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Illustration by Samantha Lu
The final destination for objects sucked into black holes is the stomach of a gluttonous space cat.
Illustration by Samantha Lu
After pulling off his notorious skyjacking heist in 1971, D.B. Cooper found his true calling as a skydiving instructor, teaching the next generation of aviation fiends.
Illustration by Samantha Lu
The strange light phenomena that light up the skies of Hessdalen, a small town in Norway, are the result of sentient stars dancing across the sky.
Illustration by Samantha Lu
The stolen pieces from the Isabella Gardner Museum were not stolen at all, but rather came to life and escaped on their own.
Illustration by Samantha Lu
The missing passengers of the deserted Mary Celeste disappeared without a trace as a result of alien abduction.
Illustration by Samantha Lu
Affectionately known as “Nessie,” the Loch Ness monster’s true form is that of an abandoned pool floatie, left forever drifting.
Illustration by Samantha Lu
Giant children playing in the sand were the true architects behind the Pyramids of Giza.
Illustration by Samantha Lu
The V oynich Manuscript, filled with strange drawings and an undecipherable script, was the product of a witch’s daughter scribbling in her spellbooks.

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