Conspiracies, Cryptics, Strange stories, all things weird and strange. Just a couple of friends finding weird stuff on the internet and making up our hairbrained theories and ideas. Should be fun!
The Double Slit Experiment: Reality Is Not What You Think
The double slit experiment challenges our understanding of the nature of reality. See how early light studies changed physics.Thomas Young conducted his famous test in the early 1800s, setting the stage for modern science. By observing light behavior as it passes through narrow openings, he provided evidence that light acts as a wave rather than just particles. This setup remains a fundamental cornerstone for anyone interested in exploring the complexities of quantum physics.This overview breaks down the historical context and the visual phenomena captured in the experiment. Whether you are a student or a science enthusiast, you will gain a clearer grasp of why these observations remain central to scientific debate today. We examine the core principles without unnecessary complexity, focusing on the historical significance and the strange results that continue to puzzle researchers.Subscribe for weekly science breakdowns, and let us know in the comments what other physics concepts you want to see explained next.Website: https://notentirelyplausible.com
23 Aug 2026
Inside the Lake City Quiet Pills Rabbit Hole
The Religion of Peace Reddit mystery began in 2009. Learn the truth behind this internet mystery and the user who started it all.This breakdown explores the origins of a peculiar digital interaction that started on Reddit over a decade ago. We trace the timeline of a farewell post addressed to a user known as Religion of Peace, examining the context of the grumpy, sarcastic persona that captivated early forum users. This investigation is for those interested in internet mystery archives and the strange, forgotten corners of early social media history.By revisiting these online archives, we piece together what actually happened to this enigmatic figure. You will understand how a simple forum post became a piece of enduring Reddit history, highlighting the complexity of early digital interactions. We strip away the speculation to focus purely on the documented events surrounding Religion of Peace.Subscribe for weekly internet history breakdowns and comment below if you remember other early Reddit mysteries.https://www.notentirelyplausible.com
31 Jul 2026
Forgotten Civilizations The Underwater Pyramid Mystery
Strange underwater structures are scattered across the ocean floor. See the evidence for these anomalous sites found near Japan and Cuba.
This podcast examines reports of massive, unexplained formations resting deep beneath the waves. We look at the locations where these sites appear, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and discuss why these underwater structures challenge our current understanding of history. This analysis is for anyone interested in maritime mysteries and the possibility of ancient, lost civilizations.
By reviewing the data on ocean floor mapping, we compare these geological formations against man-made ruins. You will gain a clearer perspective on whether these ocean mysteries are natural phenomena or evidence of past human activity. We focus on the specific coordinates and visual evidence provided by recent exploration efforts.
Subscribe for weekly investigations into archaeology discoveries and mysteries of the natural world. Let us know in the comments if you believe these formations are man-made or natural.Website: https://notentirelyplausible.com
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