In Vatican City, there is an archive containing more than 75,000 codices from throughout history and an estimated 1.1 million ancient printed books. If you are a researcher, and can sufficiently document your need for access, the collection is open for limited periods of time – except for a section of the library known officially…
In the age of the Internet, radio transmissions of secret code message have become all but extinct. After all, it’s too easy to encode secret messages on the Internet – in audio files, in forums, in backend code, even embedded in graphical images (i.e. steganography). But on Friday, July 15, 2016, a North Korean short…
A teenager has revealed details of a horrifying discovery in the walls of their family residence. The 15-year-old explained that the family had been living in the house for about a year (the home had been vacant for one year prior to that) before the discovery was made. The teen and his younger brother were…
Possibly one of the easiest ways to find secret government projects is to look at how well they are hidden in Google Earth. Government agencies, corporations, or private individuals can request that Google block satellite views of their location from Google Earth users. Some requests to “hide” their location are trivial while others can be…
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This Month’s Charity
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Child Fund of America
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