Date: 2012-01-22
Program: 探索发现
Series: 战争警报
Episode: 纳粹的飞碟
1943年9月美国第八空军集团军出动700架重型轰炸机前往德国施瓦因福特轰炸当时德国最大的轴承厂，在这场规模空前的大轰炸中出现了一对闪光的巨大碟形飞行物，在残酷的炮火中飞行物丝毫无损伤。盟军火速进行调查，并首次用UFO作为圆盘飞行物的称谓，经过调查是纳粹德国希特勒的飞碟狂想计划所制造出来的碟形飞机。
希特勒活在南極洲 ??
傳言希特勒戰敗時並無自殺 而是帶著6000名科技人員與54艘潛水艇躲到南極洲去
纳粹第三帝国UFO与外星联系
遠古外星人第二季05-外星人與第三帝國
Another documentory (with Chinese Sub title)
Saturday, November 3, 2012
WWII carrier pigeon message discovered in Surrey (UK) chimney
Government code-breakers are working on deciphering a message that has remained a secret for 70 years.
It was found on the remains of a carrier pigeon that was discovered in a chimney, in Surrey, having been there for decades.
It is thought the contents of the note, once decoded, could provide fresh information from World War II.
John Maguire reports.
David Martin was renovating his house in southern England when found a carrier pigeon skeleton in his fireplace with a barrel attached to the leg, believed to contain a secret message dating back to World War Two.The message is so secret that it is written in code long since forgotten by the security services.
Now the Government Communications Headquarter (GCHQ) in Cheltenham, Glos, is hoping to decipher the note in a bid to unravel the mystery.
The Royal Pigeon Racing Association believe the bird probably either got lost, disorientated in bad weather, or was simply exhausted after its trip across the Channel.
Friday, November 2, 2012
The Ghoul Next Door: 10 Outrageous Yards Decorated for Halloween
Posted by Babble.com ( Sat, Oct 27, 2012)
Is it just me, or are the Halloween decorations extra crazy this year? I don't know if more people are going all out for Halloween or if I'm just noticing it more, but it seems like some folks like to get their ghoul on even more than they enjoy decking the halls with boughs of holly. Here then are 10 of the coolest, cleverest, spooktacular Halloween yards around. If you haven't gone all out yet, maybe these will inspire a last-minute change of heart! - By Monica Bielanko
They Have Landed
Photo by: Facebook
A friend of mine posted this photo on Facebook. I think this one is actually my favorite of the bunch.
Ghoulish
Photo by: verticallaunch.com
Like a scene straight out of a Tim Burton flick
Halloween Land
Photo by: newstimes.com
There is so much going on here it's almost overkill. Get it? Overkill
It's All About The Lighting
Photo by: builddirect.com
Halloween decor is all about strategically placed lights, as this yard demonstrates
Lights All Year Round
Photo by: builddirect.com
I'm seeing more and more Christmas-like lights being used on Halloween and I totally dig it. Lights all year round, I say! Bring on the pink Valentine lights!
Clever
Photo by: thechive.com
The perfect yard if you've got a family. Grounded, indeed
Ghostly Dinner Party
Photo by: thechive.com
The all white affect is super creepy. Like a Diddy party but instead of in the Hamptons it's in Hell
Can't Go Wrong With a Fog Machine
Photo by: halloweenforum
This is something you can do on the fly at home. Stuff some of dad's close and hang them from a tree. Or just prop him in a chair next to the front door
Intense
Photo by: Flickr.com
These guys should get, like, the blue ribbon of Halloween House awards
Kids and Babies are Always Creepy
Photo by: Flickr.com
Baby carriage! Yes. This is good. Like I said, kids and babies are always creepy
A car mysteriously sliced in half ?
Spotted earlier this month: a car mysteriously sliced in half, lying on its side at the Singapore Expo car park
The most bizarre and unexpected footage captured on in-car cameras! You'll never know what could happen to your car on the road....
No, it's not the result of a crazy accident but actually part of a creative marketing campaign by local bank DBS as part of their DriveShield campaign.
A 44-second video mysteriously entitled "Halved Car" purportedly shows how the car came to be sawn in half.
It shows two young men dressed in bermudas sparring at night with a green and red light saber in an epic battle. One eventually manages to knock the other's light saber out of his hands, resulting in the weapon spiralling through the air before finally slicing through the car straight down the middle.
