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I actually just learned from a show called Mysteries at the Museum that #13 was solved. A scientist/researcher figured out that dogs (mainly German Shepherds, Golden Retrievers, etc) were jumping over the Overtoun Bridge because they smelled minks and now there is a sign on the bridge telling people to keep their dogs on a leash. I know this isn't a Top 20 Unsolved Mysteries video but I just thought I would share information that I learned :)
Seriously? I hear that their was a low noise being admitted that human ears could not hear. They told what t was but I don't remember. I wish that when science *proved* something, the settle on the WHAT they proved.
@@nobodyuknow6337 Mm i m a dog owner, for long.. I don t agree with the odor theory...and not with the "suicide "theory...sure not! A dog is the opposite of a human,. They always choose to live even injured, even without legs or with half of the head severed... It's a precise point, at the end of the Overtoun bridge.... it's under this precise point...ghost calling dogs? a infrasound? a dog was jumping, got injured, but tried to jump again! a net around the place can help,lol! sorry for my English,I'm french^^
@@patricialovely-broderick5023 omg thank you! it s quite a compliment! what a shame you can't hear me speak English... you see macron? well... it’s worse lol
I'm an Unsolved Mysteries addict and the blobs story always stayed with me. As a kid, I thought no way our government would do it on purpose. 35 years later, I know damned well they would & most likely DID.
My late aunt and uncle lived in Phoenix and saw the Phoenix lights, I was so damn jealous of them because I had visited them a year or two before, and man I wished it had happened while I was in town. It's been so long I've forgotten their exact descriptions of it, but they were pretty much what everyone else says about them. She was pretty excited about it.
We've had an odd experience once here too, never knew about the lights til yrs later. I was a kid and my family were in our backyard looking out something flaming like, was close to the ground, at a point thought a fire but there's was something so weird about it, It was in a neighborhood too. Our neighbors were outside, they kept saying it was alien like. We see a random helicopter waving us to go inside. We do , just remember silence her making a call, everyone huddled together unsure. Twas in the early 2000's around there. It's weird recalling it, feels like a dream almost, except it wasn't. It's a "oh yeah.. Did you remember that weird time" You missed out indeed 😂
Life really is paranormal. If some people haven't gone through anything yet, then that is their experience and they won't understand until they have their own unexplainable, strange or bizarre thing happen to them or someone they love. Those who have had these odd moments know better than to doubt anyone. At this point I know that anything is possible. There's enough people on the internet who have their own stories that most will admit they believe in the paranormal nowadays. The people who still don't believe will diminish in the next few generations because cameras are everywhere. The truth always comes out eventually.
@@lorimiller4301 indeed and agree. A lot of weird sht that we rather tend to stay quiet about because of it. But I think it's also since there are others that ruin it for others by faking it to grab attention. That's what sucks. Think that's what makes it harder to believe and trust.
I lived there for 10 years & didn't see a hint of anything. Except during the 2020 riots. Then I saw helicopters flying around & around my building, for hours!! I'm not a believer in aliens, but just b/c **I** haven't seen one, doesn't mean they don't exist. But until I see one w/ my own eyes, I'm a skeptic.
@@theartoonnerdologist411 I think Max Headroom only had one season. It wasn't the greatest show. I just remember thinking how cool the future is with how the premise ran. It's a good time waster.
1:00 This is not the only road-like structure on Earth. If conditions are just right magma or lava can cool and solidify into large, regular (sometimes extremely regular) crystal structures. Such structures can be found all over the Earth. The giant's causeway is just one. Another is found not far from where I live in Oregon.
Indeed. If you placed the limestone pavement in Yorkshire called "Malham Cove" in the Yorkshire Dales underwater and buried all but the last 2-3 feet of it in sand, you'd get the so-called Bimini Road.
Why do people hate on this channel lol. This takes so much research and time to make these videos so amazing. Y’all are mad that you’ve heard of some of these before??😭😭
We're mad because the claim is "mysteries you've never heard of" and that's not at all true. As far as a lot of research. Sure, if lifting the script of any of the other 100s of RUclips videos that already covered all these counts as a lot of research.
Some ppl don't have a promised set of tomorrow's. So when you expect things to be as advertised and they aren't and you have already experienced the 20 min of content before its a feeling that you've been misled and had something taken from you. I imagine if you are healthy and young this is a uncanny thing to comprehend. Which is basically the point. But just saying not tryna hate on you for asking a valid question or anything.
@@sundalangur3250I wouldn't say "at all true", at least, not for everybody. Although, I'd heard of most of them, there were others that were new to me. Not trying to anger you, I promise. It's just that though there might be some people who've previously heard of all entries(maybe even most people), some of us are still around that are still learning stuff new to us.😊
@joeymorvant161 fair enough. Much like WatchMojo, I was hyperbolic in my statements. Not leaving room for the percentage of people that are still new to the world of creepy mysteries and/or new to WatchMojo in general. I welcome you. Stick around long enough, and you'll see, as others have said, this channel likes to recycle content a lot. Heed my advice. Watch videos on the channel sparingly so the magic remains as long as possible.
