In the seventeenth episode of 5 Minute Mysteries, we explore the enigmatic tale of the Green Children of Woolpit, a medieval mystery that has puzzled historians for centuries. In just five minutes, we recount how, in 12th-century England, two children with green-tinted skin appeared in the village of Woolpit, speaking an unknown language and claiming to come from a mysterious place called St Martin’s Land. The episode delves into the theories surrounding their origins, from folklore and extraterrestrial encounters to more grounded explanations. Join us as we uncover the intrigue behind this strange and enduring legend.

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In the sixteenth episode of 5 Minute Mysteries, we delve into the baffling Lead Masks Case, one of Brazil’s most perplexing unsolved mysteries. In just five minutes, we recount the discovery of two men found dead on a hillside in 1966, wearing strange lead masks and accompanied by cryptic notes. Despite investigations, the circumstances surrounding their deaths remain shrouded in mystery, with theories ranging from clandestine scientific experiments to extraterrestrial encounters. Join us as we unravel the facts and speculation behind this eerie and enduring enigma.

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In the fifteenth episode of 5 Minute Mysteries, we dive into the enduring enigma of the Lost City of Atlantis, a civilisation first described by the ancient Greek philosopher Plato. In just five minutes, we explore the theories surrounding this mythical city, said to have been a powerful and advanced society that vanished beneath the waves thousands of years ago. From geological possibilities to speculative fiction, Atlantis has captured imaginations for centuries. Join us as we separate myth from mystery and uncover why the legend of Atlantis continues to intrigue and inspire.

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In the fourteenth episode of 5 Minute Mysteries, we delve into the remarkable voyages of the Polynesians, a mystery that continues to fascinate historians and scientists alike. In just five minutes, we explore how these ancient seafarers, using only the stars, ocean currents, and natural signs, navigated vast stretches of the Pacific Ocean to settle some of the most remote islands on Earth. The episode unravels the questions surrounding their extraordinary achievements, including their advanced navigation techniques and the sheer scale of their maritime exploration, which still inspire awe today. Join us as we uncover the ingenuity and mystery behind one of history’s greatest feats of human exploration.

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In the thirteenth episode of 5 Minute Mysteries, we delve into the enduring mystery of Amelia Earhart's disappearance, a case that has captivated the world since 1937. In just five minutes, we’ll recount Earhart’s ambitious round-the-world flight and the fateful final leg over the Pacific Ocean where she and her navigator, Fred Noonan, vanished without a trace. Despite decades of theories, expeditions, and clues, the true fate of Earhart remains unknown. Join us as we explore the various theories surrounding her disappearance and consider why this mystery continues to intrigue and inspire.

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In the twelfth episode of 5 Minute Mysteries, we explore the strange phenomenon known as the Taos Hum, a mysterious low-frequency sound heard by residents and visitors in the town of Taos, New Mexico. In just five minutes, we delve into this baffling hum, which has puzzled scientists and locals alike for decades, with no clear source ever identified. Some attribute it to industrial noises, while others suspect natural or even supernatural causes. Join us as we examine the theories surrounding the Taos Hum and consider why only a select few can hear this enigmatic sound.

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In episode 11 of the 5 Minute Mysteries podcast, we delve into the intriguing and unsolved mystery of the Man in the Iron Mask. This enigmatic figure, imprisoned in France during the reign of Louis XIV, remains one of history's most puzzling secrets. Who was the man behind the mask? Was he a disgraced nobleman, a political prisoner, or perhaps someone with royal connections? Join us as we explore the various theories and historical accounts surrounding this enduring mystery, and try to uncover the truth behind one of France’s most famous prisoners.

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In episode ten of 5 Minute Mysteries, we dive into the extraordinary mystery of the Antikythera Mechanism, an ancient device discovered in a shipwreck off the coast of Greece in 1901. Often referred to as the world’s first analogue computer, this intricate mechanism, dating back over 2,000 years, was far ahead of its time, used to predict astronomical events with remarkable precision. How did the ancient Greeks possess such advanced technological knowledge, and what was the true purpose of this remarkable invention? Join us as we explore the mystery of the Antikythera Mechanism and the secrets it still holds today.

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