6 Most Disturbing Mysterious Locations

berha, if you were to look at virtually any map of the Gulf of Mexico drawn by Spanish explorers in the 16th and 17th centuries, you would find a small island located off the northern coast of the Yucatan Peninsula called burha, although the exact location of the island varied slightly According to the map, it was a well-known fact that the island at least existed. burha was first mentioned by the Spanish cartographer Alonzo de Santa Cruz in an official list of islands in the Gulf of Mexico published in Madrid in 1539 Alonzo de Chaves another A Spanish cartographer once wrote that from a distance BHA appeared blonde or reddish, From where the island's name comes a couple of hundred years later, in the mid-19th century, French Mexican cartographers published reports indicating that Burha Island had begun to sink in the late 18th century.

The 19th century burha no longer appeared on many maps of the area and the last time it appeared on an official map was in the 1921 edition of the geographic atlas of the Mexican Republic. In the late 1999s, the American and Mexican governments began negotiations to determine the limits for oil drilling rights in the Gulf of Mexico if the Mexican government could find Burha Island which would expand Mexico's oil drilling rights. much more towards the Gulf at that time. The Mexican government carried out three official investigations to find the island armed with state-of-the-art ultrasound technology and all kinds of modern tools to locate it

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ly they could not find any trace of the island and according to spokespersons for the Mexican Navy it was as if the island would not have even existed a year After the Mexican Navy could not find BHA, a Mexican senator named José Ángel Cello, who was one of the fiercest defenders of the expansion of Mexico's oil drilling territory and the existence of the island, died in a car accident on a Mexican highway when a truck crashed into the right side of the car, and his death quickly became fuel for a conspiracy theory that the CIA had blown up the island to promote an American agenda. fueled by oil.

Of course, this theory is a bit of a stretch and some of the other more logical theories that emerged about the island's disappearance are much more likely to be true. One possibility that researchers seem to favor is that the island sank after an earthquake or underwater landslide, leading to a further series of explorations in 2009 to see if the remains could be found on the ocean floor, however , despite the even more advanced technologies used during the official investigations that year, ultrasonic scanning of the ocean floor turned up absolutely nothing but a sandy ocean floor. Once again speculation began that the island had never existed.

Circulating online and in the news, leading many people to adopt it as truth after failed explorations in 2009, Julio Zamora, president of the Mexican Geography Society, claimed that the existence of Bera Island had probably been falsified. by the first Spanish explorers to mislead. For other explorers and military rivals from other countries, this would make sense, since back then it was common practice to make slightly inaccurate maps for strategic reasons. Another possible theory is that the island could have been drawn by a cartographer in the wrong location by mistake and replicated dozens of times over the centuries by other unwitting cartographers, yet some researchers think that due to the very accurate descriptions of the appearance physics of the island, bahha probably existed, but elsewhere despite the abundance of theories about the location and existence of the

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island 15 years later. the latest exploration of the last known location of burha the truth remains a mystery and will probably remain so forever Overton Bridge built in 1895 in Dartan Scotland Overton Bridge is a Gothic style bridge overlooking a 50 foot ravine leading to Overton House a 19th century mansion in the Scottish lowlands At first glance, Overton Bridge looks much like any other bridge of the era, but there is one rather obscure detail that sets it apart from any other structure in the area over the past 80 years .

Hundreds of dogs have been jumping off the bridge into the Ravine to their deaths for seemingly no reason, sometimes dogs survive the fall and are left with debilitating injuries and according to some reports there have even been cases where dogs supposedly jumped from the bridge they survived and ran up. the slope and then jumped once again to their deaths, depending on the source you will find reports stating that the number of dogs that jumped off the bridge is less than 100 or more than 100, but regardless of the exact number a fact that many dogs have died on this bridge for some mysterious reason, as you can imagine, these incidents at Overton Bridge have fueled all sorts of outlandish theories, including suggestions that the bridge is haunted according to Celtic pagan beliefs, the bridge is located in a place Slim, which is a place located at the supposed Union between Heaven and Earth, some locals have also favored more supernatural theories and many people blame the dog's death on the White Lady of Overton, the supposed Widow's Ghost. of the Overton house, another popular theory among According to locals, the dogs are being affected by negative residual energy from a tragic event in 1994 in which a 32-year-old father threw his baby off a bridge claiming that his son He was the Antichrist after the tragic murder of the father.