I grew up in Philadelphia and have seen the Toynbee tiles my whole life and always assumed that it was an art installation considering the area of the city that they’re placed in. I never knew of the mystery surrounding them, or that they were even in other cities until I got older
The Jamison’s town is about 30 miles. I was there a lot for sports and I can tell you the area in which they disappeared had a ton of drug activity. It’s an extremely isolated area.
I had previously read about the feet washing up, a couple of instances of "spontaneous combustion" and the Overtoun bridge but not most of the others. A great-aunt whom I never knew died of the 'sleeping sickness". A truly interesting video - thank you for posting it.
The disappearance of the USS Cyclops is hardly a mystery, if you look into it. Two of her three sister ships also disappeared, suggesting a design flaw in the Proteus-class ships. In addition, there was often found to be damage to the internal structural beams of ore-carrying ships due to the cargo chemically reacting with the metal.
Exactly. The Bermuda Triangle is also not any big mystery if you use a little common sense. It’s got very deep water, and it’s smack in the middle of a heavily trafficked shipping lane. The chances of ships sinking due to the frequent tropical storms in the area along with the depth of the water means that when they do sink, they probably won’t be found. It’s really no different a principle than how there are more car accidents on heavily traveled interstates than there are on mostly empty country roads. Are aliens making the cars wreck, or is it just that more people driving on a particular road mean that the chances are higher of accidents occurring?
I know there are perfectly logical reasons for disappearing ships and planes in the Bermuda area and others, but I didn't know about the sister ships. That's just sad. :( It would make a great book written by the right person with an understanding of both engineering and chemistry.
Atlantis wasn't anymore a real place than Gotham, as Plato indicated in the story of it, and it was centuries later that people started inexplicably believing that it was.
At least Gotham was a real place...it was the name of a jewlery store where Bill Finger got the name in a New York city phone book. Atlantis is just another name for Island of Atlas, but it's thought that Plato renamed it Island of Atlas after another urban legend that came before it from the Egyptian Thera eruption.
Tunguska is neither particularly mysterious nor something I never heard of. In fact, I have heard of it many dozens of times. It was even referenced in an episode of the original Star Trek series.
@@ms.annthrope415 Yup. They couldn't have picked a better known 'mystery' than this one, and it barely even qualifies as a mystery as most believe it was a bigger and badder version of 2013's Chelyabinsk event.
At time about 18:30 talking about a strange language . It's only just recently a you tube video showing a very old stone tablet engraved with a language that no one could understand was deciphered by using a modern A I . Maybe this could be the answer to deciphering this language of "The Voynich Manuscript" . Good Luck !
I heard some speculation that people who have "spontaneously combusted" may have had diabetic ketoacidosis. If a lethal level of ketones builds up in a person's body and a burning cigarette or a candle is nearby, maybe it's possible for the ketones to fuel the fire?
I've heard some theories about the Voynich manuscript actually being a textbook passed around by various midwifes in order to train others in the art. The book does show mandrake roots and other symbols associated with fertility and reproduction. I can see this being akin to how a community of Chinese women created a secret language called Nushu to communicate without the men in their life knowing. Maybe the mysterious language was one shared by a select group of women and unfortunately, it was forgotten over the years, the only reminder being this strange book. Then again, knowing how entrenched sexism remains despite our best efforts, people are probably more willing to entertain the possibility of aliens having written it, rather than women.
The sister ship to the USS Cyclops, the USS Jupiter, would be converted to the USS Langley (CV-1) in 1920. The Langley was the first US aircraft carrier. (It was not the first as-designed carrier though. That honor goes to the USS Ranger CV-4) Two other sister ships of the USS Cyclops, the USS Proteus and the USS Nereus, were lost during WWII while sailing along the same route that the Jupiter was sailing when she was lost. Both the Proteus and Nereus were in civilian service at the time of their loss. (Source: Wikipedia.)
The sleeping sickness hit my area and led to a buried alive incident. It caused locals to take extra precautions to determine if one had died or not. The fear existed in folks up until the last of them died in the 1990’s.
One Crazy thing about the Phoenix lights is the mayor I believe did a press conference with one of his friends dressed up like an alien kind of mocking everybody who had seen something. I believe hes changed his tune since but it was kind of cold blooded
I have an old relative from hundreds of years ago in France that was an "expert" in spontaneous human combustion. I always thought that was pretty cool but when it comes to this case in particular she had an oxygen tank and she smoked. It sounds like a pretty closed case to me
@18:49 - The Voynich book is now ONLINE!!!!!! You can now download the entire book and ponder it at your leisure. Sorry - don't have the link handy but I did download the entire book (and a couple more) and plan on working on figuring it out. But right now - just enjoying the video!
I saw it, but had no clue what I was watching, and was not paying wasn't much attention. Now it's weird to rethink it, because it blew right over my head. A co-worker had told me about it, and I still did not give it much thought. Now here we are again, all these years later. It was strange looking back now.
