Anomaly101

18/11/2023

Some strange things seen here:

Explore the Red Planet with the Curiosity Rover, looking at unusual rock formations and markings seen by the Mars HiRISE orbiter. ...

17/09/2023

06/09/2023

Some more strange places spotted on Goggle Earth👀

Explore the world like never before with our captivating Google Earth video tour. Embark on a virtual journey across the globe as we unveil an array of incre...

27/07/2023

17/07/2023

14/07/2023

Ghostly terrors of Tekong

Prepare to be captivated by the spine-chilling tales of Pulau Tekong Island, where whispers of paranormal activity echo through its haunted landscapes. Join ...

08/04/2023

Dangerous robots and malicious AI.

The rapid rise of robotics and artificial intelligence has many positive benefits for everyday life, but what are the risks? Could AI ultimately lead to the ...

27/03/2023

Beam me up!

18/02/2023

Secret Naval Experiments 👀

Did the US Navy make a ship disappear while conducting secret experiments? We examine the strange tale and take a look at the evidence.

20/01/2023

Bizarre things spotted on Google Earth

Looking at some more strange and unusual places found on Google Earth. Shipwrecks, UFOs and interesting structures. What do you think? Can they be explained?

11/01/2023

The Beeholder's Eye -The bee's eye is a marvel of biology. It is covered with hairs that act as a shield against pollen and consists of thousands of small lenses called ommatidia. These lenses allow the bee to see a range of colors, including ultraviolet, and are highly sensitive to movement. This enables the bee to spot flowers and other sources of nourishment, as well as evade potential threats.

But what truly sets the bee's eye apart is its structure. Unlike our own complex eyes, the bee's eye is made up of many simple eyes that work together to provide a wide-angle view of the world. With a visual field of 280 degrees, the bee can see almost everything around it without turning its head. This is particularly useful for locating flowers and avoiding predators.

In addition to its impressive visual capabilities, the bee's eye also processes information at lightning speed. This helps the bee make swift decisions about where to fly and what to do, both essential for its survival.

Overall, the bee's eye is a crucial part of its anatomy and a testament to the power of nature. It has developed over millions of years to help the bee thrive in its environment.

Text credit: Earth Unreal

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25/12/2022

Giants: Myth, Legend and Reality

We look at the stories of giant beings from around the world and search for the truth behind the legends.

11/11/2022

NASA, Aliens and God

Why did NASA hire 24 theologians? Are they discussing the existence of extra terrestrials, disclosure and the implications for humanity? How would the genera...

21/10/2022

Some very strange rocks on Mars 👀

The Mars Curiosity Rover has captured many images of the red planet, we take a closer look at some of the strange and unusual rocks spotted there. Do they sh...

17/09/2022

Wild weather around the world, is it really on the rise?

Is climate change causing the world to get hotter and wetter? We explore the evidence and take a look at our wild weather.

27/08/2022

Chislehurst caves, UK.

26/08/2022

A face on the underground, so clear that the cameras facial recognition picked it out.

04/08/2022

More Google Earth Mysteries

We take another look at some mysterious and unusual locations in Google Earth, who can explain these enigmas?

23/07/2022

CIA mind control experiments...

Did the CIA really recruit N**i doctors to perform secret experiments on people, using L*D and other drugs? We take a look at this controversial topic and ex...

03/07/2022

Strange things spotted on Google Earth, what could they be?

We take a look at some unusual sights and interesting locations on Google Earth, who can explain these mysteries?

08/05/2022

Edgar Cayce, visions of Atlantis

Edgar Cayce was an American clairvoyant and known as the sleeping prophet, he could put himself into a trance and discover information for people regarding h...

13/03/2022

Fresh crater and dunes on Mars - uahirise.org

08/03/2022

Gullies and dunes on Mars - uahirise.org

17/02/2022

News 10 Perth says this is a lightning strike, what do you think?

07/02/2022

The mysterious tale of Valiant Thor.

In 1957, an extraterrestrial named Valiant Thor allegedly landed near Washington D.C. demanding to speak with President Eisenhower.He claimed to have come fr...

01/02/2022

This is not a jewel, but a real back of Tefflus carinatus violaceus. Photo taken by Disk. Edit your capture to perfection with this amazing software: https://skylum.evyy.net/macromicroworlds
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25/12/2021

Funny rocks spotted on Mars

Some very interesting looking rocks were captured by the Mars Curiosity Rover. What could explain these strange formations? Take a look and decide for yourse...

20/12/2021

Polar sand dunes on Mars. HiRise space telscope.
https://www.uahirise.org/PSP_008968_2650

16/11/2021

Eiffel Tower in construction, Paris 1888

10/11/2021

2000 year old mosaics submerged by the Euphrates river in Zeugma, Turkey

https://museum-of-artifacts.blogspot.com/?m=1

29/10/2021

Amethyst mushroom, Elaeomyxa Cerifera.

25/10/2021

The best-preserved dinosaur ever discovered. This fossilized Nodosaurus is more than 112 million years old.

19/10/2021

Might need a ladder...

Haid Al-Jazil village, located in the district of Dawan, Hadhramaut province, Yemen.

The precarious village, which is said to date back from 500 years ago, sits atop a massive rock, rising about 150 m over the mostly deserted valley of Wadi Dawan. As per a 2004 census, the population is just of 17 people, 10 of which being members of the Al Amoudi family, living in isolation and dealing with some of the toughest topography.
Each house is constructed with mud bricks and wooden floors that separate one story from another and requires constant maintenance. It does not rain often in Wadi Dawan, but when it does, this results in flash floods. About 70% of the 45 homes have suffered the consequences of heavy rain, flash flood, erosion and a lack of regular upkeep and have turned into ruins.

📷 Ralph Roberts