Known as "the buzzer", it is a Soviet-era radio station that continuously broadcasts indecipherable beeps and buzzes over shortwave. First detected in 1980, it remains operational today and its purposes are still unknown
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According to this prophecy, Pope Francis would be the last Pope of the Catholic Church before the end of time
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Yogi-isms constitute a whole literary genre of short, apparently meaningless phrases that contain profound wisdom about all aspects of life
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In the 4th century AD, his lavish mausoleum in the city of Alexandria mysteriously disappeared from all historical records, never to be found. This is the story of the tomb until it was lost and the main theories about its possible location
The abbey that inspired Umberto Eco to write his work, the sections into which an abbey was divided, the life of medieval monks, the canonical hours and the jobs they had when they were not praying. Who was William of Ockham?
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It seemed to be a passing fad of illegal pseudo-artistic installations planted in the middle of nowhere. Years after the first case was detected, reflective monoliths continue to appear all over the world. What if there was some darker motivation behind the installation of these columns?
What are 4 bronze horses doing on top of the entrance to the main church in Venice?
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The missive appeared in the hand of a Benedictine nun, who maintained that a demon had written it while possessing her in 1676. A partial and theoretical translation claims that the text contains statements against God
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