10 Strange Mysteries That Remain Unsolved
We will never solve all the mysteries out there. Not only will many historical enigmas remain unsolved, but many more will arise in the future. The MH370 Malaysian plane is a good example. With nothing conclusive after weeks of searching, will we ever discover its fate? On this list are some of the world’s lesser-known mysteries, which nonetheless remain impossible to solve.
10Shanyna Isom
In 2009, 28-year-old Shanyna Isom was rushed to an emergency room in Memphis, Tennessee after experiencing an asthma attack. The doctors on call treated her with a dose of steroids and sent her home.
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Three lighthouse keepers at Flannan Lighthouse on Eilean Mòr, Scotland, disappeared on December 15, 1900
On Boxing Day it was discovered that James Ducat, Thomas Marshall and Donald MacArthur had vanished
Search party climbed 160 steps up the cliffside and found a door ajar, an untouched meal and a toppled chair
Locals suggested one keeper murdered the other two and then thrown himself into the sea in a fit of remorse
Tales emerged that the men had been snatched by a sea serpent or taken away by a passing haunted ship
The mystery has never been solved and still remains one of the most puzzling in Scottish maritime history
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Earthlings and astronauts chat away, via ham radio [Los Angeles Times :: BC-CPT-SPACE-HAMRADIO:LA]
The International Space Station cost more than $100 billion. A ham radio set can be had for a few hundred bucks.
Perhaps that explains, in part, the appeal of having one of humankind’s greatest scientific inventions communicate with Earth via technology that’s more than 100 years old. But perhaps there’s a simpler explanation for why astronauts and ham radio operators have been talking, and talking, for years.
NASA astronaut Doug Wheelock was just a few weeks into his six-month mission at the space station when feelings of isolation began to set in.