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Study Suggests the Giza Pyramids May Have Been Designed to Align with Celestial Phenomena Are the pyramids the most famous monument in the world? Credit: Shutterstock

Study Suggests the Giza Pyramids May Have Been Designed to Align with Celestial Phenomena

Ivan Petricevic | Posted on December 30, 2024 |

The Giza pyramids continue to intrigue historians, engineers, and astronomers alike. A recent study delves into a previously underexplored aspect…

Ancient myths may reveal a forgotten cycle of global cataclysms Ancient myths may reveal a forgotten cycle of global cataclysms

Ancient myths may reveal a forgotten cycle of global cataclysms

Ivan Petricevic | Posted on April 29, 2025 |

Around the world, ancient myths describe devastating events—floods, fire from the sky, days of darkness, and the collapse of entire…

Are We Being Watched? Exploring the Zoo Hypothesis for Alien Life Could the galactic zoo theory explain why aliens haven’t contacted us yet? An illustration of an alien being. Depositphotos.

Are We Being Watched? Exploring the Zoo Hypothesis for Alien Life

Ivan Petricevic | Posted on December 19, 2024 |

The universe is vast, filled with billions of stars and potentially countless planets capable of hosting life. Yet, despite our…

Ten Megaliths That Push Stonehenge Into a Wider World Known as "Tombe dei Giganti," the structures are characterized by large stone slabs arranged in a semi-circular fashion. Wikimedia Commons.

Ten Megaliths That Push Stonehenge Into a Wider World

Ivan Petricevic | Posted on January 21, 2025 |

Stonehenge still earns its reputation. Its first earthwork enclosure was raised about 5,000 years ago, and the famous sarsen circle…

Did Aliens Disable Nuclear Missiles? A Former Air Force Captain Shares a Provocative Claim An illustration of a UFO flying saucer. Depositphotos.

Did Aliens Disable Nuclear Missiles? A Former Air Force Captain Shares a Provocative Claim

Ivan Petricevic | Posted on November 28, 2024 |

The idea of extraterrestrials meddling with humanity’s most destructive weapons is the stuff of science fiction—or is it? Retired U.S….

Civilization May Have Begun Before Cities Ever Rose What if the first civilizations were older than we think

Civilization May Have Begun Before Cities Ever Rose

Ivan Petricevic | Posted on May 7, 2025 |

The first chapters of civilization no longer begin where older textbooks placed them. Across Upper Mesopotamia and the southern Levant,…

Before time had names: how prehistoric people tracked eternity How did prehistoric people track time? A photo inside Newgrange. Image Credit: KEN WILLIAMS/SHADOWSANDSTONE.COM

Before time had names: how prehistoric people tracked eternity

Ivan Petricevic | Posted on April 24, 2025 |

The modern world runs on timestamps. Phones sync to network clocks; markets open and close to the second. Yet the…

10 Dark Matter Facts That Will Surprise You

10 Dark Matter Facts That Will Surprise You

Ivan Petricevic | Posted on October 12, 2025 |

Dark matter is one of the biggest mysteries of modern science, because we can’t see it, touch it or feel…

Why were so many ancient cities built on top of each other?

Why were so many ancient cities built on top of each other?

Ivan Petricevic | Posted on May 2, 2025 |

Beneath the streets of Aleppo, under the hills of Turkey, and across the plains of Mesopotamia lie the bones of…

Why the origins of civilization might lie in a forgotten Turkish hill High-quality image of some of the magnificent stone pillars in Gobekli Tepe. Credit: Shutterstock

Why the origins of civilization might lie in a forgotten Turkish hill

Ivan Petricevic | Posted on April 22, 2025 |

High on a windswept hill in southeastern Turkey, archaeologists unearthed something that could change how we understand the origins of…

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