The same buildings can also be seen in the city of Saigon.

THE BOOK THAT TALKS ABOUT AN ADVANCED SOCIETY OF THE VRIL

In the heart of Nayarit, the fascinating story of Tomás Gómez

objetos del pasado nos susurran historias que aún no hemos terminado de escuchar.

PETRIFIED GEARS

Axes of the cosmos: Viracocha, the Ankh, and the spiral as universal symbols of life

Angkor Wat and cyclical time: water temples and mythology in ancient Cambodia

The swastika in America: a forgotten ancestral symbol

Tesla plane out of fuel or media hype? The announcement that's unsettling the skies

Mythical and biblical Spain in ancient maps: the story of Stefano Bonsignori

The Barabar Caves: The Impossible Technology of Ancient India

1868: Impossible Technology and the Hidden Secrets of the Industrial Revolution

Metropolis (1927): the dystopian future that came ahead of the 21st century

Petrified flesh? Rocks that resemble bodies from a lost world

Petrified forests: traces of a past world

El mapa imposible de Roma: Buffalini y la ciudad que sobrevivió al tiempo

Goodbye to the electric car: Toyota is betting on hydrogen and changing the rules of the game

The Slavianovski vase: the impossible weld that defied the 19th century

One warrior, many masks? Siberia, Tartary, and the making of Russian history

One Alexander… or many? Griffins, Alexandria, and the story that doesn't fit together

Teotihuacan: the city where men became gods

The double-headed eagle: the ancestral symbol that unites Seleucids, Byzantium, and the steppes o...

Temples that changed their face: the hidden enigma of the Parthenon, Cyrus and Anajita

The Nuremberg chariot: the first motorized vehicle in history?

AI refuses to shut down: the first real sign of dangerous misalignment

Boston 1874–1929: The vanished post office and the purge of impossible architecture

Piranesi and the architects of lost memory: fantasy or chronicle of a buried world?

China and 14-hour education: the future of AI or a new form of control

The school of the past and the children of the future: an education that no longer reaches

Ancient battles portrayed as medieval wars: historical error or altered chronology?

Were Brazil and the Americas already known in Antiquity? Carthage, the Phoenicians, and the story...

What if the Nephilim looked like clowns? Red-haired giants and the hidden origin of the archetype

The Sleeping Giant of Rapa Nui: The Mystery of the Moai and the Lost Civilization of the Pacific

12 watts versus billions: the human brain versus artificial intelligence

California 2017: Natural fires or directed-energy weapons tests?

China and Quantum Teleportation: The Birth of the Internet of the Future

Giant megaliths and Tartary: ridiculed myth or silenced past?

¿Fantasía o memoria perdida? Los artistas Capricho y las ruinas de un mundo anterior

Orlando el Furioso: Katay Tartaria y la geopolítica olvidada del mundo medieval

El dragón Mushushu: Marduk Babilonia y el eco de los dioses antiguos

Glasgow 1901: Temporary Exhibition or City of a Forgotten Civilization?

Forgotten Technologies: London's Pneumatic Tube and Gibraltar's Underwater Bridge

Messina 1908: Natural Earthquake or Covert Destruction?

Drones That See Through Walls: Humanitarian Rescue or Weapon of the Future?

Cordless Phones in 1922? The Mystery of the Umbrella Antenna

The Harlequin, the Trickster, and the Gentiles: Echoes of the Same Global Archetype

Empty Venice in 1870: Ghost Town or Photographic Trick?

Uniforms, wars, and deceptions: manufactured conflicts and an old world order in transition?

Psychotic Clowns, Nephilim, and Jesters: The Mask of Horror Through History

Cynocephali: the dog-headed men among ancient mythological chronicles

Gorgons, double-headed eagles, and universal symbols: impossible parallels between civilizations

El canal de Corinto: ¿obra moderna o herencia de una ingeniería olvidada?

The Watchers, the giants, and the flood: the book of Enoch

Perugia: Impossible Architecture and a City That Seems Outside of Time (1872–1890)

Marble or flesh? The impossible mystery of sculptures that defy history

Jamestown 1907: exhibits the true birth of American naval power

Sacred clowns: ancient symbols connecting America with the Old World

Megalithic Frankfurt: colossal architecture, star fortresses and the devastation of 1944

The Land of the Dogs: Marco Polo, the Canary Islands, and the Guardians of the Threshold

Did silicon biology exist on early Earth?