The “Mars Monkey” and the articles of that time are still on display at the museum of the Georgia State Bureau of Investigation. However, that night was different. They saw a strange creature, seemingly a dead alien… The incident was shocking, but the truth later made the public even more surprised. Strange creatures cause panic “Mars Monkey” once caused panic in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. On July 8, 1953, Sherley Brown and her teammates drove along the Bankhead Highway outside the town of Austell, Georgia, USA, patrolling as usual. When they came to a bend, they had to stop because a pickup truck stopped in the middle of the road, next to them were three men looking very excited and scared. When Brown got out of the car to find out what had happened, he learned it was two barbers named Ed Watters and Tom Wilson, and the other had a butcher’s shop named Arnold Payne. All three live in the town of Austell. They were excited, arguing with each other. After being reassured, they reported the incident. It turned out that this was not a murder as the two police officers initially thought. They said, while driving along a quiet country road and turning a bend, they saw a bright red flying saucer hovering over the asphalt. When they slowed down to take a closer look, they were surprised to see two strange creatures about 60 cm tall lurking in the bushes, then one rushed out in front of their truck and was hit, while the other one rushes onto the swooping flying object. The flying saucer then emitted a blue light and sped away into the night, shooting flames that blazed across the pavement. They also testified that when they stopped the car, they saw the strange creature lying dead on the road. Brown didn’t believe this, until they showed him evidence that the highway pavement was indeed melted to a very high temperature and still had a strange creature on it. Brown noticed that the animal had no hair, pale body, contorted head and large round eyes. It looked disgusting and clearly out of this world, so Brown was forced to admit the three were telling the truth and immediately report the incident to headquarters. It didn’t take long for the story of UFOs and alien corpses to go viral. Soon after the police headquarters was reported, the Air Force and dozens of others claimed to have seen lights in the sky and strange creatures running back and forth that night. When the incident made headlines the next day with many images of the dead creature, many believed that there was an actual alien invasion. A local veterinarian, after examining the body of the strange creature, declared it “out of this world”, causing further panic among the public. The work of jokers The “Mars Monkey” and the articles published at the time are now on display at the museum of the Georgia State Bureau of Investigation. Not long after, the creature known as the “Mars monkey” was brought to Emory University, Atlanta to be examined by Dr. Herman Jones and Dr. Marion Hines, two professors of anatomy. And the result caused a stir in public opinion. It turns out that this is not a “Mars monkey” or an alien creature, but just an ordinary monkey, a rhesus monkey to be exact, which has been shaved and colorfully embellished to look. monstrous compared to reality. Three men who claimed to have run over the aliens then confessed that it was all a joke but didn’t expect it to get out of control. Accordingly, after stumbling upon a dead monkey, they brought it home to shave and cut off its tail, and then paint it with some green food coloring to increase the strangeness. After being satisfied with the “work”, they took it to the highway and used a torch to burn the asphalt to create circles like a melted UFO track. Even after these confessions were made public, it took a while for people to calm down and accept that they were tricked and that no aliens invaded. Meanwhile, the three jokers mentioned above were only convicted by the court of dumping animal carcasses causing unsanitary and obstructing highways, forcing them to pay a fine of 40 USD. After the trial, letters rushed to the local newspapers, demanding that these people be prosecuted before the law for cruelty to animals. Some even suggested shaving the head of the mastermind. However, a reader in Jacksonville, Florida wrote: “Don’t be too hard on these boys. They have done a meaningful job by making many people realize that they are still living in dark times of superstition and believing in unrealistic things.” Others said that the above incident proves that hoaxes with the inadvertent help of the media sometimes create an uproar. This happens all the time even in modern times, forcing us to stay awake and see strange things with the eyes of a difficult person. The incident that caused panic eventually subsided, and the “Mars monkey” was later owned by a small museum of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, where it was displayed along with articles published in August. at that moment.

