Derinkuyu Underground City
Carved deep into Cappadocia’s soft volcanic tuff, Derinkuyu is a vertical maze of tunnels, halls, and vents that once sheltered thousands.
Dossier
Deep dives on a single mystery or site with timeline, key evidence, competing theories, and a clear takeaway
Puma Punku
Part of the Tiwanaku complex on Bolivia’s Altiplano, Puma Punku is a platform mound with shattered gateways and ultra-clean andesite cuts that fuel debate about tools, transport, and purpose. Dates cluster in the Middle Horizon, with new reconstructions and surveys still revising the picture.
Nazca Lines
Stretched across Peru’s coastal desert, the Nazca Lines form massive geometric shapes and animals made by clearing dark stones to reveal pale earth. Built roughly 200 BCE to 600 CE, they still spark debate about purpose, meaning, and how they were organized
Antikythera Mechanism
An ancient Greek device recovered from a shipwreck called the first known computer. Tracks celestial cycles with surprising precision and fuels debates about lost knowledge and ancient technology
J. Allen Hynek
Astronomer and scientific advisor to Project Blue Book who evolved from skeptic to proposing the “Close Encounter” scale. Hynek bridged government inquiry with public curiosity and shaped modern ufology.
Project Blue Book
USAF’s 1952–69 program logged 12,618 reports (701 unexplained); from the Robertson Panel to the Condon closeout ...the legacy that still shapes policy.
Karl Nell
The retired Army colonel behind the “zero doubt” line...claims, credentials, and why staged disclosure keeps surfacing