American servicemen off the English coast. A combination of a surprise German attack, friendly fire, and equipment failures was concealed for decades to protect the invasion, hiding a devastating loss.

History Wars, Conflict & Heroes Mysteries & Unsolved Cases

Bones of the Feast: Unearthing a 7,000-Year-Old Cannibal Ritual at Herxheim

In a quiet German village, a 7,000-year-old pit revealed the remains of over 500 people. Marks of butchery and cooking point not to starvation, but to a massive, systematic cannibalistic ritual, offering a chilling glimpse into the turbulent end of one of Europe's first farming cultures.

History Death & Rituals Mysteries & Unsolved Cases

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