We know what happened to Welden. She either ran into a wild animal, or ran into a bad man. Probably, given the popularity of the trail, the massive human presence, and the lack of remains expected from an animal attack, it was the latter. Nothing mysterious about it beyond being a woman alone anywhere ever.
"Resurrected Dead" is a great movie on many levels. It suggests a reason for the tiles but also reveals a lot about why the film's creators felt the need to make a film. I own it. If the unmaking of a mystery intrigues you, this documentary is a must watch!
Phoenix native here. We know what the "Phoenix Lights" were: new, experimental, high-altitude, high-intensity balloon flares. It's no coincidence that they appeared in the sky above a certain Air Force base notorious for working with experimental craft -- nor that, as the lights sank down, they disappeared at exactly the points where the mountain range between the base and the city of Phoenix are silhouetted against the sky when seen from the city. Of course the Air Force wouldn't admit to any of this.
So sick of hearing about the Max Headroom incident. What about the plane that crashed in the Monongahela River and disappeared? That is a creepy mystery.
Wow .. the narrator decided to lose the accent related to each story especially "the overtoun bridge"... I liked how accurately you pronounced each word like names of people and places !!!
@melissagrant4178 I think they discuss Malaysian flight 370 in some of their other videos. Nexpo talks about it in an episode, MrBallen too, and I think Nick Crowley.
Max Headroom might be obscure now but he was huge at the time. I think he was even in a huge national ad campaign in the USA for like coke or pepsi around that time.
13:27 they made a movie about this event. It was good i liked it. I'm told it wasn't very accurate but it at least brought to light the topic that lead to more people to continue to research it. (Because any epidemic we didn't understand can come back because we won't know how to prevent it)
I believe in paranormal events especially as I have seen many strange things. After Hurricane Katrina I was a Louisiana State Special Officer in New Orleans and along with many natural horrors and lives lost and myself having to have taken some we saw many unexplainable things and events and entities that most would not believe but happened.
You might want to see a Dr or specialist. You might have some neuro health issues. Not saying you absolutely didn't see something I have no reason to call you a liar , but as any mature mental fortitude possessing adults will tell you, those things don't exist...nor have they ever. Supernatural, paranormal, Souls , spirits and even the imaginary sky daddy millions worship are literally all a complete invention of mankind. You don't need to worry about them but if that is what you truly experienced you definitely should go and see some specialist in the field of neurology
The amazing thing about the voyage manuscript is that it would have been enormously expensive to produce. The inks used were very rare and expensive and especially the paper for lack of a better word was enormously rare and expensive because it was in large sheets. That was very rare and expensive at the time. So if some fraudster was doing something silly why would they spend a giant personal fortune to do it?
“The Toynbee tiles” was solved. The person who put them there worked on the railroad. He thought the government was going to resurrect the dead like in that movie from 2001. He lives in an apartment in New York and has someone bring him everything he needs. He doesn’t leave that apartment.
There's nothing strange about Paula Jean Welden's disappearance, she got lost in the woods. If that sounds too simple look at Geraldine Largay who in 2013 wandered off the Appalachian Trail 1/2 mile and whose body wasn't found for 2 years. The trees up there are maybe 20 ft tall, she didn't fall into a cave or slide down a cliff, she just got lost.
Actually, there's something . . . off about Bennington. Glastonbury Mountain has had a lot of disappearances there, not to mention a ton of other parks and forests. You can't say hundreds of people (including a ton of experienced outdoorsmen along with experienced hikers, hunters, and travelers just "got lost."
@@dkroll92 You clearly didn't read what i typed. Let me try capital letters HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE (INCLUDING EXPERIENCED OUTDOORSMEN ALONG WITH EXPERIENCED HIKERS, HUNTERS, AND TRAVELERS). People who have that much skill don't just "get lost."
@MasterOfViewership "EXPERIENCED OUTDOORSMEN ALONG WITH EXPERIENCED HIKERS, HUNTERS, AND TRAVELERS" get lost all the time. If you don't realize that, you aren't paying attention. And *_most_* of those "HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE" *_are not_* the "EXPERIENCED OUTDOORSMEN ALONG WITH EXPERIENCED HIKERS, HUNTERS, AND TRAVELERS" that you are so enamored of. They are just poor people who didn't know what they were doing.
Spontaneous human combustion is the result of smouldering. There's always an ignition source that creates a flame. The flame burns for a while until oxygen is nearly depleted in the room and reduces to a smoulder. The smoulder burns so efficiently that it reduces the body to ash and eventually dies out. I saw this demonstrated with a chair in an airtight chamber that had been partially vented in a documentary.
10:47 This one has been debunked thanks to DNA testing and missing persons reports. While not all the feet have been identified the are usually found to be missing persons that either ran away from home or suffering from mental distress. Currents have a lot to do with where the feet end up and the fact that its feet is most likely because sneakers are buoyant enough to be carried by the currents. Additional initial reports of it being only the left or right were found to be false. As for it being feet, well as the body decomposes the joints seperate.
