Trocer there's a dimensional vortex in the washing machine, but it only allows one through at a time.... But really, it's the sock monster, the less helpful, less welcome cousin of the tooth fairy. Taking one sock at a time to build it's nest...
The 1933 photo was proven to be fake but there were sightings dating back prior to 1933. So it was not proven that the Lock Ness Monster was fake, only that the photo was.
Agreed, honestly. C'mon. The way he dismissed the pyrimads . Please. Yes the may have gotten the stone by Nile. How the boat didn't sink, or how the got it to sight like no big deal is still very much a mystery to me.
@@amirahkukan782 There are two very simple answers to the boat problem. Water Displacement and Buoyancy. As far as getting it to the build site, who has found any evidence they did not dig out a channel the boats could make it through, which would have been filled in and wiped from history due to the sandy and windy environment? Also, water and dry, sun baked sand behaves a certain way when water is applied. It reduces friction greatly. Enough to potentially move the stones from the Nile to the build site. So many more than one person moved each stone. Logic alone dictates there would have been an entire team in charge of one stone. Possibly 100 men or more per stone. Human kind had been around a long time before these were built. We went from horses to motor vehicles to flight to space flight in much less than 100 years. Moving stone and earth was not as much of a challenge as us tech reliant, modern humans believe it to be.
I thought the same thing. For example there's really no explanation to what happened to the colonist at Roanoke but in their mind it's solved. There's only different theories but no one really knows.
Rocío Aguilera what's mysterious is after years and years of debate, it's suddenly fact. Because nobody thought of ramps and the Nile River a hundred years ago. That's like asking how guns came to be, and answering Oh us British found a Portuguese dude who made arquebus' and that's how they were made. Because pyramid rocks just carved themselves and made precise plans to position themselves in to laterally perfect lines, tunnels just formed themselves, and it all happened within a time frame that made the Chinese look like amateurs (given the size and difficulty)
Your title suggests these are newly solved by saying "at last" which means it finally happened even though some of these are old. Perhaps a title like "25 mysteries that took years to solve" or "25 now solved mysteries we wondered over for years"
You lost credibility when you didn't check your sources on the Amelia Earhart thing. Debunked multiple times. False info promoted by a specific group trying to make random items fit their preferred hypothesis. Stopped listening after that.
I just love this guy, his voice calms me for some reason and he's so perky and cheerful. I've been down and listening to these while I work on things has been lifting me up, no idea why, but its awesome. Thanks for existing man, keep being you.
From what I understand...everyone on board abandoned ship in a panic because they BELIEVED the alcohol was going to explode. Then it did not, but because of some incorrectly tied knots or whatever linking the lifeboat to the Celeste, the boats drifted apart and they couldn't get back aboard. At least thats how I heard it.
If the crew "believed" the alcohol was going to blow up, causing them to flee in a panic without leaving any indication as to why... how does one extrapolate that? There are no survivors to get that information from. Was there evidence of faulty alcohol storage? If so could you provide a reference?
Makes perfect sense. The horse lisps, so when Thor said "I'm Thor", the horse heard 'I'm sore' and suggested the man 'use your saddle, silly' to not be sore any longer. Pretty lame, kind of insulting, but completely understandable. Thilly.
All 25 listed in order for anyone who wants to scan and see if the vid is worth watching: 25: Thors hammer 24: Martin Bormann 23: Fairy circles of Namib desert 22: King Tut's tomb 21: City of Troy 20: Titanic 19: Mina mounds of western washington 18: Nazca lines 17: Ourang Medan ghost ship 16: The pyramids 15: Roanoke colony 14: Amelia Earheart 13: Bermuda triangle 12: Flying dutchman 11: Sailing stones in death valley 10: Mary Celeste ship 9: Sewer monsters 8: Corpse candles 7: UFO sightings 6: Crystal skulls 5: Belmez faces 4: Loch ness monster 3: Romanov massacre 2: Auras 1: Human magnetism FYI list25, you should post this in your vid description to save viewers 8 minutes and 41 seconds of their lives. I knew all but Martin Bormann and the Belmez faces. Recycled content once again.
