On April 26, 1986, an explosion occurred at the No. 4 reactor of the nuclear power station at, in the then-Soviet state of Ukraine. It was the worst disaster in the history of nuclear energy production. The radiation spread by…
In 1959, nine hikers faced horrifying and baffling deaths in the Ural Mountains. To this day, the cause of their death remains a mystery. The following images may be disturbing! Did something slaughter nine hikers on Siberia’s Death Mountain in…
After the Chernobyl disaster and the evacuation of the surrounding area, it was decided that the village of Kopachi, which had been heavily contaminated by the fallout, would be buried to keep the radiation down. The entire town was bulldozed…
Boriska Kipriyanovich says he lived on Mars before a war broke out and all life on the planet was destroyed. He claims he was reborn on Earth. Kipriyanovich lives in Volgograd, Russia and from a young age he attracted attention…
UFO? Russian Missile ? Fireball ? Meteor ? At dawn on a summer day 103 years ago on the banks of the river Podkamennaya Tunguska, Siberia. The first rays of sun warmed the pine forest wild and wet ponds,…
On an island in a now dried Aral sea, there was a town Aralsk-7. Before 1940s it had a factory that was making foods out of fish, but later it was closed down and rebuilt into a Soviet bio warfare…
To say Henrik Ludvig is one of the greatest minds most of us have never heard of is perhaps an understatement. Ludvig was highly educated and very much a free-thinker. He could speak and translate over twenty ancient and modern…
The world’s biggest explosion – a blast in Russia the size of 185 Hiroshima bombs that was felt as far away as Britain and the US – remains a mystery after experts debunked ‘proof’ it was a meteorite. A large…
Roscosmos begins lunar landing trials in 1970s simulator as Russia’s plan to conquer the moon has started to take shape. The agency has started a series of experiments to simulate the conditions astronauts, according to the nation’s space agency Roscosmos.…
In February 2013, a meteor streaked over the town of Chelyabinsk, glowing with the intensity of 30 suns and eventually exploding in the air in the largest airburst since 1908’s famous Tunguska Event. It hospitalized over 1,200 people and received…
Located in 20 km from Sukkozero lake in Karelia, Vottovaara mountain is famous for its boulder strewn landscape. As glacial ice retreated about 10,000 years ago, it left behind strange boulders, known to locals as Seida, Seyda or Seid (Finnish…
Located near the small Russian town of Orda, 100 miles east of the city of Perm, Ordinskaya Cave is an extensive gypsum cave system with very brittle rock and no flow inside. Conditions were harsh with temperatures reaching -40C outside,…
