Mystery

The Sex Crazy Nuns Who Shocked Medieval England. Top Story - August 2022.
Even after more than 800 years, it was an unsettling sight. In 2012, archaeologists excavating a church site in Oxford had found skeletons of nuns who died in disgrace after being accused of 'sexually immoral behaviour.
By Peeping_Soul3 years ago in FYI
The mystery of Saddam Hussein's vault
Saddam's wealth during his reign has been the subject of intense scrutiny by authorities around the world, even though the dictator has been dead for years. An investigation into the murder of an Iraqi-born British engineer and his family in the French Alps has revealed the tip of the iceberg of Saddam Hussein's secret vault, the Daily Mail reported.
By perla estrada3 years ago in FYI
Eight mysteries of the Moon
As the closest planet to us, the moon is often compared to Earth's eighth continent. We have almost as many wonderful ideas about it as there are unanswered questions about it. Returning to the moon will be a new journey to find answers and realize our dreams.
By rod keyla3 years ago in FYI
The riddle of the human face on the ground
In the early morning of Oct. 23, 2007, farmer Emenehil prepares breakfast for her family in the kitchen of Tabanez, a village near Guerrero in southern Mexico. Suddenly she was surprised to see a human face printed on the ground beneath her feet. It looked as if it had come out of the ground. Emmenehill was so startled that she got a broom and tried to sweep it away, but no matter what she did, she could not remove the clear outline of the face, especially the eyes, which seemed to widen more and more.
By perla estrada3 years ago in FYI
Three mysteries of maritime history
The mystery of the disappearance of Waratah In 1908, the British Blue Anchor Line commissioned the Buckley & Curle Shipbuilding Company to build a 930,000-ton ship, about 140 meters long. The 10,000-ton vessel, named Waratah, was put to sea in November of that year.
By rod keyla3 years ago in FYI
The Nazi Sex Brothels of World War II
To be more precise, they were not sex slaves for the Nazis. These women were made to have sex with the prisoners of the Nazi concentration camps.
By Peeping_Soul3 years ago in FYI
Spontaneous human combustion: The mystery of the horrifying soul-eating Flame
The mystery of spontaneous combustion of the human body At the beginning of the movie Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Sky, Jia Yi, a servant of the Ministry of Works, accompanies foreign envoys to visit the Tongtian But under construction. His body suddenly bursts into flames and turns to ashes. Xue Yong, minister of Dali Temple, was ordered to investigate the case of Jia Yi's death but died of spontaneous combustion in the training ground on the way to the palace.
By rod keyla3 years ago in FYI
Did the Women Chastity Belt Really Exist?
A chastity belt simply put was a barbaric method for enforcing fidelity in ‘unfaithful’ women. Apparently in the middle ages when the brave knights used to go for war, pilgrimages, or crusades, they wanted some device to ensure that their wives would remain faithful to them in their absence.
By Peeping_Soul3 years ago in FYI
The mystery of Mars
The mystery of Mars' Canals If there are canals on Mars, there is intelligent life! No evidence could be easier or more convincing.
By rod keyla3 years ago in FYI
Mystery of the snowman
The footprints of blame At first, the legend of the Yeti was confined to the inhabitants of the Himalayas, who called it the Yeti, a large, muscular, hairy creature that lived in seclusion in the snowy mountains. These legendary stories can inspire or have moral education significance, quite the taste of ghost stories in Chinese culture. And it was the Western explorers who came here who spread the legend of the Yeti around the world.
By rod keyla3 years ago in FYI
The mystery of the Minoan Labyrinth in Crete
Crete had entered the Bronze Age by 3000 BC, and in 2000 BC a slave state was established on the northern shore of the island with the city of Nothas as its center. From 2600 BC to 1125 BC, the island emerged the famous Minoan culture, art, architecture, and engineering unprecedented prosperity, and the establishment of a unified Minoan dynasty. Crete was captured by the Turks in 1669 and was annexed to Greece in 1913.
By urias shore3 years ago in FYI
What happens after death
The attempt to understand the whole process of life and to communicate spiritually with the dead has been going on for at least a hundred years, and there is no obvious evidence that it has ever produced any results. The world is so beautiful, the flower of life is so gorgeous, every flower, every blade of grass can arouse people's love of life. The attachment to life makes people especially afraid of death. No matter who has a loved one die, the blow is hard. The universe is vast, the Earth is only a small planet, and human power in the face of death is insignificant, although we try to prevent all kinds of misfortune, the end of life is still powerless.
By rod keyla3 years ago in FYI