So the theories you express are fact? The alcohol fire theory for Mary Celeste was one of the initial possible explanations but it was not proven to be the reason why the ship was abandoned. To state that the Avro aerocar was the source of UFO sightings is poor scholarship. It only "flew" a few times in a very limited geographic area and at very low altitudes. To simply say the Nazca lines were drawn with sticks and rope dismisses miles of geogyphys. How were the designs surveyed? It is a pretty sure bet that some of the rocks for the pyramids were floated on the Nile to their destination from the distant quarries. The question remains how were over 1,000,000 blocks installed with such precision in a limited amount of time? The Great Pyramid is one of the most precisely constructed building on Earth. Also no modern attempt to build even a 1/25 scale version of the period using available technology has been successful. Every attempt has had to fall back on Modern lifting technology. In addition the many precision surfaces that have been noted since the original survey by Finders Petrie have never been duplicated by known ancient methodology. In fact many of the stone artifacts from Egypt, such as the sarcophagus in the Kings Chamber would be extremely difficult to duplicate using our current technology. Your state that the person who photographed the Lock Ness Monster admitted his picture was a fake. You probably mean the Surgeon's Photo. However his is not the only photo and other photographers stick by their images as authentic. Poor work
Those crystal skulls have not only been proved to be machined, but through comparing machining marks been proved to be from a backstreet machine shop in Paris in the 1850's.
I always wondered about the pyramids and Nazca Lines. And after this video, I still am. SpongeBob has a much better explanation for the Flying Dutchman.
Meanwhile in Lake Loch Ness.... Nessie: Hah! Those humans finally believe I'm fake! Hopefully now I don't have to worry about hiding from tourists as much!
I love your channel but I disagree with most of your "findings" in this video. I was really hoping for some answers to mysteries that were more than theorized.
#24: It's safe to say he would be dead by now anyway (unless the nazis discovered some immortality elixir), so finding his grave doesn't solve any questions. The question was, how did he flee the Third Empire and what did he do afterwards? #1: First, we all sweat and have skin oils, yet very few people can demonstrate this phenomenon; second, this hypothesis is very easy to test (just wipe the skin clean) and scientists have already tested it (because of course, they did). So the secret has to be something else.
Addendum on the Loch Ness Monster: Yes, the famous surgeon's photo was a hoax. But the other sightings of unusual creatures in the loch are actually a giant species of catfish that members of the royal family during the Middle Ages, I suppose that lived near the loch imported so they could fish them for sport. They are huge, have long lifespans and are not endemic to Scottish lakes.
The Avrocar never flew more than three feet off the ground. NO ONE would have confused that aeronautical dead end as a UFO. Odds are the UFO's that were seen out west were things like Lockheed black projects flying out of Groom Lake.
Number 13, the Bermuda Triangle has, in fact, been explained, not in terms of the _number_ of ships and planes that have disappeared in that area, but in the _percentage_ of ships and planes disappearing in that region. It turns out, _that_ is not dramatically different. This region picked up a reputation as a place where ships and planes have a higher tendency to disappear just because people noticed that they tended to _hear_ more about ships and planes disappearing in that region. But, of course, the reason they were _hearing_ about them so much more often, the reason it was _happening_ so much more often, was because there were more ships and planes traveling _through_ that region at the time.
Remember that time the Egyptians found massive ass stones and cut them with laser-like precision and then transported these ridiculously heavy stone blocks by river an insanely far distance and then built the pyramids by pushing these blocks up a simple ramp? Me either. Because it never fucking happened.
How was the Roanoke Colony disappearance in any way solved? To this day no one knows what happened to the colonist. There are multiple theories but none have been proven.
The UFO sightings in the US in areas like New Mexico, Nevada, and California can also be explained as being top secret test aircraft from the Groom Lake air base (Area 51), like the SR-71 or F-117.
What’s the soundtrack you guys used and where can I find it doing a haunted house this year and just bought the speakers one of the rooms this would be perfect for
I have to agree with everyone else here, this list really should have been better researched. Most of these "solutions" are only really theories at best (although plausible ones in some cases). I've been loving all your lists so far, but this one disappointed me. Oh, by the way, Heinrich Schliemann's last name is pronounced SHLEE-MANN not SHLY-MANN.
mike! just a special thanks to these finds and links to these. just another Florida viewer who likes what he sees and not kill the messenger (LOL). you boys be safe now and again "THANKS!"
