Ancient civilizations
The legend of Atlantis is the most well-known, but it is far from the only one that relates to the recollection of a long-lost society. All civilizations’ myths are replete with stories that a restless imagination might assign to unknown, advanced civilizations that lived before ancient man.
Is Plato’s city of Timaeus and Critias, as well as the Athenians’ conflict, a reality with historical memory aspects, or a dialectic process for developing ideas and viewpoints? Many scholars, on the other hand, think they have unearthed hints to the location of Atlantis as well as other intriguing aspects of the fabled civilisation.
Aside from Atlantis, other monuments and archaeological finds across the world might give the impression that conventional archaeology and academically recognized history have considerable gaps.
For Example, the Crystal Skulls Mystery:
Crystal Skulls
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Supernatural and Parapsychology
Is there life after death, and if so, what does it look like and what does it consist of? Are there parallel universes or realities that cross paths with our own at certain points or times? Are ghosts and haunted houses the result of these worlds colliding?
Is there a secret code for sensory processes in the depths of our brain that we don’t know how to use? Are there persons who have become aware of and capable of employing these senses as a result of unusual circumstances? Are these senses capable of bridging the gap between the natural and supernatural worlds?
Even if the supernatural and paranormal are not synonymous, they are related by the fact that they exist outside of scientifically acknowledged and verified laws and ideas. Most skeptics claim that what was regarded supernatural 2000 years ago can now be scientifically explained, and that scientific advancement will improve our comprehension of the world we live in. On the other hand, they provide an appealing explanation for inexplicable events, without necessarily being simple, since it has become an area of study for well-known academics.
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The Bermuda Triangle
One of the great mysteries of the twentieth century is the location of the section of the Atlantic Ocean that has been given this name. The Bermuda Triangle is said to be the site of a huge number of ship and aircraft disappearances, generally without a trace and under strange circumstances. Strange natural events and climatic circumstances, mysterious powers, UFOs, spiritual interventions, and even a probable link to the lost city of Atlantis make up a mosaic of hypotheses that continues to captivate and enchant.
Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) and Extraterrestrials
UFOs are not a mystery in and of itself because the name refers to unidentified flying objects, not alien spaceships. UFOs, on the other hand, have been associated with alien civilizations visiting Earth since the Second World War. Sightings by ordinary people, aviators, and astronauts, stories of alien abductions, conspiracy theories to hide the truth, and extraterrestrial autopsies combine to form a colourful puzzle in which discerning the truth, the lie, deliberate deception, unintentional misinterpretation, and possible conspiracy is often difficult. This is the UFO mythology of the second part of the twentieth century, whose core is summed up in the fundamental question: “Are we alone in the universe?”
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The Loch Ness Monster & Cryptozoology
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The Scottish Highlands are a fantastic backdrop for monster and dragon myths. Although there are various legends about a monster lurking in Lake Ness, Nessie did not achieve widespread popularity until the twentieth century. Scam or an unidentified member of the animal kingdom, most likely a relic from a bygone era?
Apart from the Loch Ness Monster, there have been other reports of unusual animals in various parts of the world. Some of them, like Bigfoot in North America’s woods, the Snowman in the Himalayas, and the Chupacabra in Central America, dwell in the realm of local myths and legends. Others, such as the enormous squid that dwells in the depths of the oceans and reaches lengths of 10 to 13 meters, have been scientifically proved despite their rarity in human sight.
The most iconic photograph of Loch Ness’ monster, taken by Robert Wilson in 1934, has been revealed to be a forgery created using a child’s toy. Although it has not been established beyond a reasonable doubt that the 1967 short clip with Bigfoot was staged, it is frequently questioned.
While there is little question that humans have not yet recognized all of the animal kingdom’s species, these examples are either missing links in evolutionary theory (Bigfoot) or leftovers of a distant epoch when the world was controlled by massive reptiles (Loch Ness). Unless they’re merely examples of clever enterprise that capitalizes on the allure and fascination that mystery and strangeness generate.