The 6 Mysterious photos unexplained
Goddard’s Squadron Photograph Of Freddy Jackson
Air mechanic Freddy Jackson was killed accidentally by an airplane propeller in 1919. Days after his death, his squadron took a group photo together. After the film was developed, they discovered the impossible: Freddy’s image in the photo with them. Legend has it that Freddy’s ghost was unaware of his own death and showed up to take the photograph with his squadron. Spooky!
The Solway Firth Spaceman Mystery
Tekedia Mini-MBA edition 16 (Feb 10 – May 3, 2025) opens registrations; register today for early bird discounts.
Tekedia AI in Business Masterclass opens registrations here.
Join Tekedia Capital Syndicate and invest in Africa’s finest startups here.
This photo, taken in 1964, looks like there is a man in a space suit standing behind photographer Jim Templeton’s daughter. Some say it is just her mother in the background that is washed out by lighting and shadows. Regardless, this photo has been the subject of UFO theorists for decades.
The Mystery of the Hook Island Sea Monster
Was it a giant tadpole about to take over the world? A leaked oil spill? The remains from a gorilla’s stomach? I guess we’ll never fully know, and ideas as to what it is are prevalent on the web. Captured in Queensland, Australia by French photographer Robert Le Serec, others of a more cynical/realistic deposition merely believe it to be a long tarp. And though that’s likely the case, no definitive conclusion was ever reached.
The S.S. Watertown Phantom Faces
When James Courtney and Michael Meehan were working on a cargo tank called the S.S. Watertown in 1924, the men died from being exposed to gas fumes. They were buried at sea like many sailors were at the time. A few days after their funeral, Captain Keith Tracy saw the reflection of both of the mens’ faces in the ocean water.
Is There An Alien Satellite Orbiting Earth?
Nikola Tesla picked up a radio signal in 1899, sounds that were believed to come from outer space. In the 1950’s rumours started that the noises came from a satellite that was sent to Earth’s orbit from aliens in space.
Goddard’s Squadron Photograph Of Freddy Jackson
Air mechanic Freddy Jackson was killed accidentally by an airplane propeller in 1919. Days after his death, his squadron took a group photo together. After the film was developed, they discovered the impossible: Freddy’s image in the photo with them. Legend has it that Freddy’s ghost was unaware of his own death and showed up to take the photograph with his squadron. Spooky!