In honor of students past, could you do a List 25 about students that did something incredible? For example, the kid who invented a more efficient sandbag filler?
I'm not saying the Loch Ness monster exists but the fact that the first photo of it has been proven to be a fake doesn't explain the fact that there are records of it going back to 565 CE. It is said that St Columba saw it while sailing up Loch Ness to proselytise to the King of the Northern Picts at Inverness.
The Roanoke Colony is still not solved. No colonist nor their remains have ever been found. Abandoned, derelict ships have been known to be moved around the oceans by currents and trade winds, these are believed to be the cause of the "Flying Dutchman" sightings. The Mary Celeste's cargo of alcohol did not blow up as the ship was intact with no sign of distress when found. A official Royal Navy report concluded that the crew may have believed the cargo had become volatile and was going to blow up, but it did not.
Re: #18: Actually, the Nazca lines could be seen from the tops of nearby mountains at they time they were made. The area, as it turns out, is geologically active, and these mountains are not as tall as they used to be. It is believed that the images were built to honor the gods. Re: #8: The alcohol didn't really blow up. What happened was this: There were storms in the area, and the alcohol (which had been poorly sealed in their casks) reacted with the water in the air to form a mist that looks a lot like smoke. The crew saw this smoke, thought the ship was on fire and abandoned it. Re: #4: other sightings of the Loch Ness Monster have been debunked as being a creature known as the Greenland Shark. Loch Ness has an open outlet to the sea, and in times of flood, the Greenland Shark can run up this outlet and find itself in the Loch. Re: #3: A woman later found claiming to be Anastasia was later discovered to be a Dutch woman that had disappeared about the same time.
Martin Bormann: "his body was found in an unmarked grave" - where? Germany? and how do they know it's him? As they probably didn't have any DNA samples from Bormann alive to compare to the body's DNA [] The problem with Schliemann's discovery of Troy was that he was obsessed with finding the classical level, destroying so much more recent [though still ancient] history in his obsession. So glad you said "Mary Celeste" - I've no idea where the "Marie" came from, but so many people still do it.
error error. The ship and its captain are based on an actual ship that was lost at sea. This ship was never found by anybody. It is claimed that the ship is seen around the southern parts of the Atlantic near Africa. The ship is doomed to sail the seas forever so the story goes. It also has been said about if you see the ship doom is coming.
Every source I've ever come across said the AvroCar ever barely got off the ground. That's why the project never went anywhere - it just didn't work that well (note the 4 sticks coming off the bottom which were needed to keep the craft itself from slamming into the ground as it bobbed around in the air). Maybe someone could make one work today but to imply the military had them buzzing around the skies in the 50s is just ridiculous.
Yes... But the biggest mystery is...
Where does my other sock go whenever I put a pair in the washing machine???
Trocer there's a dimensional vortex in the washing machine, but it only allows one through at a time....
But really, it's the sock monster, the less helpful, less welcome cousin of the tooth fairy. Taking one sock at a time to build it's nest...
Trocer Yes! I wonder this daily
Trocer I had a match for all my socks this time.... does that mean I didn't lose any socks or lost an even number of socks?
Trocer it either goes under the tube or under the dryer
It time travels to a parallel universe
I guess the term 'solved' is used very loosely for some of these.
That's for sure
The 1933 photo was proven to be fake but there were sightings dating back prior to 1933. So it was not proven that the Lock Ness Monster was fake, only that the photo was.
Oh dear, someone needs to fire their researcher....incorrect and poor information for the most part
Daren Smerdon Surprised we didn't see Dyatlov Pass finally explained in this video.
Agreed, honestly. C'mon. The way he dismissed the pyrimads . Please. Yes the may have gotten the stone by Nile. How the boat didn't sink, or how the got it to sight like no big deal is still very much a mystery to me.
Which one?
Amen most if not all of what he said is crap
@@amirahkukan782
There are two very simple answers to the boat problem.
Water Displacement and Buoyancy.
As far as getting it to the build site, who has found any evidence they did not dig out a channel the boats could make it through, which would have been filled in and wiped from history due to the sandy and windy environment?
Also, water and dry, sun baked sand behaves a certain way when water is applied. It reduces friction greatly.