As far as the Orang Medan, there is NO record of any kind to document it. Also, it's unlikely that a Dutch ship would bear a Malay name. It's fiction that lives ONLY on the internet. While I love a good mystery, there is a theory that Atlantis never really existed except in the fiction of Plato. We will likely never know, as there's specific geographic/geological "evidence" that he wrote. I think it was purely made up, as did no less than the philosopher Aristotle. It was merely a description of an ideal governmental system and not anything purported as history.
If I could have any of these solved, it would be the tiles(which I'd not previously heard about), and the Circleville letters, which I've seen television programs about them. THAT is what I call creepy!
Video should be called "Top 20 creepiest mysteries you've probably heard of if you've ever watched any creepy mystery list in the history of ever" because ain't a lot of originality here.
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How is Max Headroom on this list? There have been many videos about it especially on your guys list.
The sleeping sickness because that is terrifying and could come back someday
I actually just learned from a show called Mysteries at the Museum that #13 was solved. A scientist/researcher figured out that dogs (mainly German Shepherds, Golden Retrievers, etc) were jumping over the Overtoun Bridge because they smelled minks and now there is a sign on the bridge telling people to keep their dogs on a leash. I know this isn't a Top 20 Unsolved Mysteries video but I just thought I would share information that I learned :)
Very cool update! Mysteries at the Museum is a great show :)
Seriously? I hear that their was a low noise being admitted that human ears could not hear. They told what t was but I don't remember. I wish that when science *proved* something, the settle on the WHAT they proved.
@@nobodyuknow6337 Mm i m a dog owner, for long.. I don t agree with the odor theory...and not with the "suicide "theory...sure not! A dog is the opposite of a human,. They always choose to live even injured, even without legs or with half of the head severed...
It's a precise point, at the end of the Overtoun bridge.... it's under this precise point...ghost calling dogs? a infrasound? a dog was jumping, got injured, but tried to jump again! a net around the place can help,lol! sorry for my English,I'm french^^
I thought you sounded quite American. Not a bit of an accent. Bravo!❤
@@patricialovely-broderick5023 omg thank you! it s quite a compliment!
what a shame you can't hear me speak English...
you see macron?
well... it’s worse lol
"mysteries you've never heard of" goes on to list some of the biggest and most well known mysteries out there
Exactly!
I only clicked to the video to see which ones I hadn't heard of, I was thoroughly disappointed.
I know none
Lmao
One even says how much it dominated the news lol
I'm an Unsolved Mysteries addict and the blobs story always stayed with me. As a kid, I thought no way our government would do it on purpose. 35 years later, I know damned well they would & most likely DID.
Sure lol
we all know the government didn't do it and it was Superman Jacking off that caused the blobs
COVID leaked from a lab too. Conspiracy theory, right….
Ah no.
They’ve literally experimented on people before without consent or knowledge.
My late aunt and uncle lived in Phoenix and saw the Phoenix lights, I was so damn jealous of them because I had visited them a year or two before, and man I wished it had happened while I was in town. It's been so long I've forgotten their exact descriptions of it, but they were pretty much what everyone else says about them. She was pretty excited about it.
We've had an odd experience once here too, never knew about the lights til yrs later. I was a kid and my family were in our backyard looking out something flaming like, was close to the ground, at a point thought a fire but there's was something so weird about it, It was in a neighborhood too. Our neighbors were outside, they kept saying it was alien like. We see a random helicopter waving us to go inside. We do , just remember silence her making a call, everyone huddled together unsure. Twas in the early 2000's around there.
It's weird recalling it, feels like a dream almost, except it wasn't. It's a "oh yeah.. Did you remember that weird time"
You missed out indeed 😂
Perfect timing for internet to stop for a few seconds before I sent that . 🤣
Life really is paranormal. If some people haven't gone through anything yet, then that is their experience and they won't understand until they have their own unexplainable, strange or bizarre thing happen to them or someone they love.
Those who have had these odd moments know better than to doubt anyone. At this point I know that anything is possible.
There's enough people on the internet who have their own stories that most will admit they believe in the paranormal nowadays.
The people who still don't believe will diminish in the next few generations because cameras are everywhere.
The truth always comes out eventually.
@@lorimiller4301 indeed and agree. A lot of weird sht that we rather tend to stay quiet about because of it. But I think it's also since there are others that ruin it for others by faking it to grab attention. That's what sucks. Think that's what makes it harder to believe and trust.
I lived there for 10 years & didn't see a hint of anything. Except during the 2020 riots. Then I saw helicopters flying around & around my building, for hours!! I'm not a believer in aliens, but just b/c **I** haven't seen one, doesn't mean they don't exist. But until I see one w/ my own eyes, I'm a skeptic.
Brillant loved every moment of this doco . I want more please. Thanks for researching. And bringing the info out into the open !!
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When you fear human combustion for a few days after watching. 🤣
re: Overton Bridge...clearly, it's due to a gang of cats hiding under the bridge tossing out snausages!
Ha! Underrated comment! Want to hear (or read, rather) a cat joke?
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One thing that can be said about the "Max Headroom" hijack is that it might have made a bunch of Doctor Who fans very angry.
