25 Greatest Unsolved Mysteries That Still Puzzle Experts

History is full of captivating stories, but some chapters remain frustratingly blank. Whether it’s Amelia Earhart’s ultimate resting place or the identity of Jack the Ripper, some unsolved mysteries have baffled experts for centuries Here are 25 Greatest Unsolved Mysteries That Still Puzzle Experts!

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If you’re expecting another rehash of the usual suspects, I’ve got a surprise for you... Because today’s list is all about the unsolved mysteries people rarely talk about! Here are the 25 Greatest Unsolved Mysteries That Still Puzzle Experts!

Author: Hestie Bernard
Music: Missing Persons by Jeremy Blake

Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:33 - Twin Language
1:21 - Did The Romans Discover Brazil?
2:20 - Where Did William Kidd Bury His Treasure?
3:09 - The Watseka Wonder
4:01 - The Patomskiy Crater
5:00 - Where is Alexander the Great buried?
5:48 - Where is Cleopatra's tomb?
6:34 - The Max Headroom Broadcast Signal
7:23 - Who Is Jetpack Man?
8:10 - Who killed JFK?
8:55 - Greenland’s Lost Colony
9:46 - Was Caesarion Caesar's Son?
10:42 - Acquired Savant Syndrome
11:31 - Does the Copper Scroll Treasure Exist?
12:22 - The Placebo Effect
13:04 - The Great Unconformity
14:20 - When was Jesus Born?
14:58 - The Work Of Pythagoras
15:39 - King Minos’ Labyrinth
16:13 - Spontaneous Regression of Cancer With Fasting
17:02 - The Sri Lanka Meteorite Fossils
17:52 - Cymatic Patterns
18:33 - The Eleusinian Mysteries
19:30 - What Really Happened To The Dinosaurs
20:37 - The Creation of the Universe
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Thank you Mike, I know a lot of work goes into making these videos. I really look forward to your videos!😊

[HoV]

I loved your approach to number one with how objective you were about it and respectful to both sides. It honestly really is crazy that this is all even happening. What a wacky, wonderful world, this is!

[brentonlively]

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[TKaePetras]

Thank you for educating us in a way that is fun and entertaining. I'm always searching the video list for your content! Great stuff!

[lilsisasu]

Interesting video. Also, love the Gideon’s bakehouse shirt! I’ve been once and absolutely loved the cookies!

[j.p.]

12:40 The way it was originally explained to me, Nocebo effect sounded like a medicine wouldn’t work just because the patient didn’t think it would, which never made any sense. Experiencing negative side effects from a placebo makes a lot more sense.

[theFRIS]

I can appreciate this video for at least asking if Oswald acted alone rather than just saying he did because that's what we were told

[silverbackharley]

Love your shirt! It has a Tim Burton look to me.

[thDecember]

Nice shirt!
@ 6:02, Mark Antony, not Anthony.

[cynthiasimpson]

I like the background behind Mike during #1.

[gmc]

I watched all the way through. The only thing that gave me involuntary chills was “death is irreversible.”

[ginaharden]

Hello Mike! With your final two mysteries it's easier to choose....outs things more in perspective XO

[Kimbothegroovychic]

I really like some of the lesser known mysteries. 🙂

[scottharris]

Great list as usual. Things that make you actually think. By the way is that shirt from Gideons cookie shop in Disney Springs? Looks like the "photos" they have on their walls of the shop.

[donnatheroux]

Oh yeah 👍👍👍👍👍🔥❤️ thank you List 25 Mike ❤

[WowKnow]

When archaeologist Howard Carter opened King Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922, a series of mysterious deaths followed. Many believed it was a curse....

[macaylacayton]

3:04 I mean we are missing both kidd's treasure and blackbeard's treasure so maybe it truly is time to go looking for pirate loot

[deanashores]

Could you do a list of unsolved mysteries that eventually got solved?

[carissamiller]

My twin sister and I had our own language when we were little we did grow out of it.

[maryrosekent]

= I worked at San Francisco’s _Castro Theatre_ two different times for an aggregate of 10 year, at a time the theater was 75-90 years old. On three occasions I had _creepy, very creepy, and extremely creepy_ confirmation that ghosts are real!
= I was seven years old when JFK was assassinated—it was the first time I had ever seen adults cry.
= The Cymatic Patterns was fascinating.
= Rocking T-shirt, Mike.