The majestic Ngoc Long Tuyet Son seen from Lam Nguyet Coc. Two contrasting shades of blue Jade Dragon Snow Mountain is the 71st highest snow mountain in the world. The mountain range has 12 peaks, the highest peak is Phien Tu Dau with a height of 5,596m. Jade Dragon Snow Mountain is covered with snow all year round, so the body of the mountain has the characteristic blue color of the rock, the top is the white color of ice and snow. Although the temperature is quite low, the vegetation at the foot of the mountain is very rich, including temperate, tropical and temperate trees. Traveling by cable car on the banks of the Jinsha River, you can see the lush, vast vegetation, looming small residential areas of the Naxi people. Lam Nguyet Coc is located in the north of Cam Hai Tu, south of Van Sam Bang, there are 4 lakes joined together like a crescent moon with jade green color, so it is called Lam Nguyet Coc (blue moon valley). ). Four lakes including Ngoc Dich, Kinh Dam, Tinh Dao and Lam Nguyet are like four large mirrors reflecting the majestic Ngoc Long snow mountain. Blue moon valley also has brown stone steps. Those stairs are divided into small walls so that the water flows down murmuring, poetic. The water in the lake has a characteristic jade green color and is clear on sunny days, however, on rainy days, the water turns white. The climate in Lam Nguyet Coc is very good, the summer is about 25oC. Due to the high terrain, Lam Nguyet Coc welcomes bright sunlight but warm, low humidity. The “mini” waterfalls are nourished from melting ice on the top of Ngoc Long. Famous wedding photography locations According to local people, in Lam Nguyet Valley, there was once a Naxi couple who fell in love with each other. The boy who wants to show his love to the girl will have to stand barefoot under the cold water in the valley in the winter, this is a challenge for the boy to show his sincerity to the girl. If they overcome this challenge in the presence of the holy mountain of Ngoc Long, the couple will be eternally happy. Therefore, many couples take the cable car to a relatively high altitude on Ngoc Long Tuyet Son to preserve their marriage photos, even though the air on it is quite thin, it is mandatory to bring an oxygen tank and an anti-air jacket. Specialized refrigeration. The busiest wedding photography season for photographers is spring and autumn, when the young leaves are green or when the vegetation turns yellow and rustles. Another recently established photography-related service is riding and taking pictures with yaks (also known as Yak cows), a species of cow that lives in cold regions along the Himalayan mountain range, Thanh plateau – Tibet and Mongolia. The yak is about 1.5m to 2m high, white or brown, black in color, has long, thick and smooth fur, beautiful curved horns. The price of renting a cow is about 10-15 yuan depending on the cow owner. Keeping photos on the back of a yaks, behind is Ngoc Long Tuyet Son, is something that any visitor would like to have. A woman rides a yak in Lam Nguyet Valley. Both Ngoc Long Tuyet Son and Lam Nguyet Coc are often included in the Lijiang – Shangri La tour because they are quite close to each other, some tours include the ancient city of Dali and the stone forest of Shilin. In particular, at Ngoc Long Park, visitors can register to enjoy the musical “Impression of Lijiang” by director Zhang Yimou with the participation of 500 dancers and 200 horses on an outdoor stage. The musical is more than an hour and a half long, focusing on promoting the culture of Lijiang and Naxi ethnic people in front of the majestic mountain scenery of the Jade Dragon. Every day “Impressive Lijiang” has 3 performances at 9am, 11am and 2pm. Traveling to Yunnan is the first choice of Vietnamese people when coming to China because Yunnan is close to the Vietnamese border in Lao Cai (via Ha Khau border gate), can go by train, cool climate, cheap price. The cost is low and there are many cultural colors from ethnic minorities such as Naxi ethnic group, Di ethnic group, Bai ethnic group, Thai ethnic group, etc.