Indeed
I'd have said it was an effort made in the station, but to each ya own
I've lived in Chicago all my life. It was the best thing to ever happen. Whomever did it was a genius & ahead of their time. Always been a big fan.
Never saw that show which seasons do you recommend watching
@@theartoonnerdologist411 I think Max Headroom only had one season. It wasn't the greatest show. I just remember thinking how cool the future is with how the premise ran. It's a good time waster.
I’m surprised there haven’t been any documentaries on some of these lesser known mysteries. I’d certainly give them a watch
there r alot of them, jus gotta look em up in the right way.
Useless info
@@ItsMe-zs3iyOh, no, we failed to fascinate Random Internet Dipshit. All is surely lost.
@@watchnbamazedtm6533 will do. Thanks
since they are lesser known we are less likely to search for them but they are out there and some of them are really interesting. :)
1:00 This is not the only road-like structure on Earth. If conditions are just right magma or lava can cool and solidify into large, regular (sometimes extremely regular) crystal structures.
Such structures can be found all over the Earth. The giant's causeway is just one. Another is found not far from where I live in Oregon.
Indeed. If you placed the limestone pavement in Yorkshire called "Malham Cove" in the Yorkshire Dales underwater and buried all but the last 2-3 feet of it in sand, you'd get the so-called Bimini Road.
Why do people hate on this channel lol. This takes so much research and time to make these videos so amazing. Y’all are mad that you’ve heard of some of these before??😭😭
It’s not research. They simply read some articles and retell stories.
We're mad because the claim is "mysteries you've never heard of" and that's not at all true. As far as a lot of research. Sure, if lifting the script of any of the other 100s of RUclips videos that already covered all these counts as a lot of research.
Some ppl don't have a promised set of tomorrow's. So when you expect things to be as advertised and they aren't and you have already experienced the 20 min of content before its a feeling that you've been misled and had something taken from you. I imagine if you are healthy and young this is a uncanny thing to comprehend. Which is basically the point. But just saying not tryna hate on you for asking a valid question or anything.
@@sundalangur3250I wouldn't say "at all true", at least, not for everybody. Although, I'd heard of most of them, there were others that were new to me. Not trying to anger you, I promise. It's just that though there might be some people who've previously heard of all entries(maybe even most people), some of us are still around that are still learning stuff new to us.😊
@joeymorvant161 fair enough. Much like WatchMojo, I was hyperbolic in my statements. Not leaving room for the percentage of people that are still new to the world of creepy mysteries and/or new to WatchMojo in general. I welcome you. Stick around long enough, and you'll see, as others have said, this channel likes to recycle content a lot. Heed my advice. Watch videos on the channel sparingly so the magic remains as long as possible.
I grew up in Philadelphia and have seen the Toynbee tiles my whole life and always assumed that it was an art installation considering the area of the city that they’re placed in. I never knew of the mystery surrounding them, or that they were even in other cities until I got older
There's one on 7th Ave and Christopher street in nyc. I see it every day
the documentary is soo good i seen one in nyc idk if it’s the same one as stated above. but it’s super cool i took a picture of it lol
Rest in peace to those that passed away.
The Jamison’s town is about 30 miles. I was there a lot for sports and I can tell you the area in which they disappeared had a ton of drug activity. It’s an extremely isolated area.
I had previously read about the feet washing up, a couple of instances of "spontaneous combustion" and the Overtoun bridge but not most of the others. A great-aunt whom I never knew died of the 'sleeping sickness". A truly interesting video - thank you for posting it.
So can we just put suicide nets on the Overton bridge already or what?
The disappearance of the USS Cyclops is hardly a mystery, if you look into it. Two of her three sister ships also disappeared, suggesting a design flaw in the Proteus-class ships. In addition, there was often found to be damage to the internal structural beams of ore-carrying ships due to the cargo chemically reacting with the metal.
Exactly. The Bermuda Triangle is also not any big mystery if you use a little common sense. It’s got very deep water, and it’s smack in the middle of a heavily trafficked shipping lane. The chances of ships sinking due to the frequent tropical storms in the area along with the depth of the water means that when they do sink, they probably won’t be found. It’s really no different a principle than how there are more car accidents on heavily traveled interstates than there are on mostly empty country roads. Are aliens making the cars wreck, or is it just that more people driving on a particular road mean that the chances are higher of accidents occurring?
@@heathermillsphantomlimb9314 Okay, makes sense. But what about all the planes that have vanished flying over it?
@@DravenGalStorms?
@@vampcat260 Possibly, for some of them. But pilots usually know how to avoid those.
I know there are perfectly logical reasons for disappearing ships and planes in the Bermuda area and others, but I didn't know about the sister ships. That's just sad. :( It would make a great book written by the right person with an understanding of both engineering and chemistry.
20:20 the Max headroom thing is so overplayed and on every list. I uncontrollably rolled my eyes, but a lot on your list I’ve never heard of.
I’ve literally heard of most of these. I think there was only 1-2 I didn’t hear of. Most of these are well known, big cases
Atlantis wasn't anymore a real place than Gotham, as Plato indicated in the story of it, and it was centuries later that people started inexplicably believing that it was.
