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The Ahnenerbe archives hide many secrets. They are unavailable to the public today and are considered to conceal the greatest achievements of the Nazis. Why these documents were never released to the public? What kind of secrets do they hide? These are just some of the questions we’ll try to answer.

The Ahnenerbe archives and the secret society

The Research and Teaching Community of the Ancestral Heritage or Forschungs- und Lehrgemeinschaft des Ahnenerbe was founded in July 1935 by Heinrich Himmler, Hermann Wirth (a Dutch historian obsessed with Atlantean mythology) and Richard Walter Darré (creator of Nazi “blood and soil”). Read on »

The Great Pyramid is considered one of the greatest wonders of the Ancient World. This pyramid has always given rise to a lot of speculation and controversy. The reason? The multitude of impressive things that make this construction a genuine mystery of ancient times. Read on »

Complete history of black holes. From Schwarzschild’s calculations to the discovery of gravitational waves

Black hole devouring a partner star

The universe is a mysterious place. Planets, stars, galaxies – they all have their mysteries, still unexplained by science. But nothing is stranger and more amazing than black holes. They were first “formulated” in a hurried way, without much detail, but Einstein himself did not believe in such things, even though they were predicted by his theories. Many physicists have expressed skepticism about the reality of black holes. Here’s the incredible story behind the discovery of black holes; the incredible story of how the understanding and interpretation of black holes improved and how black holes affect the fundamental structure of the universe. Read on »

Theories on the real extent of the Geto-Dacian people have a real kernel of truth and this is not at all a Romanian nationalist exaltation without cause. Miceal Ledwith, a confidant of Pope Benedict, had access to secret documents from the Vatican Library and he recently made a statement that shocked the world and overthrew the theory of Latin origin.

Scientist Miceal Ledwith, counselor of Pope Benedict, stated that classical Latin has its roots in ancient Romanian language, and not vice versa. Former member of the International Theological Commission, Miceal Ledwith had access to nearly 230 kilometers of bookshelves in the archive of the Vatican Library and after 15 years of research he has pointed the following, to the astonishment of many: Read on »