In the Annam-Latin Autobiography of Ba Da Loc printed in 1772 – 1773, this book says that Vung Tau means “where the ship is parked”. In the nineteenth century, the books Gia Dinh Thanh Thong Chi and Dai Nam Nhat Thong Chi both explained that Vung Tau was the Australian Boat, that is, a sea with many moored boats. Because Ward 6 was officially renamed Thang Nhi Ward in 2015. Previously, when I wanted to go from Ba Ria to Vung Tau, there was only this bend leading to Vung Tau city. In the 80s, the Soviet Union in Azerbaijan signed contracts with Vietnamese oil experts. Therefore, Nguyen Thai Hoc Street at that time became Bacu Street. And in Baku there is also a street named Vungtau. Both cities put it like that out of respect for the oil treaty. Before this area became a famous check-in place, every time visitors came here to play, most would easily see wild pigs blocking the road or running around. There are many interpretations of the name Ho Coc. One of the explanations is that this place used to be surrounded by forest canopies, and the trees that existed were mainly forest toads, so it was called Ho Coc (the word “cup” here is said to be the name of Ho Coc). from reading the word “toad”. Vung Tau has many beautiful beaches, but Bai Sau is the “king” of tourism here. Not only because of the number of hotels, villas for rent and long beaches, the friendliness of the people and the culinary paradise are also the keys to the growth of Bai Sau.

(Photo: Internet) The exact name of this scary pass is Me Pja, but locals often call it Me Pia. Me Pia Pass is a famous pass in Cao Bang, located on National Highway 4A, 2.5 km long, extending from Xuan Truong commune to the center of Bao Lac (a district bordering China). The pass consists of 14 steep floors, with bends, winding and winding roads. On both sides of the pass are high mountain ranges. (Photo: Vietnamroadtrip) It is said that the Me Pia pass dates back to the French colonial period, which was originally just a trail that could only be passed by horseback. The widest part of the pass is only about 40 cm. It was not until 2009 that the new pass was built and completed in 2011. Now, the pass is opened to be more open, with a width of about 5 m. Because of the ruggedness and picturesque winding, this road is always a place where many domestic and foreign backpackers when coming to the Northeast, typically Cao Bang, want to conquer. (Photo: Internet) Unlike other passes in Vietnam, you only need to reach the top to catch a panoramic view of the magnificence of this 14-storey pass. To reach the highest point of the pass, you need to trek through the forest along its slopes. In the layer of floating white clouds, the Me Pia pass appears winding, with winding bends, cascading like stairs to the “top of the sky”. The majesty of the natural landscape of the Northeast mountains, makes any visitor who can see it firsthand feel overwhelmed. (Photo: Internet) The time to climb up to the panoramic view point of the pass is about 1 hour (both up and down). Therefore, you need to bring water and snacks. Absolutely do not litter in the forest, in the route. If you see garbage, plastic water bottles, you can pick them up and bring them down the mountain to throw them away. (Photo: Internet) (Photo: Internet) Due to the rugged mountainous terrain, all roads in the Northeast provinces are very difficult to move, only for skilled drivers. So, if you decide to drive your own car or travel by motorbike to Me Pia pass, you need to make sure that your ability to cope with all situations.