At least Gotham was a real place...it was the name of a jewlery store where Bill Finger got the name in a New York city phone book. Atlantis is just another name for Island of Atlas, but it's thought that Plato renamed it Island of Atlas after another urban legend that came before it from the Egyptian Thera eruption.
@@guiltybyproxy1 Yep that's what DC named Gotham after :)
Tunguska is neither particularly mysterious nor something I never heard of. In fact, I have heard of it many dozens of times. It was even referenced in an episode of the original Star Trek series.
I had read about the Tanguska Incident when I was in junior high in the early 1970s. It is well known and even mentioned in an episode of X Files.
@@ms.annthrope415 Yup. They couldn't have picked a better known 'mystery' than this one, and it barely even qualifies as a mystery as most believe it was a bigger and badder version of 2013's Chelyabinsk event.
The first Ghostbusters film mentions it as well.
@@daveautzen9089 Yeah, but as a mysterious supernatural event rather than the natural space object hitting the atmosphere that it actually was.
@@jasontoddman7265 good point
At time about 18:30 talking about a strange language . It's only just recently a you tube video showing a very old stone tablet engraved with a language that no one could understand was deciphered by using a modern A I . Maybe this could be the answer to deciphering this language of "The Voynich Manuscript" . Good Luck !
“Mysteries you’ve never heard of.”I definitely remember the creepy sneaker incident.
I can’t say I’m shocked that Marco Rubio’s brain matter is abnormal. 😊
The Tunguska Event was one of my first unsolved mysteries. Fascinating and still quite mysterious.
this was a good episode
I heard some speculation that people who have "spontaneously combusted" may have had diabetic ketoacidosis. If a lethal level of ketones builds up in a person's body and a burning cigarette or a candle is nearby, maybe it's possible for the ketones to fuel the fire?
A scientist proved that
I've heard some theories about the Voynich manuscript actually being a textbook passed around by various midwifes in order to train others in the art. The book does show mandrake roots and other symbols associated with fertility and reproduction. I can see this being akin to how a community of Chinese women created a secret language called Nushu to communicate without the men in their life knowing. Maybe the mysterious language was one shared by a select group of women and unfortunately, it was forgotten over the years, the only reminder being this strange book.
Then again, knowing how entrenched sexism remains despite our best efforts, people are probably more willing to entertain the possibility of aliens having written it, rather than women.
It was Klingon.😊
The sister ship to the USS Cyclops, the USS Jupiter, would be converted to the USS Langley (CV-1) in 1920. The Langley was the first US aircraft carrier. (It was not the first as-designed carrier though. That honor goes to the USS Ranger CV-4) Two other sister ships of the USS Cyclops, the USS Proteus and the USS Nereus, were lost during WWII while sailing along the same route that the Jupiter was sailing when she was lost. Both the Proteus and Nereus were in civilian service at the time of their loss. (Source: Wikipedia.)
The sleeping sickness hit my area and led to a buried alive incident. It caused locals to take extra precautions to determine if one had died or not. The fear existed in folks up until the last of them died in the 1990’s.
One Crazy thing about the Phoenix lights is the mayor I believe did a press conference with one of his friends dressed up like an alien kind of mocking everybody who had seen something. I believe hes changed his tune since but it was kind of cold blooded
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you. You are the FIRST RUclips presenter that has pronounced Edgar Cayce's name correctly!
Nice channel and new sub here! 👍
Thank you for the update, WatchMojo..!! The best 21 minutes spent today..!! I have never heard of a ship named USS Cyclops until today. Wow. 🥶
I have an old relative from hundreds of years ago in France that was an "expert" in spontaneous human combustion. I always thought that was pretty cool but when it comes to this case in particular she had an oxygen tank and she smoked. It sounds like a pretty closed case to me
Agreed.
how does an oxygen tank blow up and not cause any damage to the rest of the room?
It may not have exploded, but fed the fire making it hotter@@RaptorNX01
A EXPERT SIT TF DOWN
@@tylerlormand5644 right theres no such thing as a "SC EXPERT!"LOLOL
Am I such a weirdo that I know all of the 20 mysteries?
Most weirdos are the very best of people. 😊
Yes
Well, you may know them but have you solved them?
The Jamison family murder is a case most true crime watchers know so I don’t think that one belongs on this list
I’ve heard of most of these, so this list isn’t accurate at all 😂
I have heard of every single one of the cases on the list, so its definitely not an accurate video this time around
Not to mention the Jamisons case was solved.....
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@18:49 - The Voynich book is now ONLINE!!!!!! You can now download the entire book and ponder it at your leisure. Sorry - don't have the link handy but I did download the entire book (and a couple more) and plan on working on figuring it out. But right now - just enjoying the video!
Honestly, considering how well known many of the entries here are, I was expecting no. 1 to be Jack the Ripper or The Bermuda Triangle...
Never heard of? I’ve literally heard of 90% of these stores. Come on mojo get it together
Maybe a bunch of 5yr Olds are watching.
