8 Strange Phenomena That Escape Scientific Explanation

Despite the advancement of science and numerous discoveries, there are situations and objects that remain without any scientific explanation.

O awesome.club managed to find 8 phenomena that baffled even the best researchers and scientists.

In 1977, at the University of Ohio (USA), Dr. Jerry Ehman discovered a strange signal using a radio telescope. The duration was 72 seconds. Many ufologists attribute the signals to ETs.

This strange phenomenon occurred in Europe between the 14th and 17th centuries. It is not clear why, at that time, groups of people spontaneously started to dance, most of them women. It was believed that this could be one of the manifestations of hysteria or psychosis. There was also a version that said it was the result of food poisoning with some kind of virus.

In 1968, near the Bahamas, carefully arranged stone blocks were found. The length of the road is about 700 m. Some say they came about because of the sea waves. But there is also an opinion that these are the remains of a lost civilization, since the study of samples has shown that the age of the stones is approximately 3650 years.

Rongorongo are wooden plaques with ancient Aboriginal texts that were found on Easter Island. In total, about 25 boards were found, which are currently on display in museums around the world. The text is believed to include some magical formulas designed to increase the harvest. However, no one has been able to decipher exactly what is written on them.

In 1930, several stone spheres of different sizes (10 cm to 3 m in diameter) were found in Costa Rica. The uniqueness of spheres is that they are perfectly smooth and flat. Furthermore, they are around 12,000 years old.

The cause of the appearance of the spheres remains a mystery to this day.

In the United States, particularly in the city of Taos, State of New Mexico, people hear a strange buzzing noise and don’t know where it comes from. It resembles the noise produced by cars on a highway, even though there are no highways nearby.

It is also strange that the hum is clearly heard by people neighboring the site, while visitors almost never hear anything.

There are many theories in the world that seek to explain why a person has déjà vu, which means “I’ve seen it.” Some think it might be a situation seen in a dream; others consider that perhaps you have had this experience in another life. However, there is no scientific consensus, because it is impossible to recreate a feeling of déjà vu specifically to conduct research.

For science, it remains a mystery that a person has visions during clinical death, because at that moment the heart stops beating, which means that he could neither feel nor see anything. But the truth is, people who have survived clinical death often describe what was happening at that moment, as if they had heard and seen the process. Many also describe a strange tunnel and a ray of light. It is incomprehensible where these memories come from.