Enough to potentially move the stones from the Nile to the build site.
So many more than one person moved each stone. Logic alone dictates there would have been an entire team in charge of one stone. Possibly 100 men or more per stone.
Human kind had been around a long time before these were built.
We went from horses to motor vehicles to flight to space flight in much less than 100 years.
Moving stone and earth was not as much of a challenge as us tech reliant, modern humans believe it to be.
"mysteries finally solved"
followed by
"its POSSIBLE the remains MAY be Amelia's"
that means its not solved
Sunset Shimmer Gaming min f.ffftf😍😍😍😜:-*:-*;-)
They should use dna to solve it, I’m sure she must have living relatives
They're not even sure what the gender of the remains is.
Much like the UFO entry.
"MAY be Amelia Earhart" is not a solution, its yet another conjecture. I agree, its probably Earhart but probably does not a solution make!
The mystery of the pyramids has not been solved. That's just a theory you're peddling as fact.
Yes it has. You foo
@@KillbotSw I pity the fool that thinks like you :P
KillobotSw I guess u receiving generic answers satisfies ur already shallow mind well.....
Lets not forget those blocks were 5 and 6 tons each. Machinery today struggles to move stuff that heavy.
It's cute how you think you've found the answer to half of these.
I thought the same thing. For example there's really no explanation to what happened to the colonist at Roanoke but in their mind it's solved. There's only different theories but no one really knows.
Or the theory or Amelia, the Celest and the mounds. That's why he couldn't indulge on any topic for more than 30 seconds.
I loved the pyramids one. They drove in the rocks by boat on the nyle and just pushed them up a ramp. lol
castilllione Yes, transportation of extremely heavy stones by means of a river sounds mysterious too
Rocío Aguilera what's mysterious is after years and years of debate, it's suddenly fact. Because nobody thought of ramps and the Nile River a hundred years ago. That's like asking how guns came to be, and answering Oh us British found a Portuguese dude who made arquebus' and that's how they were made. Because pyramid rocks just carved themselves and made precise plans to position themselves in to laterally perfect lines, tunnels just formed themselves, and it all happened within a time frame that made the Chinese look like amateurs (given the size and difficulty)
Your title suggests these are newly solved by saying "at last" which means it finally happened even though some of these are old. Perhaps a title like "25 mysteries that took years to solve" or "25 now solved mysteries we wondered over for years"
Niamh J
How about “25 Mysteries that didn’t shut you the fuck up?”
Trevor Scott I just made a comment, you're the one who went out of their way to tell me to shut the fuck up with a terrible joke lmao
solved? half are theorized not solved
I feel like none of these have been 'solved' at all. Especially the Roanoke one. Yup stuff was left behind but where did they go?
Aliens (rolls eyes)
#24: more info on that is he was found in a Jewish graveyard in full uniform, rather ironic, no?
You lost credibility when you didn't check your sources on the Amelia Earhart thing. Debunked multiple times. False info promoted by a specific group trying to make random items fit their preferred hypothesis. Stopped listening after that.
Danarra Ban that and he say "may be her" That doesn't sound solved to me
I just love this guy, his voice calms me for some reason and he's so perky and cheerful. I've been down and listening to these while I work on things has been lifting me up, no idea why, but its awesome. Thanks for existing man, keep being you.
Question, if the alcohol blew up on the Celeste, why was there no damage?
From what I understand...everyone on board abandoned ship in a panic because they BELIEVED the alcohol was going to explode. Then it did not, but because of some incorrectly tied knots or whatever linking the lifeboat to the Celeste, the boats drifted apart and they couldn't get back aboard. At least thats how I heard it.
If the crew "believed" the alcohol was going to blow up, causing them to flee in a panic without leaving any indication as to why... how does one extrapolate that? There are no survivors to get that information from. Was there evidence of faulty alcohol storage? If so could you provide a reference?
The god of war named Thor came down a-riding on his filly. "I'm Thor! He cried and the horse replied: "Well uthe your thaddle, thilly"
Makes perfect sense. The horse lisps, so when Thor said "I'm Thor", the horse heard 'I'm sore' and suggested the man 'use your saddle, silly' to not be sore any longer. Pretty lame, kind of insulting, but completely understandable. Thilly.
