A wide variety of unexplained phenomena on this little planet.
Your True Tales of Unexplained Green Light
Reader report: Robert Moorhouse relates his experience with the South Louisiana Spook Light
Sky Squid - Your True Tales - March 2009
Mysterious green light came in through the window.
Sookinyah - Your True Tales - February 2009
UFO Over Myrtle Beach - Your True Tales - February 2009
Mysterious Night at Gravity Hill - Your True Tales - January 2009
Amazing, true cases of living frogs and toads found encased within solid rock.
When is a cloud not a cloud? Perhaps when it behaves so strangely - even to the point of attacking people - that it becomes a truly puzzling manifestation.
True, personal encounters with the enigmatic phenomenon known as ball lighting, in which these strange globes of energy mystify, wander, even "attack"
Stones and rocks rain down from clear skies on houses and people, seemingly materializing out of nowhere. What could be the cause of this bizarre phenomenon?
In early 2000, mysterious falls of large chunks of ice rained down on Italy and Spain. But these are just recent instances of a phenomenon that has occurred at least for centuries.
The eerie shroud of water vapor can and does kill. That’s the fog we’re familiar with. There are also more mysterious forms of fog that materialize from dimensions unknown.
Bizarre, personal encounters with the most puzzling of all weather phenomena. From your About.com guide.
Expeditions exploring tunnels around the world return with strange tales of subterranean civilizations and advanced, ancient technology. From your About.com Guide.
Cars and balls seem to roll uphill, people appear able to stand at impossible angles - all in contradiction to the laws of gravity and physics. What's really happening at these curious locations?
There are many places around the US that seem to be focal points of high strangeness - vortexes of bizarre sightings, unexplained encounters and eerie events.
José Escamilla has caught on tape strange flying rods with undulating appendages. Are they living creatures? From your About.com Guide.
Did a Latvian immigrant rediscover the secrets to the building of the pyramids? His amazing "castle" may hold clues to long-lost powers. From your About.com Guide.
Are they ghosts, UFOs or some unexplained natural phenomenon? Perhaps you'd like to go observe one and decide for yourself.
From animals encased in stone to unexplained hums and lights to perplexing flying rods, here are 10 of the most baffling Earth mysteries.
Ninety years ago, something exploded in an isolated area of Siberia. Was it a meteor, a comet, or something even more incredible?
Strange cases of water and other liquids falling from clear skies and dry ceilings
True stories from readers.
Heads up! There's all kinds of strange stuff falling from the sky: frogs, sardines, jellyfish, alligators and maybe - just maybe - cows! Here are some documented cases of really weird precipitation.
Incredible yet true accounts of rain, clouds, lightning and storms that behave in a way that seems downright impossible!
We may look down on all the primitive peoples who are confused by lightning and think thunder is the voice of the gods, but the truth is to this very day there are natural phenomena that our scientists still don't being to understand.
Photos and video of seven quirky natural phenomena, including an everlasting storm, tree-climbing goats, a rain of fish, the world's longest wave, and more.
A vortex is the result of a tremendous circulatory energy phaseout, as if you didn't know. And this site lists dozens of them all over the U.S. and Canada.
There are strange things up in those mountains - including, perhaps, a race of pygmies.
Everything you ever needed to know about this mysterious form of plasma can be found through this page.
Ten people mysteriously vanished in the haunted wilderness of Glastenbury Mountain, Vermont, famous for sightings of strange lights, ghostly figures and monsters.
The Massachusetts' paranormal "hot spot" with a history of low-flying UFOs, Bigfoot creatures, cattle mutilations, Indian curses and ghostly apparitions.
New video evidence may finally provide more clues to potentially solve the mystery.
Weather balloons? Flares? Ball lightning? Angels? Aliens? The Internet has been ablaze with pros and cons involving the bright spots of light captured through infrared photography.
On average, the weight of a block used in the Coral Castle was greater than those used to build the Great Pyramid - 1,100 tons of rock. What was Leedskalnin's secret?
Can an entire island be haunted or cursed? This tropical island is the site of many weird and grisly occurrences.
Stories of animals found alive locked deep within stone or wood, with no observable way they could have entered.
In 1964, an Antarctic research vessel photographed a mysterious and unidentifiable object on the sea bed. This two-part investigation explains how the "Eltanin antenna" generated a soap opera from another Universe.
Speculates on why three pubs in Essex, U.K. - all named The Compassses - are in a straight line 10 miles long. How odd. But what does it mean?
Edward Leedskalnin erected his "castle" single-handedly, using coral rock, some of which weighed more than 30 tons! How did he do it?
At a little after 11 p.m. in a garden in a French country village, several people were pelted with stones inexplicably falling from the sky. They even seemed to communicate.
These have nothing to do with crop circles. Forest rings are best appreciated from a light plane. Hunters and hikers in Canada's boreal forests walk right across the rings without noticing them. But from the air, they are striking apparitions.
Weird rains of toads, fish, blood, straw, sand, etc. are well-documented. But are falls of large ice chunks a sign of global warming?
Nazca is famous for the figures that dot its landscape. However, few people are aware that the American Southwest is also home to a large number of figures and shapes carved into the desert floor.
Examines the phenomenon of green flashes seen at sunrise and sunset, which usually lasts only a second or two. Includes photos and possible explanations.
This site explores a possible connection between the Tunguska explosion and UFOs.
Investigates some mystery lights: the Hebron Light (Hebron, MD), Elsey's Light (Crisfield, MD), and Cal's Light (Andrews, MD).
Mysterious lights have been seen flying over the Hessdalen valley (Norway) for over 100 years. This is a report of a 24 hour surveillance study that's been ongoing since 1998. (PDF)
On June 26, 1990 in Wood County, West Virginia, from a clear, cloudless summer sky fell a 50-pound chunk of ice.
