Plaga cerca de Baikal
Científicos encuentran evidencia de brotes de peste que datan de 5,500 años cerca del lago Baikal en Siberia
Researchers studying the history of plague outbreaks have made a significant discovery near Lake Baikal in Siberia, with evidence of plague outbreaks among hunter-gatherers dating back 5,500 years, as reported in Science Snapshots on June 21, 2026. This find challenges the old belief that the plague only became a major threat once humans began living in dense, crowded cities. The discovery has sparked interest in the field of epidemiology and has led to a re-examination of the history of diseases.
In other news, a recent survey by the International Association for Near-Death Studies found that 23% of American adults claim to have had a near-death experience, a phenomenon that has been studied extensively, including a controlled study by a Dutch cardiologist published in a study in The Lancet in 2001. This study, although groundbreaking, did not lead to any significant changes in the field, but it has contributed to the ongoing discussion about Near-Death Experiences. The survey's findings have also sparked interest in the possibility of life after death and the nature of consciousness.
The investigation into the death of Marilyn Monroe, which occurred on August 5, 1962, has also been making headlines, with a Golden State Killer investigator finding "red flags" at the death scene, including a prescription for chloral hydrate issued to Monroe by her doctor, Engelberg, about two months before her death, as reported on aol.com. This discovery has led to a re-examination of the circumstances surrounding Monroe's death and has raised questions about the official story. Meanwhile, the release of UFO Docs has shed new light on the possibility of extraterrestrial life, and the establishment of the UAP Disclosure Trust aims to promote transparency and accountability in the field of UFO research.
The plague outbreak discovery near Lake Baikal has significant implications for our understanding of the history of diseases and the evolution of human societies. As researchers continue to study the phenomenon of near-death experiences and the possibility of life after death, new discoveries are being made, and our understanding of the nature of consciousness is expanding. The investigation into Marilyn Monroe's death and the release of UFO documents are also contributing to a broader discussion about the nature of reality and the human experience.
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