Internet and creepy mysteries you may not know

Internet full of strange and mysterious things. Most of them are widely shared in the media and if you are curious, you can just click and see, but there are many things that are beyond the usual “weird” limit, it is haunting and no one can explain. floating.

Plague Doctor – Plague Doctor
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At the end of 2015, the Gadgetzz website received a mysterious video and it has been the subject of many debates ever since. In the video, a person wearing a plague doctor’s mask is doing some very odd things in a seemingly abandoned building (the plague doctor mask, also known as the beak mask is the costumes of plague doctors in the 14th century).

The video was then publicly posted online in May 2015 with the title “01101101 01110101 01100101 01110010 01110100 01100101” – this binary code is decoded as “Muerte”, which in Spanish means “Death” “. Some of the Morse code that appears in the video has also been translated, alluding to oddities such as: “Red Lipslife Tenth” and “2015Therewillbe(three)”. The video also contains the coordinates of the White House, several chess moves, and random messages containing threatening messages. To this day, no one knows where this video came from, as the person who posted it online also claims that they have no connection whatsoever.

Email from “The Afterlife”
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In 2011, a man named Tim Hart accidentally discovered a strange email in his inbox. The message came from a friend named Jack Froese with the title: “Can you hear me? I’m at your house here. Clean up your damn attic!” When opened, the email content only had the words: “I’m watching.” Worth mentioning, Jack Froese died before the email was even sent, moreover, not long before Jack died, Tim Hart’s friends had gathered in his attic and Jack had complained about the mess of his house. it. Although the email could be someone’s prank, Tim insists that he has never told anyone else about the story in the attic and that Jack’s family doesn’t know his email password to access it. .

Webdriver Torso
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A new YouTube channel appeared in September 2013 called “Webdriver Torso”. This account uploads a video every day about 1 minute, no, 11 seconds to be exact. The videos are nothing but red and blue rectangles and a weird beeping sound. At first, no one could explain the meaning of these videos. According to conspiracy theorists, the videos are most likely “digital stations” used during the Cold War to communicate with spies. However, in 2014, Google revealed that this was a test account but many people were skeptical that they were not so simple, these videos must have served a more sinister purpose.

NASA information hack
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In 2002, Gary McKinnon was conducting some research into the existence of aliens. It wouldn’t be worth mentioning if McKinnon didn’t take the risk a step further when he broke into NASA to steal information. From a computer without a password, what he saw was an image of some strange plane flying in the sky. As NASA officials realized, McKinnon’s access was cut off. Obviously, NASA doesn’t want these things to be seen by the public. Authorities want to blame McKinnon, saying he destroyed government computers and caused exorbitant amounts of damage. However, these accusations were proven unfounded and McKinnon was released.

A858
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A858 is one of the most confusing subreddits on Reddit as it has confused many users since its inception in 2011. This site is dedicated to long and complex code written in hexadecimal (a computer programming language). Almost every day there is a post on A858, many Reddit users try to decode the code, but the probability of success is very low. With decoded code, the content is usually a random phrase. There are still a lot of codes that have not been decoded so until now, their meaning is still a mystery.

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