Mysterious Oddities

Examining the alleged text messages from the Oceangate submersible Titan on its final dive to the Titanic.

A brief examination of the claims made by David Grusch and his associates. Asking a few simple questions provides a quick reality check on the likelihood of Grusch's claims being true. Plus, the real search for extraterrestrial intelligence. Looking For Signals From Alien Civilizations with Seth Shostak | John Michael Godier https://youtu.be/BmbwQLAFitk Seth Shostak on SETI (Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence) | Singularity University https://youtu.be/xvm7dB0mOic

In 1576, Martin Frobisher sailed from England to the Canadian arctic in search of a northwest passage. Five of his crewmen became separated from the expedition and were left behind never to be seen again. It would be 300 years before someone discovered the fate of the five men.

Since the end of the Korean War there have been numerous reports of US POWs still being held in North Korea. A number of these sightings are misunderstandings but some of them are not easily explained. This video presents some of the more compelling POW sightings. Sources: American POWs alive in North Korea: Defector interviews, by JohnPosey1455 https://youtu.be/KvoEreTN1yc?t=1307 POW Investigative Project: https://www.powinvestigativeproject.org/ Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency : https://dpaa-mil.sites.crmforce.mil/dpaaFamWebKorean www.nknews.org Story on South Korean POWs held in North Korea: https://www.nknews.org/2021/12/71-years-later-prisoners-of-war-in-north-korea-are-still-waiting-to-return-home/ Serban Oprica Senate Testimony: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghMXsPTFDHI&t=10347s

The submarine USS Scorpion was lost on May 22 1968. Debate has continued to this day as to the cause of her sinking. A number of theories have been put forth over the decades. Some blame the submarine's malfunctioning torpedoes or some other mechanical failure. Other theories place blame of the Soviet Navy for intentionally sinking the sub. More recently, an overlooked theory from the original investigation has come back to the forefront.

September 1553: Two ships take refuge from the arctic winter in an inlet on the Kola Peninsula. The ships were well stocked with food and warm clothes. Despite this every man would perish before the spring of 1554. These two ships, under the command of Sir Hugh Willoughby, had left England in May 1553 to find a northeast passage to the orient.