Mystic Sciences

The Accident That Changed Everything The story begins with James Edwin Wide, a railway signalman employed by the railways near the city of Uitenhage. Mister Wade was a South African train inspector. He had been known for jumping, with skill, between moving railroad cars, and earned the nickname “Jumper”. In the 1870s, Wide suffered a… 

Claims of artifacts found inside ancient rocks or coal are often presented as evidence that humans (or advanced civilizations) existed millions of years ago. These are usually called “out-of-place artifacts” (OOPArts). The most famous cases have been investigated extensively, and none are generally accepted by geologists, archaeologists, or paleontologists as genuine ancient ...

  Today the Sahara Desert is known as a vast ocean of sand — a harsh and nearly endless wilderness stretching across North Africa. The Sahara Desert is the largest hot desert in the world, covering an incredible 9.2 million km2, which is almost the same size as China, and has only from two million…