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Its origin isn't entirely explained, usually attributed to gravitational distortions, aliens, hauntings. The official explanation presents it as the product of human hands.

My mom just sent me this pic to show her grandkids and tell them it’s a magic dragon. I’ve never seen weather phenomena like this personally. Definitely strange!

So, I used to work in film and TV in LA and, back in 2013, I worked an overnight job at the abandoned Linda Vista Hospital (look it up). Working there was the worst. They were always overnights. It was legitimately unnerving being in that space and it was such a big hospital that when you wanted to get from wherever the shooting location was to wherever production was set up, you would just sprint through this very creepy, big, empty hospital.

Anyway, I was just transferring my photos to a new computer and decided to take a trip down memory lane. I scrolled through all my pics and I came to some shots I took back in 2013 when I was working on a production at Linda Vista. When I came to a hallway shot, I noticed something weird near the end of the hallway. If you zoom in you can see it and it’s pretty unnerving.

Did I take photo of a ghost at an abandoned hospital in 2013?

I noticed it on my phone when I was taking the picture but thought it was just a glare on the screen. Either a really cool light anomaly or a portal haha. The energy was very strong out here as well.

What I find weird is the date it came out: Wednesday, 18 Jan 1922. And it's the same date for me today, exactly 101 years later.

The stone carvings on the walls of the Varamurthyeswarar temple in Tamil Nadu (India, naturally) depict the process of human conception and birth. If the different stages of pregnancy surprise no one, the depiction of fertilization is simply unthinkable. Thousands of years before the discovery of these very cells, before ultrasound and the microscope, a detailed process of how cells meet, merge and grow in a woman's womb is carved on a 6000-year-old temple.

Original sketch and Ai replica of the sketch so you can read the drawing easier. Thoughts?

One child perished, but the survivor learned English and revealed they hailed from "Saint Martin's Land," a sunless world.

Egyptians known for their meticulous details, their designs would never be so grossly miscalculated. Present day Sphinx is not an original.

Perhaps the strangest encounters ever.

Back in May 1967, Stefan Michalak was just a regular guy, a hobby geologist out near Falcon Lake, Manitoba, looking for silver.

But what he found (or what found him) remains one of the most chilling and well-documented UFO encounters to this day.

He claimed he saw two glowing, disc-shaped crafts descend. One flew off, but the other landed nearby.

Thinking it might be some sort of experimental military aircraft, Stefan approached. Up close, it looked like something out of a sci-fi film, seamless metal, totally silent.

Then, without warning, a burst of hot gas blasted from a vent and hit him in the chest. His clothes caught fire. He was left with a bizarre grid of burns and intense nausea.

Multiple doctors examined him, but no one could explain the injuries. Radiation was even detected at the site.

What makes this case stand out is how grounded it is, no wild claims, but a man, some burns, and a story he never changed.

The kicker? The rock layer they are found in was formed 250 million years ago when the highest known forms of life were amphibians.

I’ve seen this woman pretty regularly for the last few months she works nearby and we usually end up at the same Taco Bell around the same time. We’ve never spoken. Today, while I was eating, she walked up to my table, placed this napkin down in front of me, and walked out without saying anything.

The symbol is drawn in black ink: a large triangle with two diagonal lines through it, and above that, two overlapping X-shapes with arrowheads on the ends. It doesn’t look random. It looks like something.

I don’t know what it means or why she gave it to me. But after months of silently existing in the same space this feels like it means something.

It measures at 137 feet (42 meters) and weighs over 1200 tons or (2.6 million pounds). It's a logistical nightmare and still baffles people to this day.

I’ve never seen anything like this in my life.

He claimed the spirits would guide his hands while he painted these large paintings.

He said "short beings with red eyes" had taken him and he had "memories like he was in his mother's womb." He was found 20 km away he was last seen with his clothes dry despite heavy rain.

In 1985, Sheikh Abdulaziz bin Humaid Al Qasimi spent roughly 500 million AED (over $130 million today) to build a palace in Ras Al Khaimah that was meant to be a masterpiece of Islamic, Moroccan, and Persian architecture. It was a 35-room marvel with marble floors and crystal chandeliers. Yet, legend has it that the family fled after spending just one night inside. For over 30 years, it sat rotting in the desert, known locally as "Al Qasr Al Ghamedh"—The Palace of Mystery.

