Diana Brown

What are the chances there are still large, undiscovered animals on the planet? More likely than you might think.

By Diana Brown

Underwater military bases sound super-cool, but what are the odds they truly exist?

By Diana Brown

We've yet to find intelligent life outside of planet Earth. But instead of space, should we be looking right here but in other dimensions?

By Diana Brown

CERN's work has been groundbreaking to say the least, but conspiracy theories run rampant about the potential disasters it could cause, too.

By Diana Brown

Humans are awesome and we have superpowers of our own. But could a greedy world of "supervillains" twist them against us?

By Diana Brown

For centuries, people have been reporting sightings of strange objects in the sky - unidentified flying objects (though UAP is the term du jour). These events continue to captivate the world.

By Diana Brown & Desiree Bowie

Can infrasound explain away ghosts, hauntings and other paranormal activity?

By Diana Brown

Countless superhero movies have been released in the past decade, playing to our fascination with people with higher than usual abilities. But what if people really could have superpowers like those portrayed in the movies, thanks to the inheritance of so-called super genes?

By Diana Brown & Sascha Bos

Canadian student Elisa Lam went missing in 2013 and the mystery surrounding her death captured national attention. So what really happened to this 21-year-old?

By Diana Brown

There's no doubt people are seeing lights. But are they really spirits of ghosts - or even aliens - or can these unusual lights be clarified with a simple explanation?

By Diana Brown

Why did famed photographer Ernest Withers betray the civil rights movement he so lovingly documented?

By Diana Brown

Much mystery surrounds the Georgia Guidestones, including the true identity of the man who commissioned them to be built and the identity of their destroyer.

By Jesslyn Shields & Diana Brown

The Somerton Beach man mystery has baffled authorities and mystery buffs for decades, but DNA researchers have finally put a tentative name to the man found dead on Somerton Beach in 1948.

By Diana Brown

Human bones were found in the basement of Benjamin Franklin's London home. Lots of human bones. Was one of America's most venerated Founding Fathers a criminal of the worst kind?

By Diana Brown & Mark Mancini

There's no question the Titanic sank, but could it have been intentional? Some conspiracy theorists think so.

By Diana Brown

The Bermuda Triangle's Eastern counterpoint - the Dragon's Triangle - is located in the Philippine Sea and has supposedly been swallowing up ships for centuries.

By Diana Brown

Imaginary friends have nothing on tulpas. These are "entities" people believe will to life in their minds - complete with feelings, thoughts and experiences.

By Diana Brown

Conspiracy theorists claim the Smithsonian Institution holds the truth behind the ancient people that once thrived in the Grand Canyon - and they weren't Native Americans.

By Diana Brown

The guys at Stuff They Don't Want You To Know break down some of the myths behind one of the darkest times in the colonies.

By Diana Brown

Who is Jim Roberts and the people who fervently follow his doomsday prophecies?

By Diana Brown

Psychics often try to help police solve crimes, but how many times are they really successful?

By Diana Brown

From public letters to anime porn, the 470,000 public files offer a window into the last years of al-Qaida mastermind Osama bin Laden.

By Diana Brown

Have you ever felt like a movie or TV show eerily predicted an actual event? There's a name for that.

By Diana Brown

Where do we draw the line between interesting and appalling?

By Diana Brown

In the age of endless information, are voters too distracted to make informed decisions?

By Diana Brown