Same here. Maybe we're in the minority...
I haven’t heard of most of these. 😂
If I had seen that Max Headroom thing, it would have scared and disturbed me.
I saw it, but had no clue what I was watching, and was not paying wasn't much attention. Now it's weird to rethink it, because it blew right over my head. A co-worker had told me about it, and I still did not give it much thought. Now here we are again, all these years later. It was strange looking back now.
#14 is the only one I hadn't heard of. It's an intriguing story.
We know what happened to Welden. She either ran into a wild animal, or ran into a bad man. Probably, given the popularity of the trail, the massive human presence, and the lack of remains expected from an animal attack, it was the latter. Nothing mysterious about it beyond being a woman alone anywhere ever.
No. 12. Love it. '80s Banksy ?
This is a very interesting video
My side of ALL this is, there's something in life that humans are not meant to understand.
Omg - have heard of ALL of these many times … and as for the #1 spot? U have to be kidding 🤦🏼♀️🙄
"Resurrected Dead" is a great movie on many levels. It suggests a reason for the tiles but also reveals a lot about why the film's creators felt the need to make a film. I own it. If the unmaking of a mystery intrigues you, this documentary is a must watch!
Ive heard of most of these all from you guys about 10 yrs ago when i used to watch yall everyday
Phoenix native here. We know what the "Phoenix Lights" were: new, experimental, high-altitude, high-intensity balloon flares. It's no coincidence that they appeared in the sky above a certain Air Force base notorious for working with experimental craft -- nor that, as the lights sank down, they disappeared at exactly the points where the mountain range between the base and the city of Phoenix are silhouetted against the sky when seen from the city. Of course the Air Force wouldn't admit to any of this.
I know all of these because you keep using the same cases!
01:51 PM, watching while having some tasty banana chips and a cup of OJ 😊
That UFO mystery in the opening is the one that need to be solved
4:39 Just realized the narrator is the voice actor of Butch Deloria from Fallout 3. I can't unhear it.
So sick of hearing about the Max Headroom incident. What about the plane that crashed in the Monongahela River and disappeared? That is a creepy mystery.
You should make a video on it. That would be cool.
I thought Flight 19 or Malaysia Airlines Fight 370 would be on this list
It's called the Pittsburgh Ghost Bomber. Sounds intriguing. Thanks for mentioning it.
The Podcast Bigfoot Collectors Club really dives into a few of these. It's worth a listen.
with the youtube channels I watch, I knew about all of these^^
doesn´t make them less creepy though
Wow .. the narrator decided to lose the accent related to each story especially "the overtoun bridge"... I liked how accurately you pronounced each word like names of people and places !!!
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Have a read about the Min Min Lights in Outback Australia.
Enjoyed it, but already heard of every single one.
Max Headroom wasn't exactly obscure. The character had a prime time TV show and a national Pepsi commercial..
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man, I miss Robert Stack
I've heard of a lot of these already, but yes a lot of them are damn weird
A lot of us have heard most of these cases 😅
Yes! If you’re from The States! Not if you live in the Southern Hemisphere!
The Tunguska Event was caused by comet/meteor exploding in mid-air due to it burning up.
Why is Max Headroom number one? Everyone's heard of it. Its just no ones ever solved it.
Well maybe you’re from the US and it’s well known for you guys. Not sure about the rest of the world…
What does it say about me that I actually have heard of most of these?
Me too, fellow nerd 👍🏽
That you are an intelligent well-read person (like me), and that the title is pure clickbait.
Settle down ego
20 creepiest msyteries you've never heard of...and then the most famous case of spontaneous human combustion. My head hurts after that one...
What about the Malaysia Airlines fight 370, that proof dissapear, or Flight 19
That Malaysian airline crashed man there nothing else to it
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I think they discuss Malaysian flight 370 in some of their other videos.
Nexpo talks about it in an episode, MrBallen too, and I think Nick Crowley.
Max Headroom might be obscure now but he was huge at the time. I think he was even in a huge national ad campaign in the USA for like coke or pepsi around that time.
"A little madness, now and then, has been relished by the wisest men."
Willy Wonka?
The object over Phoenix was the TR3B aircraft developed by the Air Force. An anti-gravitational craft that actually has patents on it.
13:27 they made a movie about this event. It was good i liked it. I'm told it wasn't very accurate but it at least brought to light the topic that lead to more people to continue to research it. (Because any epidemic we didn't understand can come back because we won't know how to prevent it)
I believe in paranormal events especially as I have seen many strange things. After Hurricane Katrina I was a Louisiana State Special Officer in New Orleans and along with many natural horrors and lives lost and myself having to have taken some we saw many unexplainable things and events and entities that most would not believe but happened.
What type of “entities” if you don’t mind elaborating.
Gasoline fume goblins for sure
They didn’t see anything. Source- born and raised in Louisiana
I'm struggling to process the shear level of specifics in your comment.
