Top Mysteries 1. Stone Spheres of Costa Rica 2. Piri Reis map 3. Baghdad Battery 4.

Giant Dinosaur Eggs Chechnya, Russia 5. Voynich Manuscript 6. Mystery Stone of Lake Winnipesaukee 7. Antikythera Mechanics 8. Hidden Character Stone China 9. Fuente Manga Bowl 10. The London Hammer London, Texas 11. Dyatlov Pass Incident 12. Rongorongo 13. Mystery of Celtic Wood 14. Kasper Hauser 15. The Lost Roman Legion Legio IX Hispana (Ninth Spanish Legion) Illegal Medical Experiments 1. Project MKUltra 2. Stanford Prison Experiment 3. The Monster Study 4. Project ARTICHOKE 5. Porton Down 6. Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment 7. Project 4.1 Top Secret Organizations 1. Opus Dei 2. Ordo Templi Orients 3. The Knights Templar 4. Ku Klux Klan 5. Beati Paoli 6. Majestic 12 7. Freemasons 8. Thule Society 9. Illuminati 10. Bilderberg Group

Top Highly Secretive Military Experiments

1. Manhattan Project 2. Project 112 / Project SHAD 3. Charlie the Catfish CIA (Unconfirmed) 4. Project Clear Vision / Bacchus / Jefferson 5. 816 Nuclear Military Plant China 6. USA-226 7. Laboratory 12 Soviet Union / Russia 8. Project MKUltra 9. Project Coast South Africa 10. Unit 731 Japan Top Mad Scientific Theories 1. Doughnut Shaped Universe a. The Universe could be smaller in some directions than others. 2. Antimatter Galaxies a. If the Big Bang equal amounts of matter and antimatter, then entire antimatter galaxies could exist. 3. Panspermia Theory a. All life on Earth evolved from an extra-terrestrial seed, possibly found from microbes on comets. 4. The Ekpyrotic Model a. The trigger for the Big Bang was caused when our universe collided with another hidden in a higher dimension. 5. Many Worlds Theory a. For every possible outcome of every possible contingency, a new universe is born. 6. The Simulation Hypothesis a. Our existence and our minds are a computer simulation controlled by future generations of humans. 7. The Zoo Hypothesis a. To keep our civilizations from harm, extraterrestrials choose not to reveal themselves to us. 8. The Quantum Zeno Effect and the End of the Universe a. The mere observation of dark energy helps to keep it unstable. b. This could cause a quantum energy shift leading to Armageddon. 9. Black Holes Are Gateways to Other Universes a. Black holes act as a tunnel between universes. b. Matter entering them doesnt collapse, but exits at the other end/ 10. The Holographic Principle a. Our reality is nothing more than a holographic projection created by the universe itself.

10 Mathematical Equations That Changed the World 1. The Black-Scholes Model a. Function: Calculates the price of financial derivatives b. Importance: Helped create trillion dollar derivatives market but incorrect use contributed to the current financial crisis 2. The Pythagorean Theorem a. Function: Working out the lengths of the various sides of a triangle b. Importance: Foundation of modern trigonometry used in surveying, mapping, and navigation 3. The Fourier Transform a. Function: Describes patterns in time as a function of frequency b. Importance: Used in JPEG compression, signal analysis & discovering the structure of molecules 4. Fundamental Theorem of Calculus a. Function: Working out instantaneous rates of change b. Importance: Measurement of solids, curves, and area used in medicine, economics, and computer science 5. Eulers Polyhedron Formula a. Function: Calculating the space of spheres b. Importance: Led to development of topography used in 3D mapping and by biologists to understand DNA 6. Universal Law of Gravitation a. Function: Calculates the force of gravity between two objects b. Importance: Critical to astronomy helped discover Pluto, used in space exploration and putting satellites in orbit 7. Maxwells Equations a. Function: Explain the relationships between electric and magnetic fields b. Importance: Prediction and understanding of electromagnetic waves used in radar, TV, and modern communications 8. Second Law of Thermodynamics a. Function: Explains entropy the dissipation of energy and heat over time b. Importance: Proved perpetual motion is impossible and helped prove matter is made up of atoms 9. The Schrdinger Equation a. Function: Models matter as a wave rather than a particle b. Importance: Revolutionized small-scale physics crucial in developing modern computers via semiconductors and transistors 10. Theory of Special Relativity E=mc2

a. Function: Shows mass and energy are interchangeable and explains behavior of objects at very high speeds b. Importance: Introduced the idea of time dilation and helped lead to nuclear weapons