Thor never rode a horse. He rode a cart pulled by a goat.
All 25 listed in order for anyone who wants to scan and see if the vid is worth watching:
25: Thors hammer
24: Martin Bormann
23: Fairy circles of Namib desert
22: King Tut's tomb
21: City of Troy
20: Titanic
19: Mina mounds of western washington
18: Nazca lines
17: Ourang Medan ghost ship
16: The pyramids
15: Roanoke colony
14: Amelia Earheart
13: Bermuda triangle
12: Flying dutchman
11: Sailing stones in death valley
10: Mary Celeste ship
9: Sewer monsters
8: Corpse candles
7: UFO sightings
6: Crystal skulls
5: Belmez faces
4: Loch ness monster
3: Romanov massacre
2: Auras
1: Human magnetism
FYI list25, you should post this in your vid description to save viewers 8 minutes and 41 seconds of their lives. I knew all but Martin Bormann and the Belmez faces. Recycled content once again.
You knew about the gopher mounds?
Eh, it's a living.
James Bone I guess it's all abwt you you YOU. The fuck man...
So the theories you express are fact? The alcohol fire theory for Mary Celeste was one of the initial possible explanations but it was not proven to be the reason why the ship was abandoned. To state that the Avro aerocar was the source of UFO sightings is poor scholarship. It only "flew" a few times in a very limited geographic area and at very low altitudes. To simply say the Nazca lines were drawn with sticks and rope dismisses miles of geogyphys. How were the designs surveyed? It is a pretty sure bet that some of the rocks for the pyramids were floated on the Nile to their destination from the distant quarries. The question remains how were over 1,000,000 blocks installed with such precision in a limited amount of time? The Great Pyramid is one of the most precisely constructed building on Earth. Also no modern attempt to build even a 1/25 scale version of the period using available technology has been successful. Every attempt has had to fall back on Modern lifting technology. In addition the many precision surfaces that have been noted since the original survey by Finders Petrie have never been duplicated by known ancient methodology. In fact many of the stone artifacts from Egypt, such as the sarcophagus in the Kings Chamber would be extremely difficult to duplicate using our current technology. Your state that the person who photographed the Lock Ness Monster admitted his picture was a fake. You probably mean the Surgeon's Photo. However his is not the only photo and other photographers stick by their images as authentic.
Poor work
here's one, why did we lose great musicians like David Bowie and Prince, yet Kanye West and Iggy are still here?
Click bait
#4 Photo is a hoax, but the real Nessie went back inside her house to get $3.50
She ain't gettin' no tree fiddy from me!!!
Those crystal skulls have not only been proved to be machined, but through comparing machining marks been proved to be from a backstreet machine shop in Paris in the 1850's.
Yea. They say MOST of them were made by modern day tools BUT there is a handful that can be explained how they were made.
Love these videos - Mike & Tristan are hilarious together!
I always wondered about the pyramids and Nazca Lines. And after this video, I still am. SpongeBob has a much better explanation for the Flying Dutchman.
List 25 You guys are awesome! I love the humor at the end of your videos! I appreciate a good sense of humor!! 😎
Meanwhile in Lake Loch Ness....
Nessie: Hah! Those humans finally believe I'm fake! Hopefully now I don't have to worry about hiding from tourists as much!
awesome video guys!
I love watching list25 and Mike is my favorite.
Well thank you!
list25 Thank you! You are my favorite channel on TH-cam!
I love your channel but I disagree with most of your "findings" in this video. I was really hoping for some answers to mysteries that were more than theorized.
omigosh I'm laughing so hard imagining gophers just taking large amounts of dirt from places and making giant mounds
#24: It's safe to say he would be dead by now anyway (unless the nazis discovered some immortality elixir), so finding his grave doesn't solve any questions. The question was, how did he flee the Third Empire and what did he do afterwards?
#1: First, we all sweat and have skin oils, yet very few people can demonstrate this phenomenon; second, this hypothesis is very easy to test (just wipe the skin clean) and scientists have already tested it (because of course, they did). So the secret has to be something else.
I love this channel so much! I have something to watch before school
1:20 Something that was solved/found in the 1920’s should not be on this list
"Hunting Hitler" disproved the theory that the body in the unmarked grave in 1999 was that of Martin Bormann.
