Area 51 sits on the southern shore of Groom Lake in the Nevada desert and it is easily the most famous military base in the world. It must also be the least secret base in the world and it has long been suspected by UFO enthusiasts to be the location that alien spaceships are whisked away to.
The US military have always rubbished claims that there are any aliens or alien technology at the base insisting that it is a location for aircraft and weapons development and testing. They tested the B-2 stealth bomber here amongst others and unsurprisingly they denied the existence of the base for years. They eventually admitted there was an “operating site” there but added that “the work is classified”. Aerial shots of the base taken by a Russian satellite were released back in 2000 and revealed little beyond some buildings, a hangar and a runway.
Area 51 has spawned countless conspiracy theories about alien technology, spaceships, aliens, teleportation and time travel devices. Read more
As most people know, dozens of spectacular disappearances have occurred in the Triangle that is located off the southeast coast of the United States. The actual area of the triangle is controversial, but most authors agree that it includes at least the area between Miami, Bermuda, and San Juan.
The oldest known human civilization is by general consensus thought to be the Sumerians. It is roughly 4,000 BC and they have no cultural heritage to speak of. However, in high regard they hold an ancient race that some call the Nefilim. To the Sumerians, these beings were as Gods. Is it not possible, that there was once a time far beyond our reckoning in which civilizations were well beyond advanced? Many have attempted to present such a case to the scientific community at large and are, unsurprisingly, not taken too seriously.
The Voynich Manuscript is without a doubt the 'holy grail' of cryptographers and linguists around the globe. Produced likely in the late 15th century, it is an illustrated collection of approximately 246 pages written in some unknown language or script, the papers have become an enigmatic bane to those who call historical cryptography their discipline. Since its introduction into the mainstream of the scientific community roughly around 1915, attempts to translate the manuscript have proved fruitless. Priests, historians, linguists and even code breakers from World War II, all of whom were eventually defeated by the mysterious manuscript, have studied it vigilantly.
