THE UNEXPLAINED

THE CRAZY SIMILARITIES BETWEEN THE TITANIC AND THE TITAN
There is a story about an English luxury ocean liner that was deemed unsinkable. On its maiden voyage, it struck an iceberg in the North Sea and went down about 400 miles from Newfoundland, Canada. You think you know this story but in fact this is the plot to a novella, written in 1898 by Morgan Robertson. This was fourteen years before the sinking of the Titanic. The similarities are spine-chilling but true.

THE DYATLOV PASS INCIDENT: THE STRANGE DEATHS OF NINE HIKERS IN RUSSIA
In late January of 1959, seven men and two women, set out on a hike through Russia’s Ural Mountains. They were all experienced ski hikers. Their goal was to reach Mount Otorten. They were never heard from again. The hiker’s tent was later found on the slopes of Kholat Syakhl (“Mountain of the Dead”), collapsed, ripped open from the inside and covered with snow. All of their belongings remained behind undisturbed.