Addendum on the Loch Ness Monster: Yes, the famous surgeon's photo was a hoax. But the other sightings of unusual creatures in the loch are actually a giant species of catfish that members of the royal family during the Middle Ages, I suppose that lived near the loch imported so they could fish them for sport. They are huge, have long lifespans and are not endemic to Scottish lakes.
Another mystery is where does my search history go after ever after noon?
The Avrocar never flew more than three feet off the ground. NO ONE would have confused that aeronautical dead end as a UFO. Odds are the UFO's that were seen out west were things like Lockheed black projects flying out of Groom Lake.
Super brief details
Great video!
Learn something new every time i watch your videos! Gd job and thks!🤔
I told you I would solve them :)
Wait, I'm confused.. The croatoan mystery was solved.. but unsolved? They found european stuff on a nearby island... But no survivors?
4:43 - The pioneers used to ride these babies for miles.
I love listening to unsolved mysteries while sipping Chamomile tea 😊
Can you please do a video with mysteries solved recently? Like within the last 2 years?
Ilana Gabbay I think that's what we all thought this was
So glad all those UFO sightings were solved...
list25 I love you guys! Have an amazing day! Look forward to the next video!
If you do a little more research on the Avrocar, you’ll find out it never got more than 6 feet off the ground.
Great Video Once Again Guys!
Some of these mysteries have solutions that are really old. The discovery of King Tut's tomb was a century ago, that is no longer a mystery!
Daddy had enough magnetism to stop watches. So there.
What about the statues on Easter Island?
#9 was really the Ninja Turtles.
Not trying to take away from the List 25 video but what's the name or link of the background music playing? It was very euphoric.
Another big mystery solved. Mike is a Gemini. Explains a LOT!
Did you just debunk/solved ALL UFO Sightings or just the one you mentioned? Just curious! ;)
Super, so well narrated with a sense of humour.
great video man :)
They actually have NO clue what happened to Roanoaks inhabitants
LMBO Tristan! I completely lost it. :-D
Number 13, the Bermuda Triangle has, in fact, been explained, not in terms of the _number_ of ships and planes that have disappeared in that area, but in the _percentage_ of ships and planes disappearing in that region. It turns out, _that_ is not dramatically different. This region picked up a reputation as a place where ships and planes have a higher tendency to disappear just because people noticed that they tended to _hear_ more about ships and planes disappearing in that region. But, of course, the reason they were _hearing_ about them so much more often, the reason it was _happening_ so much more often, was because there were more ships and planes traveling _through_ that region at the time.
Remember that time the Egyptians found massive ass stones and cut them with laser-like precision and then transported these ridiculously heavy stone blocks by river an insanely far distance and then built the pyramids by pushing these blocks up a simple ramp?
Me either. Because it never fucking happened.
How was the Roanoke Colony disappearance in any way solved? To this day no one knows what happened to the colonist. There are multiple theories but none have been proven.
Thors hammer... The real one is the one you can't lift.
The UFO sightings in the US in areas like New Mexico, Nevada, and California can also be explained as being top secret test aircraft from the Groom Lake air base (Area 51), like the SR-71 or F-117.
I love this channel so much
At #16 I'm wodndering if you're going to start one off without saying "for years" 😂
What’s the soundtrack you guys used and where can I find it doing a haunted house this year and just bought the speakers one of the rooms this would be perfect for
Song is Strange Stuff by Matt Harris. It can be found in the TH-cam creator library. - Juan
Best list ever!!!!!
The King Kong movie is what caused people to claim to see a dinosaur and that's what started the legend of Nessie.
I have to agree with everyone else here, this list really should have been better researched. Most of these "solutions" are only really theories at best (although plausible ones in some cases). I've been loving all your lists so far, but this one disappointed me. Oh, by the way, Heinrich Schliemann's last name is pronounced SHLEE-MANN not SHLY-MANN.
mike! just a special thanks to these finds and links to these. just another Florida viewer who likes what he sees and not kill the messenger (LOL). you boys be safe now and again "THANKS!"
wow, these are so vague with such little information there's no point in watching this... what cuk...
