Your eyes are lying to you. But does that mean the ghosts are real? We’ve all fallen down the rabbit hole of late-night internet mysteries. A smartphone spotted in a 17th-century painting. A car vanishing into thin air on a highway. A face screaming from the floorboards of a Spanish kitchen. But where does the optical illusion end and the paranormal begin? In this episode, we bring in the heavy hitters. We’ve assembled a panel of forensic video analysts, physicists, and hardened investigators to put the internet’s most famous viral videos and unexplained mysteries on trial. We aren't just reacting; we are breaking down the frame-by-frame science. We tackle the "evidence" of time travel in historical art (is that really an iPhone?), explain the terrifying science behind the mummified animals of the alkaline lakes, and decode whether those "teleportation" videos are glitches in the matrix or just glitches in the camera shutter. From the infamous Bélmez Faces to mysterious blue lights in the sky, we separate the hoaxes from the truly unexplainable. In this episode, we investigate: - Time Travel or Brushstroke? Analyzing modern tech in ancient art. - The Stone Animals: How chemistry creates natural mummies. - Glitch in the Matrix: The physics of camera rolling shutter artifacts. - The Verdict: Which cases remain unsolved? 🎧 Press play to find out what’s real and what’s just a trick of the light. Did we ruin the magic or blow your mind? Hit the Follow button and leave a 5-star review! Share this episode with that friend who believes everything they see on the internet.

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