Operation PAPERCLIP was a covert program by the US government to recruit Nazi scientists after World War II. The program aimed to gain scientific and technological knowledge from the defeated Germany.

The realm of ancient civilizations holds a bounty of mysteries, and none more so than the site of Puma Punku in Bolivia. Here, enormous, intricately carved stones have been the center of heated debates, challenging our understanding of ancient cultures and their capabilities. But could these enigmatic relics indicate non-human intervention? Let's embark on a journey through time to uncover the secrets of the Puma Punku stones.

The Eye of the Sahara is a natural geological formation located in the Sahara desert, near the town of Ouadane, in Mauritania.

In 1985, Woods Hole’s research vessel Knorr became famous for finding the Titanic. But behind the story was a secret Cold War mission to survey the wrecks of two lost nuclear submarines. This is the strange true story of how espionage and discovery collided beneath the Atlantic.

In this blog post, we will delve into the origins of the word 'Fortean' and its fascinating connection to the Dutch-American writer, Charles Fort.