Dear Scientist,
In
this book you will find the list of world’s most mythical and eerie mysteries.
This book is made for scientists, so if you are not a scientist you shouldn’t
read this book. If you are a scientist then you need to know what things you
can do your research about and maybe you will even find a new type of animals
or prove that the mysterious animals are just a myth. This book will also
provide the information that we already know about objects and places.
1.
Roswell UFO
The
sceptic journalist Ruth Bradley was asked to go on the UFO Festival in Roswell,
New Mexico. There she visited key-sites where the UFO cases unfolded.
First of
all, they went to the spot where cattle farmer came across large pieces of
debris and a huge hole in the ground.
Secondly,
the group wandered to the building 84 where the remains of the aircraft were
examined. “It was an impressive sight” – journalist says. The witnesses said
that aircraft was made of a material light as plastic, strong as steel,
impossible to burn and covered in hieroglyphics.
Thirdly,
tourists visited the town of Socorro where Lonnie Zamora reported about an
oval-shaped object with two small creatures inside.
2. Bigfoot and the other creatures
The Loren Coleman – museum owner, our fellow
scientist, cryptozoologist. He spent his whole life trying to find all of the
legendary beasts such as yetis, lake monsters, giant snakes and chupacabras.
The cryptozoologist was trying to find an evidence
of the creature’s existence such as footprints, hair samples, scratches, audio
tapes of screeches, videos and photos by camping all over the continent and abroad.
3.
Haunted Buildings in London
First
of all, the Tower of London has a long, cruel story of imprisonment, trials,
executions and torture. There are numerous stories of ghostly goings-on in the
Tower of London.
Secondly,
The Theatre Royal is the oldest working theatre in London. Many phantoms appear
here during the performances and sometimes kick actors, ushers and cleaners.
4.
Mysterious places
First
of all, in New Mexico people are constantly hearing “the Hum”. Investigators
have suggested that noise is caused by sounds produced naturally by the ear or
by waves crashing together on the ocean floor.
Secondly,
there is a tree in the middle of a desert, miles from any other form of
vegetation, with no apparent source of water. The tree survived in the desert
for 400 years.
Thirdly,
every year in the October during the full moon hundreds of red glowing balls of
light are seen shooting up and exploding in mid-air.
Finally,
the Black Mountain in Australia is formed from volcanic magma and made up of a
labyrinth of massive black boulders.
5.
Reviving
When
the last Pyrenean ibex died the species became extinct, but scientists have
already preserved the DNA samples. Using those samples and a domestic goat’s
ovary eggs they have revived the Pyrenean ibex for 7 minutes. The scientists
say that there is nothing to stop people bringing back dinosaurs.
6.
The Tunguska event
It was around 7 am on 30th June 1908 when
suddenly there was an explosion in the skies above the Podkamennay Tunguska
River. Most experts now believe that a comet or an asteroid ripped through the
sky, heated the air and eventually exploded.