He was declared insane and locked in a psychiatric ward, but even with all the more outlandish theories that have gained traction in recent years, some researchers have found more plausible explanations for the mysterious incidents on the Overton Bridge in 2006. Animal behaviorist David Sanss investigated the bridge. and suggested that the dogs are probably detecting the presence of wild animals under the bridge with their keen sense of smell, causing them to chase the scent and inadvertently jump to their deaths, this would make sense since, according to official statistics, mink began breeding in the area. in large numbers in the 50's in Scotland and

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long nose dogs seem to prefer the smell of mink over any other small animal including squirrels, according to my research

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of the dogs that have died on the bridge are long-nosed breeds also because the bridge has tapered edges from the dog's point of view, the edge is more like a safe plane for running and chasing small animals, so although there will probably still be speculation about paranormal activity on the Overton Bridge for many years, it is much more likely. that the dogs are not intentionally taking their own lives and are simply falling to their deaths in an accident while pursuing other animals' commands.

Abandoned gasoline viaduct in brass In the 1950s, the Brazilian government began a project to build the BR101 highway, the longest highway in Brazil, spanning almost 3,000 miles in In the 1960s, construction began on a segment of the road called the Brass Oil Viaduct that was to cross the Brazilian jungle to connect Rio de Janeiro and Santos Sollo. 16 years after construction began, the segment of the highway that crossed the jungle was to be connected to an already existing part of the highway to finish the project, however, due to Brazil's economic crisis, plans changed in the last minute and instead of connecting the viaduct to the existing road, the road was connected to a different coastal route, as a result, the gasoline brass viaduct was left abandoned in the middle of the jungle and to this day the Brazilian government nothing has been done to remove it or reuse its parts, it measures more than 130 feet high and almost 1,000 feet long.

The structure features fully constructed tunnels, retaining walls, and a gigantic concrete base that has been slowly swallowed by the jungle as the years have passed. To an outsider, the Petro Brass Viaduct appears to have been taken out of the city and dumped in the middle of nowhere in the South American jungle for no reason, creating an admittedly eerie atmosphere even. Although the Petro Brass Viaduct seems like a waste, the outer structure is now quite a popular tourist destination for curious travelers and locals who want to glimpse Giant Cola's abandoned concrete Bor super-deep hole in the 1960s in which they were trapped.

The Soviet Union and the US battled to develop superior space exploration technologies often called the space race, but what many people don't know is that the two countries were also competing to drill as close to the center of the Earth as possible. , as is often the case. Behind the drilling was mainly to find oil and valuable minerals, but from what I found, developing machines that can get closer to the center of the Earth would help understand the causes of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions at a much deeper level. In 1958, the US government launched Project Mohal to collect a sample of the Earth's mantle by drilling to the ocean floor off Guadalupe Island in Mexico.

Over the next 8 years they drilled more than 600 feet into the seabed, but in 1966 the House of Representatives had to suspend the project because it became too expensive 4 years later, in 1970, it was the Soviet Union's turn and they drilled their well near Baron Sea, just outside the border with Norway, in a city known as Mormon Russia at the time, the Soviets' goal was to drill as deep as possible. which researchers expected to be a little over 9 miles unlike the US, the Soviets were a little more successful with their attempt and managed to drill much deeper into the Earth's Christ, resulting in the creation of the super deep tail hole also known as the deepest hole in the world.

The deepest man-made hole with a total depth of more than 40,000 feet or about 7 1/2 miles. The super-deep tail hole is deeper than the sea in a trench and its depth exceeds the height of Mount Everest as the project progressed, scientists realized. The temperature was much higher than expected at every point below 10,000 feet and about 7 1/2 thousand below the surface the drill reported a temperature of almost 360 F, this was much higher than the 212 ° F that scientists had predicted at that depth, so even though the Soviets had broken a record with the Bor tailhole, they too had to suspend the project in 1992 due to increasing rock density and high temperatures. temperatures and in 2005 the drilling was shut down and the hole sealed forever, however that was not the end of the story and there is a slightly more

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reason why people remember the super deep tail well.

In the late 1980s, a strange story began circulating in several Finnish Christian newspapers reporting that a group of Soviet scientists had drilled a hole. to the center of the Earth and had supposedly lowered an extremely heat-tolerant microphone into the hole, through which they supposedly heard a series of extremely

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screams of torment coming from the bottom of the hole. During the 90s, the story spread to other countries until even American newspapers were carrying it as the story gained popularity. Sound files containing alleged audio of tormented screams from the center of the earth began appearing everywhere online with accusations that the screams came from tormented souls trapped in hell, as the original recording of Screams was later revealed.

Tormented was made from a loop of various sound effects and the soundtrack of the 1972 film Baren Blood. As of this point, it was fairly well known that the screams were fake, however, it is a fact that they have been heard some quite disturbing sounds coming from the Cola Super Deep Well along with other super deep wells in 2013. Dutch artist Lute G traveled to the 3,000 foot deep KTB Super Deep Well B in Germany where she lowered a microphone protected by a shield Curiously, at the bottom of the well a mysterious deep rumbling sound was heard through the microphone that the scientists could not explain, which according to the artist's own words, some people thought it sounded like a hell, while others thought they could hear the planet breathing even though the sound is pretty.

