1. You never named "The Vanishing Village". There is no context to be found online except for the inhabitants of a village disappearing in 1987, but not 2023, and definitely not anything mentioned about missing buildings. 2. There is no information online about the silent symphony either, except for a few symphonic pieces written back in the day that are silent. It is certainly not a mysterious thing. 3. The disappearing satellite is a work of fiction by Igor Nowacki. At least that story was written in 2023. 4. There are thousands of phantom artists who do murals in cities across the world, and they've been doing this for decades. What is so mysterious about that? 5. We have had dozens of unknown signals come from space this year alone, usually explained by pulsars, quasars, magnetars, and other similar phenomena. We've also had gamma ray bursts, and other heavy particle bombardments. Once again, you don't mention which signal it was, who detected it, or anything. This sounds, word-for-word, like something chatGPT would write as an example of some imitation of a mystery list.
1. You never named "The Vanishing Village". There is no context to be found online except for the inhabitants of a village disappearing in 1987, but not 2023, and definitely not anything mentioned about missing buildings.
2. There is no information online about the silent symphony either, except for a few symphonic pieces written back in the day that are silent. It is certainly not a mysterious thing.
3. The disappearing satellite is a work of fiction by Igor Nowacki. At least that story was written in 2023.
4. There are thousands of phantom artists who do murals in cities across the world, and they've been doing this for decades. What is so mysterious about that?
5. We have had dozens of unknown signals come from space this year alone, usually explained by pulsars, quasars, magnetars, and other similar phenomena. We've also had gamma ray bursts, and other heavy particle bombardments. Once again, you don't mention which signal it was, who detected it, or anything.
This sounds, word-for-word, like something chatGPT would write as an example of some imitation of a mystery list.