Stories of the Paranormal, Supernatural, Legends, Lore, Mysterious Macabre, Unsolved and Unexplained
Scientists arrive on Mars to conduct nuclear experiments on what everyone assured them was a completely dead and worthless planet, but what they discover in the smoke and fire will fill them with such overwhelming guilt that they’ll abandon everything and flee home in shame.
Recent government hearings have made UFOs and aliens front-page news, and now a Catholic priest says he’d baptize extraterrestrials if asked. But I think before agreeing so quickly to the idea, this priest needs to be asking some really big theological and spiritual questions.
When massive cylinders fell from the sky and buried themselves in the English countryside, curious crowds gathered to witness what they thought was a meteorite. But when those cylinders unscrewed from within, what emerged would shatter humanity’s place at the top of the evolutionary ladder. Towering tripods. Heat rays that incinerated everything in their path. And an enemy more advanced, more ruthless, and more alien than anyone could have imagined. H.G. Wells’ “The War of the Worlds” – the story that invented the alien invasion. This is the complete, unabridged audiobook, narrated by Weird Darkness host, Darren Marlar.
The Catholic Church has been studying the stars since the 16th century. Now its newest astronomer is ready to welcome beings from those stars into the faith.
An astronomer who’s spent his career searching for alien life explains why he’s confident extraterrestrials exist throughout the universe—yet remains skeptical that any UFO sighting has ever been proof of their visit to Earth.
A metallic sphere falls from Colombian skies bearing cryptic symbols that some claim warn of Earth’s destruction while skeptics call it humanity’s latest UFO hoax.
A NASA scientist suggests that extraterrestrial civilizations might be just advanced enough to have already tried finding us and given up.
A man who described Donald Trump being shot in the ear months before it happened has a new vision, and this one involves lights in the sky.
A molecular biologist analyzing family DNA discovered genetic sequences that shouldn’t exist, claiming they’re evidence of extraterrestrial manipulation of the human genome.
A Tennessee congressman calmly claims extraterrestrial entities have been living in Earth’s oceans for millennia, operating from five or six specific deep-sea locations.
A massive Soviet-era telescope that once sent humanity’s messages to alien civilizations has been destroyed in a Ukrainian drone strike, ending its transformation from cosmic messenger to military weapon.
A man claiming to have found a meteorite in Panama filmed black, tar-like tentacles erupting from the rock, growing so rapidly that he had to lock it in a safe where it continued pulsing and expanding in darkness.
Some of humanity’s most terrifying encounters might have happened much closer to home than anyone imagined.
Astronomers spend billions searching deep space for alien signals while a growing number of scientists believe extraterrestrials might already be watching us from much closer than anyone imagined.
What if aliens are deliberately hiding from us because making contact means certain death? From the chilling Dark Forest Theory to NASA insiders claiming ETs walk among us, discover why we haven’t found aliens yet—and the disturbing possibility that they’re already here, watching us through microscopic probes we can’t even detect.
For over fifty years, military officers at America’s nuclear missile sites have reported UFOs hovering over their weapons, triggering unauthorized launch sequences, shutting down entire missile flights, and demonstrating complete control over humanity’s most powerful arsenal.
A Pentagon scientist’s testimony about alien classifications has members of Congress questioning everything they thought they knew about government secrecy.
The rock star claims his mother was abducted, his wounds heal unnaturally fast, and he doesn’t know if his age actually exists — welcome to MGK’s extraterrestrial identity crisis.
A Harvard astronomer’s controversial theory about a massive object hurtling through our solar system has ignited fierce debate in the scientific community — and raised questions about whether humanity should prepare for contact.