Evidence-based exploration of the world's greatest unsolved mysteries. No sensationalism. Just curiosity, research, and the facts as we know them.
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For 400 years sailors reported seas that turned white to the horizon. Satellites finally proved them real, yet almost no one has ever sampled one.
A fired clay disc stamped with 45 signs over 3,000 years ago on Crete. It may be the world's first printed document, and no one has ever read a word of it.
A Bronze Age culture in Sichuan built giant bronze gods, then smashed and buried them. It left no writing, and no one knows who they were or why they vanished.
Officially extinct since 1936, the Tasmanian tiger keeps turning up in witness reports, in scientific models, and now in a lab trying to rebuild it.
In August 1955, a Kentucky family fired at glowing creatures for hours, then fled to the police. No one has ever explained what besieged the Sutton farmhouse.
In 1966 three children caught a bus to an Adelaide beach and were never seen again. Sixty years on, the Beaumont case is Australia's most haunting cold case.