ist attraction similar to the Mystery Spot include St.Ignace in Michigan and Oregon Vortex in Oregon. While the area is similar to the Gravity Hill are found all over the world. Starting from America, Scotland, Italy, Canada, Japan, Korea until Kelud in Indonesia. These locations have attracted millions of people each year to enjoy what is called the sensation of gravity. In this article, I will only discuss about Gravity Hill. About Mystery Spot...

What if when your body can be tilted like a fallen tree without falling to the ground? In the region of Santa Cruz, California there is an amazing natural phenomenon, which occurs on the ground many irregularities that might make confusion and astonishment when visiting the place. Because the place which is a stretch of lush forest was the law of gravity seemed to have no meaning at all, all the trees stand sideways to the direction of th...

The total energy released by a major earthquake that occurred on Friday last week at Japan’s Sendai explosion equivalent to 6.7 trillion tons of TNT bombs, or about a thousand times the power of all nuclear weapons on earth combined. Like the New Zealand earthquake that recently happened, an earthquake 8.8 on the Richter Scale Chile last year, and 9.1 on the Richter Scale earthquake in Aceh Aceh in 2004, disaster that occurred in Japan is...

Hill cross at Kryzių Kalnas, located 12 km to the industrial city of Siauliai (read: Shoo-lay) is a center of pilgrimage in Lithuania, the complex stands on a small hill which is covered by the statues of the Christian cross, it is not known when the establishment of this complex, starting from war which killed at the end of this hill pasukan2 Lithuania made a pilgrimage destination, often times this funeral plans for the smooth, but never succe...

In Japan, there is a legend about a mysterious alien, the creature regarded as the devil and described as having a body half bird and half human. This creature is called by the name of Tengu. Incredibly, one mummy Tengu stored neatly in Aomori Prefecture. Museum of Hachinohe in Aomori, northern Japan, is home to mummy Tengu who supposedly was originally owned by Nambu Nobuyori, Nambu clan leader who ruled Hachinohe in the mid-18th century. The ...