The devastating earthquake in Myanmar that killed over 3,000 people has it's own mysteries. So many beautiful important religious and historic buildings were reduced to rubble. A 21 year old TikTok astrologer predicted the earthquake before it happened, causing a lot of distress. John Moa The was arrested in Monywa for spreading "fake news" on social media. In the past he made other predictions including bad weather, a release of a civilian leader and American airstrikes on Myanmar. Predicting earthquakes using technology is a thing of science fiction?
Also regarding the same subject, the 2025 earthquake of Myanmar has exposed some very interesting ancient relics. The 7.7 magnitude earthquake that shook Myanmar uncovered ancient structures, believed to be a "water palace" from the Konbaung Dynasty. This site was found in Tada-U Township in Myanmar.
Some weird colourful orbs of light was filmed in the clouds above Vancouver. Kind of like disco lights that were flashing colourful displays and shining the clouds. You can watch the clip here on X.
While we're in the new month of May, looking back on April has led me to talk about a couple of strange Easter traditions. In Norway people become obsessed with crime stories around Easter time, which is called Påskekrim or "Easter crime". This is not actually as creepy as the Easter whip, which is a tradition in Slavic countries where men use braided branches of willow to whip young women for good health. Here we've scoffed tons of chocolate eggs. Now we're in the season of Maypole dancing and Jack in the Green or Green Man.
In Russia, there was a very remarkable real life Wonder Woman. An 80 year old woman who fell from a 6th floor window, who then just walked away unhurt. It's believed that her fall was cushioned by the soft bonnet of a parked car that broke on impact! For photos and article visit Oddity Central HERE.
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