Arcane Sciences

Explore forbidden scientific theories, suppressed technologies, and unconventional physics that challenge mainstream understanding.

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Parallel Universes: Every Decision, Another World?

Before there was talk of multiverses, there was a much simpler picture of reality. For most of human history, the sky wa...

20th Century Physics

The Gateway Experience

In 1950s New York, a radio executive named Robert Monroe discovered something the military would later classify above to...

1950s - 1983

The Quantum Eraser

In 1978, theoretical physicist John Archibald Wheeler proposed an experiment that would break reality....

1978 - 2000

The Akashic Records

Imagine a database. Infinite. Omnipresent. Containing every thought, every action, every moment that ever occurred or ev...

Ancient - 1922

The Necronomicon: The Book That Never Was

In the 8th century, in the deserts of Yemen, there lived a poet and scholar named Abdul Hazred. History has no record of...

8th - 14th Century

The Apocalypse Code: When Universes Reset

Every civilization that has ever existed has told the same story. The world will end. Not might. Will....

Ancient Prophecies

The Reality Illusion: When Perception Creates Existence

The Flammarion engraving haunts for a reason. Created in 1888, it shows something academics prefer you don't think about...

Flammarion's Vision

The Forbidden Tree: Wisdom or Lineage?

The Garden of Eden is remembered for a tree. Not for its beauty, not for the paradise surrounding it, but for the one th...

c. 3500 BCE

Heaven & Hell: From Dilmun to the Afterlife

Before heaven and hell became moral destinations, they were geographic locations. Real places, described in ancient text...

c. 2800 BCE

Vimanas: The Ancient Flying Machines

Long before the Wright Brothers took flight, long before humanity dreamed of conquering the skies, ancient Sanskrit text...

The Power of Symbolism: How Religions Were Constructed

Around 1500 BCE, in the deserts of Sinai, a priesthood was forming. They would write the texts that became the Torah. Th...

c. 1500 BCE

Asimov's Paradoxes Come to Life

In 1942, a science fiction writer named Isaac Asimov sat at his typewriter in his cramped New York apartment and codifie...

The Double Slit Experiment

In 1801, Thomas Young did something that should have been simple. He shone a beam of light through two narrow slits cut ...

1801 - 1927

The Fibonacci Sequence

It begins with a riddle about rabbits....

Ancient India - 1202

Quantum Entanglement

Albert Einstein did not like quantum mechanics. He helped create it. But he never accepted what it implied....

1935 - 1964

Hemi-Sync Technology

Robert Monroe was a successful radio broadcasting executive in the 1950s when something strange began happening. During ...

1950s - 1983

Quantum Computing: The Encryption Crisis

In 1994, mathematician Peter Shor published a paper that sent ripples through the cryptography community. An algorithm t...

1994 - 2019

Zero Point Energy: Power from Empty Space

In 1913, Max Planck and Albert Einstein made a peculiar discovery while studying blackbody radiation. Even at absolute z...

1913 - 1990

Tesla's Wireless Energy: The Dream of Free Power

Nikola Tesla arrived in New York in 1884 with four cents in his pocket and a head full of visions. He had seen alternati...

1891 - 1917

Cold Fusion: The Promise That Would Not Die

On March 23, 1989, two chemists held a press conference that would change their lives and divide the scientific communit...

1989

Orgone Energy: Wilhelm Reich's Forbidden Discovery

Wilhelm Reich began as a respected psychoanalyst in Vienna, a protege of Sigmund Freud himself. He ended his life in an ...

1930 - 1957

Scalar Waves: Tom Bearden's Hidden Physics

In 1903, mathematician Edmund Whittaker published a paper showing that any electromagnetic field could be decomposed int...

1903 - 1980

Precognitive Dreams: Visions of the Future

Throughout human history, dreams have been regarded as windows to realms beyond ordinary perception. Ancient civilizatio...

Collective Unconscious: Jung's Theory of the Collective Mind

Carl Gustav Jung began his career as a devoted follower of Sigmund Freud. The two men corresponded extensively and Freud...

Morphic Resonance: Rupert Sheldrake's Revolutionary Theory

Rupert Sheldrake began his career as a conventional biochemist. Educated at Cambridge and Harvard, he specialized in pla...

Tesla's 3-6-9 Mystery

Nikola Tesla was not like other inventors. He did not tinker his way to discoveries. He visualized complete machines in ...

1856 - 1943

Frozen Awakening: The Siberian Zombie Viruses

Fifty thousand years ago, the world was a different place. Ice sheets covered vast portions of the northern hemisphere. ...

48500 BCE

Project Stargate: The CIA's Psychic Wars

The Cold War was fought on many fronts. In the silos of nuclear missiles. In the shadow conflicts of proxy wars. In the ...

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