Time stood still for Steins, New Mexico in the middle of the Forties. Once a thriving coal dept for the Southern Pacific Railroad, the increased use of diesel to power transport saw the small town – population just 1,000…
Check out the latest finds on google earth, here we list all the strange and unexplained mysteries found on google earth. The Badlands Guardian. Coordinates: 50° 0’36.30?N, 110° 6’46.82?W. The Badlands Guardian was one of those mysterious places that was…
At first glance, it could be a dramatic scene from a science-fiction movie. But this giant hole of fire in the heart of the Karakum Desert is not the aftermath of an attack on Earth, launched from outer space.…
In 1775, Daniel McGinnis was out walking on an island in Nova Scotia when he noticed a large hole in the ground with a tackle block hanging from a tree above it. McGinnis thought this was strange, considering Oak Island…
Strange Places – SALAR DE UYUNI At 4,085 square miles in size Salar de Uyuni is the biggest “salt flat” in the world. What is even more remarkable is that it is over 3,500 metres above sea level and is…
Strange Places – GREAT BLUE HOLE – BELIZE Found on both land and in the ocean throughout the Bahamas and the national waters of Belize are deep circular cavities known as Blue Holes which are often the entrances…
Bull & Bush (originally to be named North End, but more recently given the nickname Bull & Bush by London Underground Staff) is unique in having the distinction of being a closed Underground station that never even opened! Originally…
The Dulce, New Mexico Base An underground Military Base/Laboratory in Dulce, New Mexico connects with the underground network of tunnels which honeycombs our planet, and the lower levels of this base are…
In May 1962, five members of a volunteer first company were hired by the Centralia Borough Council to clean up the landfill of the town of Centralia in Pennsylvania. After burning the dump, the firefighters let the landfill burn for…
Hashima Island; commonly called Gunkanjima (???; meaning “Battleship Island”) is one among 505 uninhabited islands in the Nagasaki Prefecture about 15 kilometers from Nagasaki itself. The island was populated from 1887 to 1974 as a coal mining facility. The…
Americas newest ghost town Detroit – The fastest growing ghost town in USA? Once the cornerstone of America‘s industrial revolution, Detroit, at almost 50 percent, now holds the highest rate of unemployment in the United States. The City is deeply…
This town was founded in 1862, around a nitrate mine in La Palma, although the name of Humberstone did not come with it’s foundation, but later, in 1925, when it was named after the mine manager who brought prosperity…
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