Historical facts about world that remain unsolved till now

A man spent 67 years of his stereoblind life. It is the inability to gain a deeper understanding. After paying for 3D glasses to watch the movie Hugo, his mind suddenly clicked. About 5-10% of the population has stereoblindness. This left him able to see the world as a backdrop. The man was able to see a triple viewpoint after the end of the movie even though conventional wisdom described it as impossible.

The “big browser,” as scientists call it, is a dark matter that we are pulling our galaxy, and many others, to look at. At a speed of 22 million kilometers (14 million kilometers) per hour, this massive amount of space equals 250 million million years from our solar system. This means that the fate of the universe is tied to the existence of matter and energy, and no one knows where it ends or where!

 The rare motorcycle in the world "Traub" was found behind a brick wall in Chicago. It was acquired in 1968 and is still active today. Dale Walksler, the current owner, points out that it could be written in 1916. Engine technology was ahead of its time, and alternatives were never used in one of America's motorcycles.

Discovered more than 2000 years after his death, Lady Dais of the Han Dynasty is one of the world's best-preserved ancient sites. You are buried in this mysterious fluid that scientists cannot duplicate. She is a lifelong Chinese mother, her skin is still soft and her arms and legs can bend in joints. To this day, he is the best-preserved ancient man ever to be found.

There is a thunderstorm in Australia that builds almost every afternoon from September to March each year. It covers a length of 20 kilometers and has become the subject of numerous studies by meteorologists around the world. The name Hector the Convector, was developed almost every afternoon on Tiwi Island in the Northern Territory, Australia. It is believed that nearby sea winds are causing it.

In 1973 two men came to the sheriff's office and claimed that they were abducted by aliens by the hands of a lobster. Charles Hickson and Calvin Parker were fishing when they were picked up. They spoke in disturbed words about the kidnapping and told the same story even though they were in different rooms. Hickson even passed a polygraph test, to show he was out of action.

In 1876, mysterious meat spread over Bath County in Kentucky, USA, and has since been known as "The Kentucky Meat Shower". The meat was then studied by the Newark Science Science Association and the result states that it contained body tissues, cartilage and lung tissue either in the horse or infant (both with the same organs of the body).

In 1954, a retired airline official reported that the U.S. Air Force saw two satellites orbiting the Earth. The origin and purpose of "The Black Knight Satellite" was unknown. It appeared before the introduction of man-made satellites. Some people speculate that this black knight satellite may be around 13,000 years old, and has been seen and photographed before the first man-made satellite was introduced.

An inch-long waist bone has been found outside the city of Chile. It has hard teeth, tasty head, and moderate skin that people believed was some kind of exterior. It is only after being named human that a question of meaning arises with its smallest size, change of origin and origin. Those questions went unanswered.

In 1967 the Australians lost the prime minister in a rare case. It was one of the largest search operations in world history, but no fossils or human remains have been found. Harold Holt was Prime Minister for 22 months before disappearing while swimming at Cheviot Beach. This massive outbreak was initiated by police, eventually continued by the Royal Australian Australian Navy, Royal Australian helicopters, the military and many local volunteers.

 In 2003 a Boeing 727 was stolen from the Angolan airport. The alleged thieves are said to have no ability to fly the plane and the plane took off without any contact or permission from the building. As the lights are turned off and off, it rises above the Atlantic Ocean to never be seen again.

In 1518 a strange and deadly “dance plague” ravaged Strasbourg, Alsace. The intense dance on the streets has been going on for about a month and as a result some dancers suffer from heart disease, strokes, and many others die of extreme fatigue. Hundreds were affected, and are still unknown to this day.

There is a 240-page book called The Voynich Manuscript that was written in the early 15th century in an entirely unknown language. The illustrations suggest that the book may be an ancient or modern medical textbook. Most of the top cryptographers read Voynich's manuscript, yet no one succeeded in finding the text.

The largest virus in the world, called Pandora, was found off the coast of Australia. It carries about 93% of unknown genes without the virus itself. This suggests a "foreign" origin, but scientists cannot say for sure that it will not endanger human nature.

Devil’s boat is a huge hole that swallows half a river and no one knows where it comes from. Over the years, researchers and curious people alike have poured dye, ping-pong balls, and even logs into the package and are looking for any signs of recurrence. So far, no content has been found.

There is a huge hole down on Oak Island in Canada that said in pirate heritage houses no one can access. The discovery of a tree close to the costume of the coat shows the stories of the chiefs who were reducing wealth to the basement. With financial help, a group of people started digging. After a few years they stopped trying in hidden treasures because the constant flooding made it very difficult to use the land. The only thing they were hoping to save was a large stone translated "40 meters under 2 million pounds".

Scientists are still trying to figure out why people have different blood types. In the early 1900s Karl Landsteiner began to discover blood types and that certain types cannot mix. There are many theories of how you are divided into these categories, but the question remains why people have different blood types.

These are the most unsolvable  mysteries of humans from around the world.