The Voynich Manuscript is a book written in an unknown language that has defied all attempts of decipherment. It is named after the book dealer who owned it in 1912. It is filled with illustrations of plants and other such things. It’s believed to have originated from Northern Italy. The purpose, author, and meaning…
Here’s another riddle for you guys since you enjoy them so much. Shout out to Juna and Chloe for getting the last one right. Two sisters are born on the same day on the same year but they are not twins. How is this possible? Good luck!
I feel like my last riddle was too easy so I’m here to redeem myself. Because of that you get two riddles today. Shout out to Chloe for being the first person to answer the last one. A man was born in 2001 but he is 33 years old. How is this possible? Good…
I’ve got a new riddle for you. But first, I’m going to shout out the winners from last riddle. Mia, Chloe, and Madison. I have cities, but no houses. I have mountains, but no trees. I have water, but no fish. What am I?
I want to try to occasionally post a riddle for you guys to try to solve in the comments and I will shout out the first person to get it right in another post. Today’s riddle is: The more you take, the more you leave behind. What is it? Good luck!
The Mary Celeste was a ship found adrift the Atlantic Ocean on December 4, 1872. It was in good condition and had food and cargo, but the captain, crew, and his family had vanished. The ship wasn’t attacked and personal belongings were in place, but the ship’s lifeboat and navigation papers were missing. There…
Yes, you read that correctly. Books. Since this website is all about mysteries from throughout history it’s only right we talk about mysteries from my history. Books like The Boxcar Children and the Framed series. These were books I read when I was younger that shaped my love for mysteries. The first book in…
Point Nemo is the most isolated spot on the ocean, and here is where the mystery comes in, in 1997 there was a mysterious “Bloop” noise underwater. Initially some people thought that it could be a sea monster, a massive sea creature, or military activity. There were some other theories that it was caused…
I know that this is more often associated with myth, but I decided that I was going to do a post about leprechauns in honor of Saint Patrick’s Day this month. Let’s start with the basic that everybody probably knows, leprechauns are often depicted as small men with red beards and green coats who…
Stonehenge in Wiltshire, England was constructed in phases between 3100 BC and 1600 BC. It was built by successive groups of Neolithic people in Britain. The mystery in this is how they transported the giant stones and the purpose behind it. Stonehenge started as a burial site with the stones added in a later…