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The ORB Phenomenon
What is a spirit orb? Orbs are balls of light that indicate the presence of a spirit.Known as spirit orbs or ghost orbs, these paranormal phenomena often appear as light anomalies in photographs or video. They’re typically associated with hauntings and are believed to represent the presence of a ghost.[1] Orb Color Meanings Clear orbs […]
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Fairies, Dragons & Unicorns in Folklore
Fairy Mythology: Facts, History, and Astonishing Characteristics A particular category of magical beings with roots in European mythology includes fairy mythology featuring the mythological figure commonly referred to as a “fairy.” The word “Faerie” is another spelling variation of the same word. Fay or Fae is the plural form. Here are some facts about this well-known creature. Fairy Facts […]
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Why Have There Been So Many UFO Sightings Near Nuclear Facilities?
It started in the 1940s, near A-bomb development sites. More recently, something has been stalking nuclear carrier strike groups. Why are so many UFOs being reported near nuclear facilities—and why isn’t there more urgency on the part of the government to assess their potential national-security threat? Those are questions being asked by a team of […]
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Witches, Monsters & Fairies in British Folklore
A collection of articles related to witches, fairies and monsters in british folklore. Here you will find grouped together articles and features about witches, fairies and monsters in British folklore. The Pendle WitchesPerhaps the most notorious witch trial of the 16th Century. In the year 1612 at Lancaster gaol, ten people were hanged for the […]
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The Mysterious Tale Of The Green Children Of Woolpit
There could be a far sadder story behind the mystery of the green-skinned children of Woolpit. The children were reportedly found with a very nervous disposition, unsurprisingly. Image credit: Randolph Caldecott via Wikimedia Commons (public domain) / IFLScience Unlike the very real, very blue, family of Troublesome Creek, Kentucky, the story of the green children of Woolpit is […]