The prime location that allows to fully enjoy the beach and the changes at all times of the day from dawn, dusk to lights is the biggest emotion leading the architect when designing the project. The entire architecture of the cafe is focused on the sea in order to maximize the views and enhance the beauty of nature in the most vivid way. Balancing the needs of young people, the main target of the shop, and the advantages of the land, the design team has created a variety of seats, where every corner is a different scene, a different sky. The diverse shapes of the doorways are animatedly arranged on a simple block creating pleasing rhythms. Light, shadow, sea surface and green canopies become the main decoration materials of the building. The diverse shapes of the doorways are animatedly arranged on a simple block creating pleasing rhythms. Guests’ emotions are skillfully guided from the porch on the front steps to the windows through the floors and stop at the highest point – where the stairs “connect” between the sky and the sea. Accordingly, the views towards the sea also gradually expand, proportional to the high floors. With such an “extroverted” spirit, the interior of the restaurant simply focuses on comfort and convenience for users with a variety of stylish tables and chairs. Light, shadow, sea surface and green canopies become the main decoration materials of the building. Right in front of the shop is a long-standing beach of local people, bustling in the morning and afternoon, putting the work in a familiar context and rhythm of the coastal city. Project address: Soho Coffee, Ha Long Street, City. Vung Tau, Ba Ria – Vung Tau
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Bac Sum slope, the most craggy slope in Ha Giang connects Minh Tan commune – Vi Xuyen district with Quyet Tien commune, Quan Ba ​​district. Bac Sum slope – Ha Giang is considered by many people as Pha Din pass – one of the four great peaks of Vietnam. From a distance, Bac Sum slope bears the image of a giant snake with zigzag twists. Along with that is the danger by a lot of sleeve bends. To conquer this Bac Sum slope, you will have to climb each high slope and then downhill, leaning down to follow their bends. In particular, the highlight of Bac Sum slope is Chin Khoanh slope. This is a section of Bac Sum slope with M-shaped sections, which is the place where horses falter and people hurt their feet. “Bac Sum slope, Can Ty lobster, Dong Van hazel” is a saying referring to the winding and dangerous level of Bac Sum slope. Along with the ruggedness, Bac Sum also brings a soft beauty like a soft silk strip across the top of the mountain, hidden in the mist, among the craggy cat ears. In particular, in the journey to cross the slope of Bac Sum, you will have the opportunity to admire the Twin Mountain, a beautiful product of nature. The Twin Mountain appears like the round breasts of a young woman in her youth, full of life. The mountain is even more beautiful when it is adorned with terraced fields. Crossing Bac Sum slope to reach a unique place is Quan Ba ​​heaven gate. This is the gateway to Dong Van Stone Plateau. Standing on the gate of heaven, one feels like a cloud hovering over one’s head, touching one’s hand can see the cloud. Invite readers to watch the video: The Y-shaped pedestrian overpass has a high aesthetic value in Hanoi. Source: HANOITV.

Dizziness with the road of a hundred zigzag turns in China There are dozens of roads in the world that make drivers tremble just by looking at the photos. Some of them were built with the remaining pebbles, slippery and crisscrossed on the cliffs and dangerous passes. Panlong in Xinjiang, China is one of them. ‘Panlong’ is the name of a winding mountain road known locally as the ‘highland sky road’. Located at an altitude of 4,200 meters, the road is nestled in the Pamir Plateau, the Kunlun Mountains, Taxkorgan District, Tajik, Xinjiang, China. Seen from the satellite map, the winding path was like a giant dragon hovering in the highlands. The 36 km long road creates a beautiful scene but is also extremely dangerous The winding road defies every silk steering wheel Located at an altitude of 4,200 meters, the path looks like a dragon flying in the middle of the plateau With spectacular views and hundreds of winding turns, this is probably the dream of those who love to drive. Of course only silk drivers are brave enough, reckless to drive on this winding road. When coming to this area, visitors can admire the magnificent scenery of the surrounding high mountains. The mountain views make a trip along this path truly a memorable experience. That beauty is compared to a rose with thorns, giving the driver the opportunity to challenge himself. The 36-kilometer long road allows mountain farmers and herders in the area to pass through Pamirs. The road connects the town of Tashkurgan county with another town nearby. To make travel easier and promote economic and social development in the region, Tajik will continue to improve its infrastructure. The Chinese authorities have approved a project to build an airport in the district.