The video, which was uploaded two weeks ago, has since gone viral, with more than 77,000 views.
The ad is the first of a series of three videos, of which the latter two are tantalizingly called Iced and Magnetized.
We can't wait.
The most bizarre and unexpected footage captured on in-car cameras! You'll never know what could happen to your car on the road....
No, it's not the result of a crazy accident but actually part of a creative marketing campaign by local bank DBS as part of their DriveShield campaign.
A 44-second video mysteriously entitled "Halved Car" purportedly shows how the car came to be sawn in half.
It shows two young men dressed in bermudas sparring at night with a green and red light saber in an epic battle. One eventually manages to knock the other's light saber out of his hands, resulting in the weapon spiralling through the air before finally slicing through the car straight down the middle.
The video, which was uploaded two weeks ago, has since gone viral, with more than 77,000 views.
The ad is the first of a series of three videos, of which the latter two are tantalizingly called Iced and Magnetized.
We can't wait.
Monday, October 29, 2012
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Sunday, October 21, 2012
World's most extraordinary ancient structures
Ever wondered how did ancient civilisation with such primitive tools managed to construct extraordinary structures like the Stonehenge or the Pyramids? From feats of human engineering to downright miraculous, here are 10 of the most amazing historical sites in the world with the most remarkable stories behind them.
Tikal, Guatemala
This Mayan city-state is one of the largest and best preserved ruins of the civilisation. Native stories and legends have told over the decades that Tikal is shrouded in strange mystical mysteries and excavation has showed that it was abruptly abandoned by the Mayans over 1000 years ago with no visible evidence as to why.
Angkor Wat, Cambodia
This legendary ancient city was built by the Khmer kings in a process that lasted almost 4 centuries and was subsequently abandoned in the mid-1400s when Thai armies invaded. Hidden by jungles, the ruins were rediscovered in 1860 and the lost civilisation instantly piqued the research interest of Western archaeologists and historians.
Machu Picchu, Peru
Accessible only by train or a 4 day trek, this amazing site is widely referred to as the “Lost City of the Incas”. Invisible from below and completely self-contained, surrounded by agricultural promenades sufficient to feed the population, and watered by natural springs, the Machu Picchu site seemed to have been built by the Inca as a secret ceremonial city.
The Moai statues of Easter Island, Pacific Ocean
These massive and amazingly carved ancient relics, Moai are seen all over the island, and in different shapes, sizes, and stages of completion. Many statues were left unfinished at the quarry site and there is no evidence yet as to what functions did the Moai served. These incredibly carved statues are alas the only thing left of the mysterious Polynesian culture that once lived there.
Petra, Jordan
Discovered in 19th century by a Swiss explorer, the massive historical site was made famous by Hollywood motion picture, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade and one of the most recognisable spots is the Al Khazneh, commonly referred to as the ‘Treasury’. Its function was a mystery until a recent excavation revealed that the Treasury was actually a tomb, probably of the royalties.
The Great Pyramid of Giza, Egypt
These extraordinary 3,000 years old pyramid still hold a vast number of unopened chambers till this day. Historians and scientists are baffled at the remarkable human engineering of the pyramids that was built to directly align with the stars and the solstices.
The Roman Colosseum, Rome
Dating back from AD 72, this is the scene where countless stories of gory battles between gladiators, slaves, prisoners and wild animals have emerged from this amphitheatre. Capable of seating 50,000 spectators, the amphitheatre was ravaged by Roman popes and aristocrats, all eager to use its materials for their palaces and churches.
Stonehenge, England
Erected around 2500BC, this was an impressive engineering feat during its time. The massive stones were aligned almost perfectly with the sunrise on the summer solstice and for that reason it was speculated to be a site for ancient rituals as well as a sacred burial ground for high-ranking officials.
Taj Mahal, India
One of the finest prehistoric buildings in the world, this Mughal beauty was built by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved wife who died in childbirth. It was constructed by twenty thousand workers from marble and inlayed with twenty-eight different kinds of precious and semi-precious stones from across India and Asia.
