Compilation of phenomena experienced during NDEs. From the most common, such as seeing yourself leaving your physical body, going through a tunnel into the light or meeting loved ones in paradise, to less widespread experiences such as seeing your life flash before your eyes at a quantum level, access to universal knowledge, the point of no return, the council of 8 elders, the acquisition of psychic abilities, the possibility of a walk-in soul taking possession of another person's body

Between 1966 and 1968, the British Evening Star newspaper sponsored a project in which readers sent in premonitions about future catastrophes. The letters were studied with the aim of finding a methodology to avoid the ensuing tragedies, using the collective precognition gathered from the readers

Leak from an ex-military veteran of the Vietnam War, talking about his experiences after being recruited into a secret U.S. initiative to recover UFOs, simply called the "program"

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Both, the builders and the first operators, were professional climbers who accessed the lighthouse by making a dangerous ascent up the wall of the island where it is located

One of the technological marvels of the Middle Ages, when its creator died, the clock broke down and stopped for 71 years, until a mysterious clockmaker appeared and managed to repair it. When he was betrayed by the Prague city council, the master put a curse on the Orloj's machinery

A magical stone that when kissed, grants the gift of gab. The downside is that it is placed on top of the outer wall of the castle, right below the battlements. Nevertheless, hundreds of tourists come to perform the ritual of the stone kiss

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History of the Abu Simbel profanations from the 6th century BC to the 19th century AD, including its relocation in 1964

A mysterious archaeological artifact, dated to the second millennium BC, with characteristics of possible Oopart, including the head of a punk

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The only thing that can leave such a contrail is an aircraft flying over one side of the planet at Mach 32.38 in less than half an hour. Such a machine does not exist according to known technology

Its trajectory until it was lost track of when the Babylonians destroyed Jerusalem and the possible locations where it has been sought and even allegedly photographed on one occasion

The 19th century press made him the most famous gunslinger of the Wild West. When he was shot down, part of the public did not believe the story of the sheriff who hunted him down. And in 1948 an individual appeared in Texas claiming to be Billy the Kid

The Taş Tepeler are the oldest megalithic complexes found to date. Historians maintain that they were built by nomadic hunter-gatherers but as research progresses, more indications are emerging that we are dealing with the remains of a lost pre-Neolithic civilization, with advanced knowledge of architecture and technology

A spirit named Patience Worth dictated poems and novels to a housewife through a Ouija board, turning her into a literary phenomenon overnight

Found in 1936 in China and dated to 10,000BC, the stones were engraved with hieroglyphic inscriptions. When the texts were deciphered, they were said to relate a UFO incident. The story was ridiculed, the artifacts were removed and disappeared. In 1974, photographs of the stones emerged... only to disappear again without a trace shortly thereafter

Located in the dangerous Fromveur Strait, this lighthouse was built with luxurious wooden interiors that included an unusual office called the Hall of Honor. The lighthouse keepers nicknamed it the palace of the underworld

The Nabataean civilization disappeared from the annals of history for 1,200 years. In 1812, a Swiss explorer, posing as an Arab, managed to locate the ruins of their capital, Petra. Then, he prophesied that the lost city would become one of the greatest ancient art attractions in the world. He wasn't wrong