But this isn't just another "haunted house" story. The local lore points to a very specific error made during construction: the workers cut down a massive, ancient tree that was believed to be the dwelling of a powerful Jinn tribe.

As a researcher of these phenomena, I find this case fascinating because it aligns with the "territorial" nature of Jinn civilization. They aren't wandering spirits; they are long-lived entities (sometimes up to 1,500 years) that claim physical territory. When the Sheikh built over their land and destroyed their natural anchor, the response was immediate. Locals reported furniture being thrown through the air, the faces of children appearing in windows, and screams echoing from empty rooms. It remained a "no-go zone" until its recent restoration into a museum.

This isn't an isolated anomaly in the region. Further south, near Madinah, lies the "Wadi-e-Jinn" (Valley of Jinn). In this valley, cars left in neutral move uphill on their own, reaching speeds of 100 km/h with their engines off. While skeptics call it a "gravity hill" or an optical illusion, the frequency of these occurrences suggests a massive magnetic or dimensional distortion in the area.

Whether it’s a gravity-defying valley in Saudi Arabia or a $130 million palace abandoned in the UAE, the message is the same: We are building our modern world on top of a map we don't fully understand. We treat these lands as empty canvases, but for a civilization that outlives ten human generations, we are just the noisy, temporary neighbors who haven't learned to respect the boundaries of the ancient owners.

To put that in perspective, each side of the base should be 755.5 ft instead of 756 ft, HALF A FOOT shorter, in order to get exactly 3022 ft. An unimaginable accuracy...

Firstly I'm in good health, and NO I DID NOT HAVE A SEIZURE, and no I'm not on any [substances].

On August 23rd 2024 I experienced something that amazed me, fascinated me and terrified me. I exited my car and headed to a small version of one of the local grocery stores. As I left my car something started to form and mess with my eyesight. It was so intense that I had trouble navigating through the aisles to the back of the store where the deli was. What I saw grew in intensity and took up about 50 % of the physical visible world.

The best way to describe what I saw, or how to experience it would be if you stared at the sun for a few minutes then looked around. But this was far more than that. It looked as if there was a tear in reality, starting from the left and growing bigger to the right. The edges of this anomaly were made up of intense colors so vibrant and blinding, they ranged from yellows, greens reds, oranges and yellows. The edges would best be described as fluid, and staticy, maybe like plasma.

Now I could also see into this opening, it appeared to be a barren wasteland or it might have been an industrial older warehouse. Further I saw what I could only describe as large things turning possibly industrial fans, they were brown or rusty in color and slowly turning in a counter clockwise direction.

Now could it just be something messing with my optical nerves?? Yes that's something I thought of.

Also I checked if it was one eye 👁‍🗨 or the other, but it was both. I closed one and still saw it and then repeated this with the other eye and I still saw it.

I swear I'm not making this up, it actually scared me. My mind was racing, that there was something wrong with me.

I left the grocery store and could still see this, I drove home which was only 3 blocks and I went upstairs and told my wife I had to a headache (I didn't though) and I needed to lay down. I prayed that this would go away, and after a couple more minutes it did.

In total I'd say it lasted for about 15 minutes.

The picture shared was suggested to me when I talked about this experience last night. It's the Flammarion. The illustration depicts a man, dressed as a pilgrim in a long robe and carrying a walking stick, who has reached a point where the flat Earth meets the firmament. The pilgrim kneels down and passes his head, shoulders, right arm, and the top of the walking stick through an opening in the firmament, which is depicted as covered on the inside by the stars, Sun, and Moon. Behind the sky, the pilgrim finds a marvelous realm of circling clouds, fires and suns. One of the elements of the cosmic machinery resembles traditional pictorial representations of the "wheel in the middle of a wheel" described in the visions of the Hebrew prophet Ezekiel.

**Tldr = I saw a rip in space and time and I saw the other side for about 15 minutes.