Why Did the Airships Disappear?
The podcast covered star forts on nearly every continent, Turkmenistan’s empty white city, and the asylums and orphan trains of the 1800s.
The podcast covered star forts on nearly every continent, Turkmenistan’s empty white city, and the asylums and orphan trains of the 1800s.
Jake the Improbable Dreamer shares his journey into alternative history research, exploring topics ranging from Tartaria and ancient technologies to photo manipulation and historical anomalies.
What if dragons and unicorns were more than just fairy tales?
Look at the very top of almost any old tower. A ball, a spike, a stack of rings. From Japanese pagodas to Asian stupas to the steeples of Europe, and the same rings on the old power-line insulators.
Ancient maps. Secret military expeditions. Strange accounts buried for decades.
Imagine the world as the ancients saw it. Their maps and manuscripts weren’t just charts of lands and seas. They were true encyclopedias of wonders.
The journey begins with the peculiar 1561 Nuremberg broadsheet, illustrating a bizarre sky event witnessed by medieval citizens.
The Essenes’ scrolls read as close encounters with celestial beings, from the third kind to the eighth and ninth.
During the late 1800s, hundreds of thousands of orphan children were trafficked in America on trains and sold at fairs.
Stellium7’s presentation for Veda Austin’s webinar “Water, Astrology & Ancient Mysteries” on December 15th, 2025.
The study of the dystopian tales of the past provides a look at what sort of connections there may be alluding to the existence of the Old-World.