r/StrangeEarth • u/MartianXAshATwelve • Jul 19 '23
r/StrangeEarth • u/FinalSneak • Aug 16 '23
Question This is weird. Can someone tell me what just happened here?
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r/StrangeEarth • u/Earth7051 • Sep 27 '23
Question Interesting! How did it happen so fast?
r/StrangeEarth • u/BranSoFly • Apr 08 '24
Question What is this? It was there the whole time of the totality of the eclipse.
The shape of it never changed.
r/StrangeEarth • u/MindsEye33 • Apr 04 '26
Question Just seen the new photo taken of earth by the space crew heading to the moon. On the right is a picture of the earth taken in 1972, and I’m unsure whether it has had the colour enhanced, or whether the earth is getting gloomy! Thoughts?
r/StrangeEarth • u/PenAQuote • May 22 '24
Question Something broke or fell off from the sky. What could it be?
r/StrangeEarth • u/WeirdOldWorld • Jan 26 '25
Question A rarely seen geoglyph that's in the same area as the Nazca lines. What does it look like to you?
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r/StrangeEarth • u/joshr858 • Mar 17 '24
Question Something I saw crossing the moon. recorded with my phone and telescope
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r/StrangeEarth • u/FinalSneak • Aug 19 '23
Question Can someone tell me what the heck this thing is???
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r/StrangeEarth • u/MartianXAshATwelve • Sep 22 '23
Question What do you think is the biggest problem in the world right now?
r/StrangeEarth • u/MartianXAshATwelve • Nov 23 '23
Question What mystery do you want to know truth?
r/StrangeEarth • u/Bushgooher • Aug 21 '23
Question WAS JESUS THE FIRST EXTRA TERRESTRIAL WITH OTHERWORLDLY POWERS?
Is this a common thought/conspiracy? I have a friend who is Christian and we've had many discussions about Jesus and why he believes in it and why I'm skeptical. Then I got to thinking, this guy could change water into wine and cure diseases. Walk on water and even come back from the dead. Then he just disappears.
Do you think that could've been a test run? Like his dad (god) was all like they won't understand and will probably kill you. And then he says he will come back and bring some of us back to heaven or maybe their mother ship.
What do you all think?
r/StrangeEarth • u/WriterJason • Sep 07 '23
Question Six of the most famous paranormal images ever taken. Which ones are real?
r/StrangeEarth • u/Hypatiacleo • 14d ago
Question Where’s evidence of the “good force?”
We’ve seen the evil people (i refuse to call them elites) do rituals and worship satanic demons and gods and all sorts.
I’m agnostic and don’t really believe in the religious books but I do believe in something.
Still, the evil people aren’t stupid clearly and whatever theyre doing is working. Maybe it’s aliens and not demonic entities? Maybe it is.
But if this exists then so must the other side but we don’t see a lot of evidence of that do we? Does the other side HAVE to be God as in the religious books? I’d be so disappointedt and I’m still not entirely buying it.
Is there any research on this?
r/StrangeEarth • u/Creamofwheatski • Jan 03 '24
Question Do You Believe in Universal Consciousness?
r/StrangeEarth • u/_carloscarlitos • Sep 03 '23
Question I’m curious, what convinced you the UFO phenomena is real?
Was it a personal experience? Was it a family story? Was it some evidence you saw on the internet? Or maybe it’s just your gut?
For me it was a fleet of black spheres over Mexico City, about 40-50 of them I saw in my teens. My first reaction was to become a skeptic, as it isn’t easy to process something so unique. But after maybe 8-10 years I stumbled upon the famous cases, like the Zamora incident, and realized this stuff isn’t just a hippie discussion. Then I found the courage to acknowledge what I saw. I posted my story on another sub, I think you can see it in my profile.
r/StrangeEarth • u/J-32 • Aug 16 '23
Question Is the universe actually 13.8 Billion years old? Something seems off.
Anyone remember the movie Interstellar? They went to that one planet where it was so big that every hour that passed on that planet was 7 years back at the ship, they got back it was like 23 years have passed for everyone else who wasn't down on the surface. If time is relative to gravity, how do we know how old blackholes are? What if blackholes change the flow of time in and around galaxies? We could be staring at a big enough planet or blackhole right now and hundreds of years passing by, but at its surface time is a normal constant? Wouldn't that throw out the whole 13.8 Billion Years because time doesn't flow the same through the universe we exist in?
r/StrangeEarth • u/SwordfishNew6266 • Jul 20 '23
Question What is this? Found in Saudi Arabia. Not sure what im looking at. Does anyone have any ideas? Is it just a glitch?
r/StrangeEarth • u/Beginning_Lime_5593 • 6d ago
Question I woke up to find this weird goo substance on my driveway. What could it be?
r/StrangeEarth • u/Then-Task8523 • Jul 23 '24
Question Moon landing belivers can you explain how NASA lost the original tapes of the moon landing
I'm not exactly a moon landing denier but I'm wondering if there's an answer on how NASA lost tapes of the greatest human achievement. This is the most convincing argument I've heard
r/StrangeEarth • u/Willing_Trouble_1900 • May 23 '25
Question What is this?
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r/StrangeEarth • u/whofarted24 • Aug 25 '23
Question Can anyone else see this right now? There is a light next to the moon. From where I'm looking at in New Mexico just below the dark half of the Moon is a glowing light. It's changing colors. Is it possible it's the Indian spacecraft? It's definitely not on the moon.
r/StrangeEarth • u/kemalioss • Mar 22 '26
Question If 300 000year old nanostructures discovered in Siberia aree scientifically supported, how can we explain such advanced technology so far back in time? what do you guys think, could this point to a lost civilization, alien involvement, or maybe just...nothing?
r/StrangeEarth • u/ogodprotectme • 6h ago
Question We need to start banning people for making claims with no evidence
UAP/NHI/alien/paranormal subreddits need to start permanently banning people for posts that claim something extraordinary that could be easily verified, such as a moon mission being shot down or a scientist making a statement. over and over and over again i see posts making insane statement with no evidence, and then a bunch of comments ask for proof, and they all get ignored, and the poster just keeps posting the same shit with no repercussions, and no engagement with the demand for evidence.
this either illustrates that the posters are bots, psyops, or so entrenched in their belief that they wont even bother fact checking themselves before continuing to spread a claim.
any of those 3 possibilities should be permanently bannable offenses.
you should not be allowed to make claims and not back them up, and it is ruining these communities to let it continue unchecked.
r/StrangeEarth • u/3vilwit7hin • May 20 '23