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The 10 greatest mysteries of the world. Will we ever find the solution? || Unsolved Mysteries

 The 10 greatest mysteries of the world.

Some of these puzzles have occupied mankind for centuries. Will we ever find the solution?

 






1. The Voynich Manuscript

 

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Mysterious Book: Voynich Manuscript

This book was made in the 15th century and was in the possession of Rudolf II, Holy Roman Emperor. It was written in a previously unidentified script and language. To date, the mystery has not been unraveled. The book contains various mysterious drawings that were made with great care. They show unknown plants, constellations and various naked women sitting in basins. Nobody knows exactly what the unknown author wanted to say. Since it was extremely expensive to produce such a book, a prank is unlikely. Today, the mysterious manuscript is at Yale University, where research into the meaning of the mysterious tome continues.

 

2. The Wow! signal

 

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Mysterious Signal: Wow!

In 1977, astrophysicist Jerry Ehman observed a strong radio signal from space using the Big Ear radio telescope. It came from the direction of the constellation Sagittarius. Since it was so strong and narrow-banded, he wrote "Wow!" to the side edge. The signal corresponded exactly to what an attempt at interstellar communication should look like. Scientists first explained the phenomenon as a signal sent by the earth and reflected back. However, the theory has been disproved. Over 50 attempts have been made to find the signal again without success. The chance that the signal was actually sent by an intelligent species is not out of the question to this day. Mysterious: It came from a stellar sector with no known stars or planets.

 

3. Cicada 3301

 

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Reason for conspiracy theories: Cicada 3301

This unknown organization has been publishing several extremely complex puzzles since 2012. It started on an internet forum where it announced that it was looking for highly intelligent individuals. There are other clues hidden in the picture posted with the announcement, they said. Anyone who finds the clues will be taken to the street in the direction of the organization. Two new puzzles followed in 2013 and 2014. Solving them requires knowledge of encryption, steganography, the occult, literature, runes and using darknets. You also had to travel because the clues were hidden all over the world. Among others in Poland, Hawaii, Spain, Australia, Korea and the USA. The originators of the puzzle are not yet known. A prank is unlikely, the effort and resources required are too expensive. According to conspiracy theories, they include a recruitment test by state or criminal organizations. FBI and MI6 are mentioned again and again. British Intelligence used similar methods to find personnel.

 

4. The Dyatlov Pass accident

 

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Busy conspiracy theorists: tents at Dyatlov Pass

In 1959, ten students were on a ski tour in the northern Urals. They were on their way to climb Mount Otorten, but one member of the group had to turn back for health reasons. The young Juri was lucky, days later all his friends were dead. The search for the ski group lasted more than two months and raised various questions. The victims' skin was mysteriously deeply tanned, their hair completely gray. One victim was missing eyes and tongue. High levels of radiation were measured and a group of hikers walking near the scene of the accident saw mysterious orange balls in the sky. Since the government had the area closed for three years after the accident and did not disclose any further information about the accident, conspiracy theorists suspect

 

5. The Pollock Twins

 

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Mysterious Reincarnation: Pollock Twins

John and Florence Pollock lost their two daughters Jacqueline († 11) and Joanna († 6) in a car accident. After this stroke of fate, the believing couple asked God for more children. Your prayers have been answered. A year after the accident, Florence was pregnant again. Contrary to the doctor's predictions, John was certain that his wife was carrying twins, reincarnations of the deceased sisters. And indeed, on April 4, 1958, two female twins were born. The uncanny: The family moved to another city after the accident. When they moved back five years later, the twins "recognized" places they'd never been before. They insisted on seeing "their" school. But her deceased sisters went to this school. Following this experience, the parents took Jacqueline and Joanna's old toys and showed them to the twins. They knew all the nicknames of the animals. Why it is like that? The riddle was not solved.

 

6. The Beale Cipher

 

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Mysterious: The mystery of the pot of gold has not been solved.

It is one of the most well-known encrypted messages in the world. Anyone who decodes it is said to find a huge treasure trove of gold that Thomas J. Baele is said to have buried around 1820. So far only one of the three-sided cipher has been decrypted, the second. The American Declaration of Independence served as the key. It describes that a treasure is located in Bedford County, Virginia. Treasure hunters are still digging for the mysterious chest in the hills of the US state to this day. Without success.

 

 

7. The 1962 Alcatraz Eruption

 

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Mysterious escape: The occupants were never found.

What is probably the only successful escape from what is probably the best-known US prison has never been solved. Three inmates, Clarence Anglin, John Anglin and Frank Morris, dug holes behind the ventilation shaft of their cells. The holes led to an unused corridor, this to the roof of their cell block, inside the prison. There they set up a small workshop where they built an inflatable boat out of rain jackets over a year. So that their absence would not be noticed during their "craft hours," they made cardboard replicas of their heads and decorated them with their own hair. They put these masks in their beds. On the night of June 11, 1962, they escaped down the corridor, slid down a drainpipe, and inflated the boat. Despite an intensive search by the FBI, there is no trace of them. In 1979, the FBI officially declared them to have died on the run, but a look at the classified case file showed that the three are still wanted. Conspiracy theories suggest the FBI may have been involved in the escape.

 

8. The Green Children of Woolpit

 

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Puzzling Appearance: The Woolpit Children

In the 12th century, the English village of Woolpit was visited by two mysterious children. They had green skin, spoke an unknown language, and only wanted to eat beans. The village took them in, taught them to eat other foods and taught them English. The children said they came from a mysterious underground world called St. Martin's Land, where everything is green. One of the children died shortly thereafter, the other, a girl, married an officer. The most plausible explanation for this puzzling incident is that the children were Flemish orphans. Flemish emigrants were persecuted under King Henry II, and they may have invented the children's fairy tale to protect themselves.

 

9. Rongorongo

 

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Unexplored Language: Rongorongo

Easter Island not only fascinates with its large sculptures. Since the island was completely isolated from the outside world, its inhabitants developed one of the only completely independent scripts in the world. It has not been deciphered to this day. It probably served primarily religious purposes and recorded mystical texts. The characters were written on wooden tablets, using shark teeth and obsidian splinters as writing tools. The writing consists of about 600 incomprehensible symbols. However, since most of the documents were burned by Christian missionaries, Rongorongo will probably remain a mystery for a long time to come.

 

10. Jack the Ripper

 

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Drawing of the mysterious killer.

One of the most famous serial killers in history. He murdered at least five prostitutes in London in 1888. His identity remains unclear to this day. The facts surrounding Jack the Ripper have become more and more of a myth through narrative, research and media reports. Letters were sent to the police, allegedly from Jack. He killed his victims in an extremely brutal and macabre way. What they all have in common, however, is that Jack cut the women's throats.


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