Thung Khe Pass: Thung Khe pass belongs to Highway 6 of Hoa Binh province, located between Tan Lac and Mai Chau, (Hoa Binh). This is one of the most dangerous passes in Vietnam. The pass has no sleeve bends but is dangerous because of the dense fog every afternoon, whether it is winter or summer. Bac Sum Pass: Belonging to Ha Giang province, Bac Sum pass is mentioned by the people as the second Pha Din pass in the North. Dangerous pass with small, winding, zigzag roads. In addition, the pass is also attracted by the beauty as a foreground with the color of rice, floating clouds … Sa Mu Pass: The pass is located in the Northwest of Quang Tri province, connecting the two communes of Huong Phung and Huong Viet of Huong Hoa district, Quang Binh province. The pass has an altitude of nearly 1,400m above the sea level bordering Vietnam – Laos. The reason, the pass is named Sa Mu because the pass here is covered with white clouds and has a length of nearly 20km. Da De Pass: belongs to Thuong Hoa commune, Minh Hoa district, Quang Binh province. The pass is named above because it is located across the top of a limestone mountain with a length of more than ten kilometers. The pass is hidden behind the dark green curtain of the Truong Son forest. With the sleeve bends and primeval old forest, Da De Pass is the road that many drivers want to challenge. Hai Van Pass: Located on the Bach Ma mountain range and is the natural boundary between Thua Thien – Hue province and Da Nang city. Despite the rugged terrain, precarious with steep, winding slopes on the abyss, but extremely attractive by the beauty of one of the most beautiful passes in the world. Ca Pass: belongs to Phu Yen province. This is one of the largest and most dangerous passes in Central Vietnam. One side of the pass is a deep chasm to the sea and the other side is the scallop hill that overlaps with dangerous cliffs. The climate is cool all year round, and from here it is possible to travel to other tourist destinations. Phuong Hoang Pass: Located on Highway 26, connecting the two provinces of Khanh Hoa and Dak Lak. This is a place once considered to be the death pass because of its geographical position as well as the dangers that always lurk with travelers passing this place. Ngoan Muc Pass: belongs to Ninh Thuan province. This is one of the most majestic and beautiful passes in Vietnam. As its name implies, the scene of Ngoan Muc Pass is winding, winding, many rugged turns across the high mountains. Invite readers to watch the video: Dien Bien: Getting subjects to transport 30 heroin cakes. Source: THDT.

But the camp below was strongly reacted by netizens, because the camping location was extremely unreasonable. The image was recorded by a person riding on a car, while on the way to Ba Vi National Park, at a sudden steep bend, a family stopped their camping car and played indifferently. The photo of a rather crowded family of carefree people stopping at the rescue road to camp. Source: Nguyen Ngoc Phuc. It is worth noting that the resting place is a rescue road, designed for cars in the event of a downhill if there is a technical problem such as loss of brakes and unable to slow down to turn. This way to slow down, avoid causing catastrophic accidents. Watching a large family indifferently resting at the beginning of this “special” street has made many people raise their hair, when no one can predict when a car will need help. support of this road. Under the comments, many members expressed frustration, saying: “The dead end is the birth gate for the driver and the traffic participant, but for the others, it’s the death door. Driving a car without knowing what this is for is camping for the family’s children to enjoy. If you can rest … “, Many people are surprised when their families travel by car, obviously must know these taboos, but for some reason do so.

Zoji La, India: The 9km long mountain road connecting Ladakh and Kashmir, where one can cross and breed at the same time.

This is a picture of Transfăgărășan in Romania, known at a height of 2,034 meters, where one can admire the majestic scenery and is also the most dangerous road in this country.

Dalton Highway in Alaska: This is a 666km snow-covered highway connecting three small Alaskan villages.

Khardung La, India is considered the highest altitude road in the world – 5,602 meters

Yungas Road in Bolivia: Each year 200-300 people die on the one side of the steep mountain, the other side is 600m deep.

Atlantic Road connects small coastal villages. Although dangerous, visitors often come here to admire the scenery

Guoliang tunnel, China

Le Passage du Gois, France is only open for a few hours a day because at high tide, the entire road will “drown” in the water.

When passing through Tianmen Mountain Road, China, tourists need to have a “spirit of steel” to cross 10km with 99 steep turns.

Hana, Hawaii is a narrow, winding 112km road connecting 59 bridges, of which 46 bridges have only one lane.

The murky Kolima Road in Russia is often called the “Dead Road”. The first 90km of the road was built by prisoners in 1932 and the rest was completed in 1953.

Col de la Bonette, France – Terrain road 2,000 meters high with unbelievably steep curves

Gotthard Road, Switzerland.

The Caucasus Road in Russia

Eshima Osashi Bridge in Japan: At first glance you won’t think that cars can climb this bridge. Altitude has been calculated to allow vehicle traffic while also allowing large ships to operate under the bridge.