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Lon Strickler of Phantoms & Monsters recently received the following report from a man claiming to be a former security guard at a building in downtown Chicago. Hello, sir. In the spring of 2021, I was working as a security employee in downtown Chicago, Illinois. On this specific night at around 1:30 a.m., I had completed my usual rounds and then settled into the monitor room to check the footage. After about an hour, I…
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Ever since neutron stars were discovered, researchers have been using their unusual properties to probe our universe. The superdense remnants of stellar explosions, neutron stars pack a mass greater than the Sun’s into a ball about as wide as San Francisco. A single cup of this star matter would weigh about as much as Mount Everest. These odd celestial bodies could alert us to distant disturbances in the fabric of spacetime, teach us about the…
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In a move that aligns with a global trend, the Australian government has made public a dossier of files related to Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs), following a request under the Freedom of Information Act. This release adds Australia to a growing list of countries, including the United States, UK, Canada, and Sweden, that have disclosed their investigations into the enigmatic UFO phenomenon. The 10-page dossier, released by Australia’s Department of Defence, encompasses notes and investigations…
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The Mysterious Apes of the United Kingdom: A Cryptozoological Mystery Source link
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Rocks and minerals are all around us. Some are prized for their beauty, while others are so common that they are easily ignored. They come in a variety of colors and shades. Some catch the light, some bend the light, and some even break it. But why are rubies red while sapphires, which have nearly the same chemical formula, come in a host of colors? Why does quartz, one of the most abundant minerals on…