Unsolved Mysteries That Cannot Be Explained... But I'll Try!

Tune in for some unsolved mysteries that can't be explained, but I'll try anyway!

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[Lazy_heartz]

ANOTHER MYSTERY NO ONE CAN SOLVE IS WHERE THE SPIDER IN MY ROOM WENT 😭😭😭

[ultraduckking]

Time Marks:
0:26 - The Cape Intruder
2:12 - The Green Children
5:17 - The Tromp Family
8:09 - The Madness Of The Two
8:41 - The Ningen
10:58 - The Electric Girl
13:17 - The Black Night Satellite
15:51 - The Miracles Of The Air
19:07 - Trails Of The Unknown
20:49 - Trevaline Evans
22:40 - Lady Dai

[SamPendentTheThief]

My take on these:
1. Sleep Paralysis
2. Be Amazed's Theory
3. Hysteria/Be Amazed's Theroy
4. Misidentified Animal or Mirage
5. Genes
6. Be Amazed's Theory
7. Sun Dogs
8. Meteor, Gravity
9. Possibly had a heart attack or was indeed killed
10. Fantastic Preserving Methods

[mleh]

The Cape Intruder immediately made me think of the man who lived off the grid as a hermit for decades. Admittedly he survived off food he’d pilfer from the kitchens of unsuspecting people. Quite possibly such intruder would take several minutes to check that his unwitting ‘hosts’ were sound asleep before rooting around their food supplies. Just my thoughts.

[y_fam_goeglyd]

The green children actually came from Belgium (Flanders is a part of it) where they speak a relative of Dutch. The parents were wool dyers. It's a very well known story here in Suffolk, and there are good records regarding the incident.

[Brian-crrb]

The tromps may have went wacky due to mold in the house. I've read about certain mold affecting the brain depending on health and age. Pretty crazy

[emilyfraser]

The static shock case may have been related to genealogy, which would explain why it appeared at different times. Maybe it is caused slightly like Huntington's Disease or similar genetic disorders, where a number of repeats in a DNA gene determines likelihood of it manifesting, and it appearing at different times. It would be interesting to look back through family records, see if it was maybe a DNA mutation that caused excess electric production or something.

[gregorys]

The Lady Dai mystery is very interesting as that mysterious fluid sounds like it may be useful to figuring out problems with cryo-stasis.

[WeirdDarknessOfficial]

Wait... Santa isn't real?!? Do you mean my parents have been lying to me for the past 53 years?!

[ruthbygrave]

I got "lenticular cloud" and "sleep paralysis" instantly (whenever I've had sleep paralysis it feels subjectively like being unable to move for several minutes, although it's probably a few seconds or less). The story of the poor unfortunate in Manchester with a truly epic case of static shock really boggled my mind. Hope non-conductive onions and a good diet work for her and her daughter!

[paulnassano-qwvq]

Nobody can explain why I can’t get a girlfriend

[vixceous]

Two years ago I saw TWO MOONS in the sky. First a big one that disappeared just to reveal the real moon behind it but not immediately it just came out of nowhere

[littlebucks]

The electricly charged mother and daughter reminds me of my own electric funk annoyingly shocking me throughout each day. I get shocked regardless of where I'm at and I have homes in NC and GA that I travel between regularly and the shocks and lightbulbs regularly bursting are of the same consistency.

[Shadowluigi-pjnq]

I've only heard of a couple of these things before, it's nuts how many weird things happen all the time

[Thundralight]

What is that thumbnail thing supposed to be a snowman, a snowball with legs?

[DanaX]

Some sightings of the “Ningen” are very likely polar bears standing on two feet and optical illusions. They are very comfy in the water and look huge.

[clipscompilations]

From Around the Suffolk Area, the legend surrounding Woolpit is also believed that the children indeed were of Flemish decent, however were green due to the dye used by the children’s father as a tanner, this may have caused the boys early death. The reason they only ate green foods may be due to the only food they could eat whilst in the forests were green.

[abigailphoenixthepaperaddi]

Ok.. Electric Lady... i believe this. I also believe it can be inherited, and is actually a genetic trait that be dormant until something "turns it on" - high stress, etc...
See, I'm similar (not as strong). My uncle (mother's side) has aspects, too.
As a child, I could wear watches with batteries. Upon puberty, however, I'd drain batteries within a month. (Pre-cell phone, so you can imagine how frustrating it was lol).
Uncles solution was to oy use a win-up watch. I pinned a watch (minus straps) inside a pocket of my purse.
We both have an ability to set off those detectors that stores used to use at the openings (as the detectors got "better", it happens less often, but still does sometimes). That's the extent of what we "share".
With the advent of LED bulbs (which I now use exclusively), this finally has reduced GREATLY. I've also learned how to calm myself down quickly... but until those LED bulbs became more common... I could "blow" a lightbumb by simply getting frustrated near it (it was above me, or within 10 feet). Anger caused the bulbs to explode. Regular incandescent bulbs were the worst for it, but florescent ones were also prone to it (I hate those bulbs - headache inducers).
I have set off car alarms by getting angry and being "too close" (5-10 feet away). That still happens.
I've screwed up computers and anything electronic just by touch. Thankfully, most devices are better shielded now, but I still don't touch expensive equipment when I'm frustrated or angry, and will actually leave any device I'm using at the time until I cool off (much faster now with the tricks I've learned lol).
Sadly, my son also has the same problem with computers specifically (thankfully, not light bulbs or alarms).
We have no name for this. We don't know WHY. It just IS. It has, however, taught us to rein in our emotions and wait until we're away from items that can't easily be repaired/replace before venting it out. Lol.
And yes, non-family members/friends/strangers have all witnessed it. It was horribly embarrassing for me when I was 13 and caused an entire wing (total of 6 classrooms) of our school to have to replace all the (florescent) bulbs there just because I couldn't control my emotions. I was just glad that only a few actually SAW me get upset and the lightbulbs blowing (the one above me shattered - thankfully, it had that plastic covering to protect us) and put it together. Rather than have yet another thing to be bullied about, I convinced them (i think lol, they never brought it up again at least) it was just a coincidence.
All our family can think is that we either have a stronger electrical field around us, or we are amazing electrical generators - or both.
They would have loved us as batteries in the Matrix... hmmm, come to think of it, maybe that's why I was bullied so much... more power. Lol.
;)
Seriously, though, it did suck. Still does sometimes when I go out & end up and burn out an older-style bulb, or make a car alarm blare.
Superpower? No... but it IS amusing to give static shocks to people even without the "usual" conditions (dry air, rubbing feet on carpet, etc). Not so fun to accidentally shock myself on metal... lol.

[zaubermaus]

when waking up in sleep paralysis, you normally can't see those "demons" clearly enough to be able to make a drawing btw. i myself even just "hear" them moan like a zombie. mostly behind a door or sth.

[Shameonyou]

Keep this narrator in all the future uploads please.