It's interesting to listen to, even if it's a little disturbing. The consensus among scientists is that the sound comes from layers and layers of rocks rearranging themselves after being moved by the drill that opened the hole in Pomsky Crater. In 1949, a Russian geologist namedVadim Kulakov stumbled upon a mysterious crater with a diameter of more than 500 feet and a height of almost 140 feet in Siberia, in the center of the crater he found a small hill about 40 feet high that looked like an eagle's nest with an egg Inside, I was curious to find out. What was inside the crater Kulakov made plans to climb the mound and take a look inside to confirm his hypothesis that the crater had been caused by a meteorite, but locals warned him that the fire eagle's nest, as it was called, known throughout the world, supposedly possessed evil. powers and whoever entered would be dead soon after dismissing the insistent warnings like Superstition, he climbed the mound but couldn't find any rock samples to support his meteorite hypothesis.

Over time, more and more expeditions were carried out to the crater, including one in 2005 in which the research leader died of a heart attack shortly after visiting the crater. Based on recent exploration findings, scientists have ruled out volcanic eruptions, nuclear explosions and a meteorite impact as possible causes of the crater in the absence of a solid answer. They have begun to come up with all sorts of theories to explain its origin, including the possibility that a UFO landing created the crater. Others have linked the crater to the Tusa meteorite, whose remains have never been discovered. One of the things that makes it so difficult to determine the origin of the fire eagle's nest or cone kak, as it is now popularly known, is that the crater changes shape frequently, suggesting that whatever the cause , still affects him to this day.

The only thing that scientists know for sure is that the crater is around 250 years old. They gathered from the rings of the trees that grow on the mound. Curiously, it has been scientifically proven that the trees closest to the crater grow much faster than normal, which which is similar to what happened in the forest around Chernobyl after the nuclear disaster the lack of solid explanations Along with the strange tree phenomenon, the fire of outlandish conspiracy theories about underground nuclear plants and buried nuclear-powered UFOs has been fueled. below the crater. To this day, scientists have not yet determined what caused Kak's cone to appear and there are no asteroid or metal fragments.

Parts have been found in the crater to support some of the theories people have come up with over the years. To this day, the most logical explanation is that the mound could have been caused by the underground release of hydrogen fluids and heat from a nearby gas volcano. This could have caused changes in the size of the trees' rings, which would explain why scientists thought they were growing in abnormal rain. Still, despite more convincing explanations that have emerged over the years, the origin of kak of con will likely remain a mystery to many. years to come Villa Epicon in the 1920s a small resort town was built about 400 million good Ares Argentina called Villa epic cune along the shore of Lego epic cune a Salt Lake Ted for the health benefits and effects therapeutic properties of its mineral waters that were said to be beneficial for rheumatic conditions, quickly becoming a weekend getaway for Argentina's upper class, the city soon had a functional railway station and a population of approximately 1,500 with capacity to accommodate around 5,000 additional visitors at its peak in the 1970s due to its popularity as a weekend getaway for residents of the Argentine city.

A lot of money was invested in the epic villa to expand its accommodations and make it as comfortable as possible To visitors, however, it did not appear that much resources or attention were devoted to the check dam separating the lake. Fortunately, on November 10, 1985, the check dam broke during a storm and a series of unusually strong winds for 2 weeks, the water rose at a rate of half an inch per hour until finally the check dam was completely destroyed. by the water, after which all the locals had to abandon their homes and businesses and leave Villa Epicón behind, during the following days the flood inundated the town in more than 30 feet under water and it was not until 25 years later, in 2009, that the waters began to recede and now show the spooky remains of the city that now look like something out of a dystopian movie.

From above you can see the original layout of the streets of Villa Epic Cune along with its numerous businesses and the 1500 people's house called home with its overgrown trees. Rusty post- The apocalyptic appearance and epicness of Ghost Town Vibes Villa now attract tourists and photographers from all over the world who want to catch a glimpse of the ruins of the once bustling getaway town due to the high levels of salt in the water that once flooded the city. Most of the buildings in Villa Epicon are covered in a fine white residue that gives the city an even creepier appearance.

One of the most interesting facts about Villa Epicon is that even after it was completely destroyed by water and flooded for more than 25 years. As soon as the water receded in 2009, one of the locals, 81-year-old Pablo Novak, decided to return home and live out the rest of his days at Villa Epicon among the town's original 1,500 residents. Paul was the only one. who returned as the only inhabitant of epic villa cune Novak was officially named cultural ambassador of the city in 2020 but unfortunately in January 2024 Pablo Novak passed away at the age of 93 leaving the city once again completely abandoned.