For centuries, fossilized bones of gigantic creatures sat stored in universities with no one knowing what they were, until a British paleontologist named them “terrible lizards.”
In 1962, a landfill fire spread to the coal mines beneath Centralia, Pennsylvania. Sixty years on, the town lies abandoned — blanketed in ash and fog — and the underground fire is still burning.
Dublin becomes a celebration of Irish pride: buildings bathed in green light, traditional music filling the streets, markets serving classic Irish food, and the Grand Parade on March 17 winding through the city center with floats, leprechauns, and marching bands.
The oldest building in Madrid is over 2,200 years old — and it was brought here from Egypt.
Since the 1980s, alleged participants have come forward with accounts of experiments in electromagnetic mind control, psychic manipulation, and even time travel — all conducted at a Long Island military base the U.S. government has never officially acknowledged.
Dressed in white, with long black hair and a thirst for vengeance: The onryo has been terrorizing Japan for centuries.