A lot of easy answers but no facts!
can you and triston make video together
*Tristan*
muhd akib mohd fuad that is the worst fucking idea I bet you've ever had
We've made plenty together. A personal favorite: th-cam.com/video/LeNQJX16970/w-d-xo.html ~Mike
list25 hey mike xd
Hello! ~Mike
In honor of students past, could you do a List 25 about students that did something incredible? For example, the kid who invented a more efficient sandbag filler?
I'm not saying the Loch Ness monster exists but the fact that the first photo of it has been proven to be a fake doesn't explain the fact that there are records of it going back to 565 CE. It is said that St Columba saw it while sailing up Loch Ness to proselytise to the King of the Northern Picts at Inverness.
The Roanoke Colony is still not solved. No colonist nor their remains have ever been found.
Abandoned, derelict ships have been known to be moved around the oceans by currents and trade winds, these are believed to be the cause of the "Flying Dutchman" sightings.
The Mary Celeste's cargo of alcohol did not blow up as the ship was intact with no sign of distress when found. A official Royal Navy report concluded that the crew may have believed the cargo had become volatile and was going to blow up, but it did not.
Entertaining. I liked it. I enjoy your content.
How about a list of 25 unsolved murders where the murderer was likely acquitted?
Sad how you presented so many theories as known fact... This is not up to your usual standards!
Re: #18: Actually, the Nazca lines could be seen from the tops of nearby mountains at they time they were made. The area, as it turns out, is geologically active, and these mountains are not as tall as they used to be. It is believed that the images were built to honor the gods.
Re: #8: The alcohol didn't really blow up. What happened was this: There were storms in the area, and the alcohol (which had been poorly sealed in their casks) reacted with the water in the air to form a mist that looks a lot like smoke. The crew saw this smoke, thought the ship was on fire and abandoned it.
Re: #4: other sightings of the Loch Ness Monster have been debunked as being a creature known as the Greenland Shark. Loch Ness has an open outlet to the sea, and in times of flood, the Greenland Shark can run up this outlet and find itself in the Loch.
Re: #3: A woman later found claiming to be Anastasia was later discovered to be a Dutch woman that had disappeared about the same time.
Sorry, but things DO stick to me... Given enough Superglue, I can stick to things.
weakness, try and find a mystery that wasn't solved a hundred years ago, and don't get tunnel vision when you 'solve' these
I like all of these
Why can’t dna confirm Arhearts bones on the island?
Great video .
Why are most of the comments saying the list is wrong rather than just enjoying the video for what it is?
Great video!Itwill make the chatters & producers of Strange Mysteries videos look like fools.
Ty for the video,despite its inaccuracies.😊(I 'm fussy)
Martin Bormann: "his body was found in an unmarked grave" - where? Germany? and how do they know it's him? As they probably didn't have any DNA samples from Bormann alive to compare to the body's DNA
[] The problem with Schliemann's discovery of Troy was that he was obsessed with finding the classical level, destroying so much more recent [though still ancient] history in his obsession.
So glad you said "Mary Celeste" - I've no idea where the "Marie" came from, but so many people still do it.
hahaha good example was in the last part on which smartphone trying to stick on his roughly beard cheecks hahaha
Static can also cause things to stick to the human body, but the objects have to be very light like plastic.
error error. The ship and its captain are based on an actual ship that was lost at sea. This ship was never found by anybody. It is claimed that the ship is seen around the southern parts of the Atlantic near Africa. The ship is doomed to sail the seas forever so the story goes. It also has been said about if you see the ship doom is coming.
Gopher mounds ... LOL!
LOVED IT
this guy looks like Dean Cain hahaha.. love the videos bro keep up the good work
This guy can sum up the answers to the universe in one sentence .Hollow .
Your answers are so vague, need more details.
Every source I've ever come across said the AvroCar ever barely got off the ground. That's why the project never went anywhere - it just didn't work that well (note the 4 sticks coming off the bottom which were needed to keep the craft itself from slamming into the ground as it bobbed around in the air). Maybe someone could make one work today but to imply the military had them buzzing around the skies in the 50s is just ridiculous.
Excellent news ☺
Awwwww nothing is caused by either supernatural stuff or aliens
the avro car could not fly. just hover slightly above the ground