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u/Emergency_Height_165
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May 21 '26
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u/theworldofAR
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May 21 '26
Other Strangeness Robert Harward seemingly wearing a mask on Fox News..
You guys remember back when the CIA’s chief of disguise fooled the sitting president throughout a whole conference with a hyper-realistic mask?
That was the early 90’s..
imagine the advancement we have today.
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u/Worst_Artist
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Apr 22 '26
Discussion David Wilcock’s final video just 2 days prior to his death “People are disappearing. Scientists are going missing…”
r/HighStrangeness • u/iltifaat_yousuf • Mar 29 '22
Ancient Cultures When you clap your hands in front of Chichen Itza stairs, the echo sounds like a Quetzal bird
r/HighStrangeness • u/Primary-Map-785 • Jan 18 '23
okay i work as a workmen (electrician). today at work( i work in an old apertment) i drag cables and inside a wall i find this old news paper, what i find weird is the date it came out :wednesday 18 jan 1922 . and its the same date for me today exactly 101 years later
r/HighStrangeness • u/kingberr • May 09 '21
if you multiply the height of the Great Pyramid Of Giza by 2π you get 3022 ft. The actual perimeter of its base is 3024ft .. to put that in perspective, each side of the base should be 755.5 ft instead of 756 ft, HALF A FOOT shorter, in order to get exactly 3022 ft. An unimaginable accuracy..
r/HighStrangeness • u/krazykoalaharris • Dec 09 '20
Recently an 8-mile long "canvas" filled with ice age drawings of extinct animals has been discovered in the Amazon rainforest.
r/HighStrangeness • u/dingykaren • May 09 '23
Ancient Cultures I don't know if anybody cares, but I met Georgio Tsoukalos from Ancient Aliens.
Super cool guy! His hair was as fabulous as ever!
r/HighStrangeness • u/AndrewStackson • Nov 18 '20
I’ve seen so many posts here about the depiction of angels I had to share this
r/HighStrangeness • u/RandoDivinerofErgi • Jul 08 '22
Coyote Peterson is claiming he's found a Bigfoot skull.
r/HighStrangeness • u/Madmaster71 • Jan 12 '21
Tesla collision avoidance detecting invisible man at cemetery
r/HighStrangeness • u/EffectiveAmphibian95 • Dec 25 '22
UFO Some kind of convoy of UFO’s (of a singular ship) spotted outside my apartment. Any ideas?
r/HighStrangeness • u/[deleted] • Aug 20 '21
Discussion Possible explanation for the Switzerland UFO video
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u/yeahbitch_science_
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Feb 09 '26
Cryptozoology In 2002 an underwater drone accidentally captured an unknown creature in the background as it was filming a squid
r/HighStrangeness • u/BeachProducer • Mar 21 '21
Denver airport embracing the lizard people 😆🙌🏻 (not my video)
r/HighStrangeness • u/[deleted] • Oct 27 '21
One of the more credible hypotheses I’ve seen for non-disclosure…
r/HighStrangeness • u/VinylBigfoot • Mar 24 '20
I’m pretty sure that’s how horror movies start
r/HighStrangeness • u/PixxiePlay • Oct 03 '25
Other Strangeness I am convinced I used to be a tree in prehistoric times
Let me start off by saying I know this sounds weird, I do consider myself to be a ‘normal’ person. But a few years ago something happened that had me question my whole existence. It started out with watching a prehistoric documentary, it was about ancient life. A brief summary on the different eras of the Earth. It was kinda boring until it started talking about the Carboniferous period. At this point in my life I had no knowledge on this period, I don’t remember being taught about it in school. As the documentary went on I had the strangest feeling of nostalgia but I also got the sense that the documentary was wrong. It was the eeriest feeling. I was watching the fauna and animals being described but I just KNEW it wasn’t exact. The plants were different colors and the animals features were off. I could picture how they were really supposed to be and how the earth/atmosphere/sky were supposed to look like at that time. I just KNEW it. I can’t explain it but I also got the feeling of being extremely homesick. It made me sad that I couldn’t go back but also that I had forgotten. There were details that the documentary was going on about and I would be in my head thinking no that’s not right, it was actually like ‘this not that’. I thought I was going crazy at first and I guess I still feel that way. But after that I began reading and educating myself on that era and the more I looked into it the more I could remember. It was like the floodgates opened and there was a sense of deep sadness that I had forgotten all about my ‘life’ back then. It feels like a distant memory yet I can’t rationalize why I feel this way. I find myself looking at pictures from the era and it makes me homesick for a time long since past. I am not sure why I’m posting this other than to get this off my chest. I have yet to share with anyone in my real life as I know this sounds crazy
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u/ConTim995
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May 14 '26