You might want to see a Dr or specialist. You might have some neuro health issues. Not saying you absolutely didn't see something I have no reason to call you a liar , but as any mature mental fortitude possessing adults will tell you, those things don't exist...nor have they ever. Supernatural, paranormal, Souls , spirits and even the imaginary sky daddy millions worship are literally all a complete invention of mankind. You don't need to worry about them but if that is what you truly experienced you definitely should go and see some specialist in the field of neurology
For sure 'you never heard of' Tunguska!
I say always ask Molder. Duchovny probably knows more anyone.
The amazing thing about the voyage manuscript is that it would have been enormously expensive to produce. The inks used were very rare and expensive and especially the paper for lack of a better word was enormously rare and expensive because it was in large sheets. That was very rare and expensive at the time. So if some fraudster was doing something silly why would they spend a giant personal fortune to do it?
The old spontaneous combustion of the body story 😢 altough our body is mostly made of water..
#8 My friend says "21 feet, that's 7 different people", I thought for half a second & laughed, as I remembered he has 3 of them.
They never even covered the mystery of why jumpolines became trampolines until your mom got on!
“The Toynbee tiles” was solved. The person who put them there worked on the railroad. He thought the government was going to resurrect the dead like in that movie from 2001. He lives in an apartment in New York and has someone bring him everything he needs. He doesn’t leave that apartment.
There's nothing strange about Paula Jean Welden's disappearance, she got lost in the woods. If that sounds too simple look at Geraldine Largay who in 2013 wandered off the Appalachian Trail 1/2 mile and whose body wasn't found for 2 years. The trees up there are maybe 20 ft tall, she didn't fall into a cave or slide down a cliff, she just got lost.
Actually, there's something . . . off about Bennington. Glastonbury Mountain has had a lot of disappearances there, not to mention a ton of other parks and forests. You can't say hundreds of people (including a ton of experienced outdoorsmen along with experienced hikers, hunters, and travelers just "got lost."
@@MasterOfViewership sure you can
@@dkroll92 You clearly didn't read what i typed. Let me try capital letters
HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE (INCLUDING EXPERIENCED OUTDOORSMEN ALONG WITH EXPERIENCED HIKERS, HUNTERS, AND TRAVELERS). People who have that much skill don't just "get lost."
@MasterOfViewership "EXPERIENCED OUTDOORSMEN ALONG WITH EXPERIENCED HIKERS, HUNTERS, AND TRAVELERS" get lost all the time.
If you don't realize that, you aren't paying attention.
And *_most_* of those "HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE" *_are not_* the "EXPERIENCED OUTDOORSMEN ALONG WITH EXPERIENCED HIKERS, HUNTERS, AND TRAVELERS" that you are so enamored of. They are just poor people who didn't know what they were doing.
how many times are you going to do a segment of the max headroom hijack? I've seen it in about 4 different videos now
Spontaneous human combustion is the result of smouldering. There's always an ignition source that creates a flame. The flame burns for a while until oxygen is nearly depleted in the room and reduces to a smoulder. The smoulder burns so efficiently that it reduces the body to ash and eventually dies out. I saw this demonstrated with a chair in an airtight chamber that had been partially vented in a documentary.
10:47 This one has been debunked thanks to DNA testing and missing persons reports. While not all the feet have been identified the are usually found to be missing persons that either ran away from home or suffering from mental distress. Currents have a lot to do with where the feet end up and the fact that its feet is most likely because sneakers are buoyant enough to be carried by the currents. Additional initial reports of it being only the left or right were found to be false. As for it being feet, well as the body decomposes the joints seperate.
Creepy Mystery Ooh. Scary!!!
As far as the Orang Medan, there is NO record of any kind to document it. Also, it's unlikely that a Dutch ship would bear a Malay name. It's fiction that lives ONLY on the internet.
While I love a good mystery, there is a theory that Atlantis never really existed except in the fiction of Plato. We will likely never know, as there's specific geographic/geological "evidence" that he wrote. I think it was purely made up, as did no less than the philosopher Aristotle. It was merely a description of an ideal governmental system and not anything purported as history.
sounds like the city had a starjelly (jelly blobs) we get that some times here after heavy rain
I have a vague memory of the lights over phoenix. I remember it being on the news for weeks. I am in the side of whatever they were was not a plane.
The Pollock Sisters: Identical twins often have synchronized heartbeats in utero, so it is not unusual for only one heartbeat to be heard.
Please solve the mystery of bimini road..........
If I could have any of these solved, it would be the tiles(which I'd not previously heard about), and the Circleville letters, which I've seen television programs about them. THAT is what I call creepy!
Video should be called "Top 20 creepiest mysteries you've probably heard of if you've ever watched any creepy mystery list in the history of ever" because ain't a lot of originality here.
I guarantee that the Max Headroom one was perpetrated by a couple of young teenagers just trying to have a laugh.
To see solved 1. The Oakville Blob's, 2.Overton Bridge,3.Several severed feet,4.Sleeping sickness,5.The VoynichManuscript !
Do random
Whoa-Oh Black Betty Ourang Medan!
Good list... This is the point where you have to go to a tarot card reader to find out the rest.