Is there a time anomaly on Lake Michigan? A sailor relates a bizarre tale of missing time and a group of very confused sailors on this Great Lake.
Good background information on the patterns of invisible tracks or lines thought to have a power in the ground which seem to link sacred places and natural magical sites.
A photographic guide to many of the unexplained megaliths in England and Scotland.
A strange place where radio and TV signals are gobbled up, hot pebbles fall from a clear sky, and strange lights dance in the sky.
For 1,800 years, beginning about 3000 BC, someone mined 500,000 tons of copper in what is now Michigan. Who were they, and what happened to all all that copper?
One of the main problems in understanding ball lightning, this article says, is that its properties, taken together, seem to be inconsistent with the laws of physics. Yet there it is.
Across a vast area of sparsely populated Yakutia in Siberia can be found strange metallic structures and evidence of devastating nuclear-type explosions every six or seven centuries.
There is no shortage of strange or haunted locations on our planet, and Argentina's Calingasta Valley is definitely among them, located near the town of Barreal in the province of San Juan.
In January, 1998, a home in York, Penn. is splattered with a strange brown substance from the sky.
About 40 miles north of Boston is the oldest megalithic enigma of North America - a site that has puzzled archaeologists for almost a century.
Just west of Portland, Ore. is a "mystery hole" inscribed with geometric codes, an obsidian mirror, a crystal tower and more oddities. Real or hoax?
Vortexes are one of many secrets of this planet. One of them is the Oregon Vortex which has many paranormal effects. Naturally the phenomenon has been debunked and declared a hoax and an illusion. However, don't believe everything they tell you!
Located in a redwood forest near Santa Cruz, this spot seems to defy the laws of physics! Go in and look at the photos.
What could be more terrifying at sea than a giant wave?
Fortean Times reports on accounts of real monster waves.
What was it that decimated an area in Siberia in 1908? This article explores the idea that it was a nuclear explosion – from a nuclear spacecraft.
Something is buried on Oak Island, Nova Scotia. No one knows what it is, who buried it or why. But it's in a pit more than 170 deep rigged with elaborate traps.
More information about the pit with the unknown history. It was first discovered in 1795, and its mysteries are yet to be uncovered.
This blog provides the latest Oak Island money pit treasure research, news, theories, discoveries, and Canadian First Nations Heritage research Studies.
Anomalies-Unlimited had put together a cool collection of weird photos. They are not all paranormal in nature, but they are all odd and interesting.
Looks at some of the Earth's Vortexes - areas of high energy concentrations, originating from magnetic, spiritual, or sometimes unknown sources.
Thirty miles southwest of Dulce, New Mexico, this article claims, is an underworld city, a secret base operated by humans and reptilian aliens and their worker cast, the grays.
Evidence that the U.S. military planned to harness the power of ball lightning, the phenomena of mysterious plasma formations, for potential applications in novel weapons technology.
From a 1921 issue of Natural History magazine, accounts of mysterious rains of fish through history and around the world.
In Upper Black Eddy, Pennsylvania is a seven-acre, ten-feet-thick layer of stones, about 30% of which ring like bells when struck with hammers!
In 1903, a Dutch explorer awoke to small stones falling near his pillow onto the floor of a house on the island of Sumatra. Inexplicably, the stones seemed to materialize from the broadleaf ceiling and avoided the explorer's attempts to catch them in mid-air.
What are these strange flying things? Are they alive? Are they extraterrestrial? Whatever, they are mysterious - and there they are on film.
Watch this very cool, short animated trailer depicting the Jackson/Ryan hypothesis of a microscopic black hole causing the Tunguska explosion of 1908.
One of the many enigmas of Death Valley National Park is the mystery of the rocks that move across Racetrack Playa, a dry lake bed, with no apparent motive force. Photos and links to commentary on the phenomenon are included.
Here is a very good listing of mysterious spooklights, or earth lights, found around the U.S. and Canada. Some well-known, some not-so-well-known.
Something about a vortex opening in Lake Mills, Wisconsin - first established direct connection with the group who are creating the crop circles.
These pages are dedicated to the investigation of this spooklight. It includes photos and descriptions, stories about the light, myths and facts, and more.
Thoughts on rains of fish and frogs, cannonballs falling from nowhere, phantom boats seen in the sky, even human bodies falling from the heavens.
The "Taos Hum" is a low-pitched sound heard in numerous places worldwide. Lots of info here - even .wav files.
Brad Steiger looks at the phenomenon of mystery explosions that seemingly manifest from nowhere for no reason and startle area residents. He presents records of a rash of unknown things that went "boom" in the night in the 1950s and '60s.
Examines the curious history – and enduring biological mystery – of living frogs and toads found entombed in rocks and stones. Photographic material from the author's collection.
Here is an extensive list of underground bases and what is currently known about them, culled from research. Includes a map.
This site provides a list of entrances that allegedly lead down to underground bases around the world.
An investigation of the mysterious lake at the bottom of the world.
About 11,000 years ago, a huge cosmic body passed the Earth and caused severe climate changes. Over the years, a number of remarkable underwater structures have been discovered.
Falls of blood and even flesh have been chronicled throughout history from all over the world. These events were often seen as portents of ill luck or doom.
Ever since the discovery of a network of ancient alignments criss-crossing the British countryside, the history of leys has been less of an old straight track and more of a long and winding road, one that has taken detours into everything from ufology to dowsing.
The Earth, this site says, is covered in a tapestry of meridians - lines that connect the energy of the planet. You can help maintain the Earth's chakra balance, they say.
Geologist Dr James Maxlow presents an update of his research into our expanding Earth, refuting the popularly held theory of plate tectonics.