The Great Wall of China, China
The world’s longest man made structure, it is a breath-taking feat of ancient defence architecture that took over 21 centuries of construction and rebuilding. Formed mainly to protect the Chinese Empire from northern invaders, the wall is also known as the “longest cemetery on earth” because of the many deaths during its construction.
Tikal, Guatemala
This Mayan city-state is one of the largest and best preserved ruins of the civilisation. Native stories and legends have told over the decades that Tikal is shrouded in strange mystical mysteries and excavation has showed that it was abruptly abandoned by the Mayans over 1000 years ago with no visible evidence as to why. Angkor Wat, Cambodia
This legendary ancient city was built by the Khmer kings in a process that lasted almost 4 centuries and was subsequently abandoned in the mid-1400s when Thai armies invaded. Hidden by jungles, the ruins were rediscovered in 1860 and the lost civilisation instantly piqued the research interest of Western archaeologists and historians.
Machu Picchu, Peru
Accessible only by train or a 4 day trek, this amazing site is widely referred to as the “Lost City of the Incas”. Invisible from below and completely self-contained, surrounded by agricultural promenades sufficient to feed the population, and watered by natural springs, the Machu Picchu site seemed to have been built by the Inca as a secret ceremonial city. The Moai statues of Easter Island, Pacific Ocean
These massive and amazingly carved ancient relics, Moai are seen all over the island, and in different shapes, sizes, and stages of completion. Many statues were left unfinished at the quarry site and there is no evidence yet as to what functions did the Moai served. These incredibly carved statues are alas the only thing left of the mysterious Polynesian culture that once lived there.
Petra, Jordan
Discovered in 19th century by a Swiss explorer, the massive historical site was made famous by Hollywood motion picture, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade and one of the most recognisable spots is the Al Khazneh, commonly referred to as the ‘Treasury’. Its function was a mystery until a recent excavation revealed that the Treasury was actually a tomb, probably of the royalties.
The Great Pyramid of Giza, Egypt
These extraordinary 3,000 years old pyramid still hold a vast number of unopened chambers till this day. Historians and scientists are baffled at the remarkable human engineering of the pyramids that was built to directly align with the stars and the solstices.
The Roman Colosseum, Rome
Dating back from AD 72, this is the scene where countless stories of gory battles between gladiators, slaves, prisoners and wild animals have emerged from this amphitheatre. Capable of seating 50,000 spectators, the amphitheatre was ravaged by Roman popes and aristocrats, all eager to use its materials for their palaces and churches.
Stonehenge, England
Erected around 2500BC, this was an impressive engineering feat during its time. The massive stones were aligned almost perfectly with the sunrise on the summer solstice and for that reason it was speculated to be a site for ancient rituals as well as a sacred burial ground for high-ranking officials.
Taj Mahal, India
One of the finest prehistoric buildings in the world, this Mughal beauty was built by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved wife who died in childbirth. It was constructed by twenty thousand workers from marble and inlayed with twenty-eight different kinds of precious and semi-precious stones from across India and Asia.
The Great Wall of China, China
The world’s longest man made structure, it is a breath-taking feat of ancient defence architecture that took over 21 centuries of construction and rebuilding. Formed mainly to protect the Chinese Empire from northern invaders, the wall is also known as the “longest cemetery on earth” because of the many deaths during its construction.
Monday, October 8, 2012
百慕達三角大曝光
2010年由 Discovery Channel 播映的紀錄片《百慕達三角大曝光（Bermuda Triangle Exposed）》。 人稱百慕達三角的地帶，是全球最危險、最令人無法解釋的海上墳場，範圍由百慕達到邁阿密到波多黎各，從海底二萬八千呎到空中二萬九千呎。幾十年來百慕達三角因為無法解釋而令人著迷。已經有二千艘船和七十五架飛機，在這裡消失得無影無蹤。 要是將百慕達三角還原到最基本的本質呢？除去層層面紗，實際觀察和研究這片四十四萬平方哩海域下的狀況。我們是否終於能解開百慕達三角謎團的幕後真相？答案就在《百慕達三角大曝光》。
Sunday, October 7, 2012
Saturday, October 6, 2012
Ghost dance @ Singapore
We took to the streets when we saw Sentosa's ad looking to hire ghosts for Spooktacular 2012.
Will you hire us Sentosa? We've not eaten anyone for many many years, and we are good with kids! Really!
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