Strange Phenomena in the World That Can not Be Explained Scientifically

Almost everyone likes the mystery let alone the more crowded the mystery is talked about. But often solving the mystery is a challenge that is not easy. Sometimes there are visions or events that can not be explained scientifically.

1. Hum (muttering voice).
   
   The city of Taos, New Mexico, the residents became uneasy when many of them heard a low-frequency mumbling voice in the early 1990s. Described as a murmur or hiss, that annoying voice begins to question 2 percent of its total population. Although researchers have dug deeper into this phenomenon, they can not find the origin of the sound. This muttering voice is also heard in some areas of the United States, Canada, Britain and Australia.
2. The stones are running
   
   Also called sailing stones or walking stones, these stones are seen moving on their own and even leaving traces shifted in the former path of motion that they pass. Researchers have been trying to find out the background of this awkwardness in California since the early 1900s. The time-lapse recording captures the movement of the stones at a decent speed.

Many scientists and researchers believe that the movement was caused by a rock that shifted over a thin layer of ice that formed during the night and melted during the day, but many did not agree. Some people believe that this mystery has been solved, while some others claim it needs further research.

1. Fairy rings.
   
   There are many stories about fairy rings or also known as elf / pixie rings. This mysterious fungus ring appears in meadows or inland forests. These mushrooms form a perfect round circle and according to the spiritual expert, the center of the circle is a dangerous place. According to the fairy tales around, fairy rings are formed as a result of the fairies dances.

According to them, the dance of these fairies burned the soil so as to accelerate the growth of these mushrooms. According to legend, entering or destroying the fairy ring will bring misfortune and catastrophe. No researcher has managed to solve this phenomenon.

1. Giant stone ball.
   
   On Isla Del Cano Island and the Diquis Delta Island, Costa Rica, there are about 300 round objects of varying sizes. Named by locals as "Las Bolas" which means ball, this round object is also dubbed the Diquis ball. This perfectly round stone weighs up to 16 tons each. Most are made of Granodiorite, but there are some made of limestone or sandstone. Until now no one really knows where they came from, which they must be thousands of years old.
2. Baigong pipes
   
   At the top of Mount Baigong in China, something strange was discovered by American scientists in the early 2000s. Pipes of varying sizes from the equivalent diameter of toothpicks to very large ones are found in areas far from settlements buried deep within ancient rocks. They are made of 30 percent silicon dioxide, calcium oxide and iron.

It is believed that their ages have been stepping for centuries. Researchers say that to make these pipes requires a very sophisticated drilling technique that should not have been owned at the time. Some people think that it's a fossilized tree, but no one can prove it.

1. Dragon fire ball.
   
   Above the Mekong River in Southeast Asia, glowing balls are sometimes seen emerging from the water and firing themselves hundreds of feet deep into the sky then disappearing slowly. This phenomenon is known by the name of a fire ball of a dragon or a mekong light. The balls look a bit reddish in color and vary in size from small sparks to the size of a basketball. The occurrence of fireballs is reported to exist in mid-fall at night. Until now no one can explain scientifically about this phenomenon.
2. Pollock's sister.
   
   Far back in 1957, a tragedy blanketed Pollock's family from Hexham, England when Joanna, 6 and 11-year-old Jacqueline died hit by a car while walking to church. Their parents mourn their two daughters. And a year later, Florence Pollock gave birth to twins. They named their twin daughters with Jennifer and Gillian. Their parents found an oddity, Jennifer has the same birthmark with her deceased son, Jacqueline. At first they do not pay attention to it until the twins grow big. They asked for a toy they never saw and asked to go where they had never been there but his late brother had experienced it all. They began to think that these twins were the reincarnation of her two daughters who had died because there was no science that could explain.
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