There are so many miracles on our planet, so to say that modern science has learned and studied everything will be at least naive. Even the orthodox scientists themselves understand this, however, for some reason they are sure that there are not so many secrets left on Earth and that they are practically all subject to modern science.
Is that so? Suffice it to say that even all the peoples of our world have not really been studied, for example, in New Guinea there is a unique tribe of Oolugs. It is unique not only in that it lives completely isolated from the modern civilized society, but for its ability to exist in two parallel worlds at once - in ours and in another one, which for the Oolugs is the arena of an ongoing battle for its existence.
All representatives of this tribe paint their bodies with natural paint in two colors - black and white. White color symbolizes our world, which they call the Country of Day (Light). The black color symbolizes a completely different world - the Land of Shadows, where, according to the Oolugs, everything is not the same as here on Earth. There is no sun, and the world is immersed in constant darkness, inhabited by many monsters, adapted to such a dark life.
You can easily move in the Land of Shadows with huge jumps, about fifteen meters away, which allows the oolugs to flee from many of the terrible monsters of that world. There, for example, live ants the size of a wild boar, winged apes and many other incredible animals, which, without exception, are dangerous to humans in the Land of the Day.
A parallel world can be just awful
In the Land of the World, the oolugs live a quiet and measured life of the Papuans of New Guinea, but in the Land of Shadows they have to constantly fight both dangerous animals and the local population, something similar to the Neanderthals (according to the descriptions of the oolugs).
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Papuans enter the Land of Shadows completely involuntarily, sometimes it can happen several times a day. In this case, the person suddenly freezes, and his eyes glaze over. Being in such a trance, the oolug can suddenly become covered with wounds, bruises, or even fall to the ground dead. The Papuans themselves explain such strange transformations by the fact that a person at this time in the Land of Shadows receives wounds and mutilations, or, in the worst case, is even killed or eaten by terrible animals, of which there are a great many in that world.
By the way, modern scientists have thoroughly investigated the wounds of the deceased, stating that they could have been inflicted by some kind of "unearthly" weapon, as well as by the teeth and claws of animals completely unknown to science. The most surprising thing is that the Papuans sometimes "drag" weapons or something else from the Land of Shadows into our world. All this has also been subjected to rigorous study in modern laboratories. The conclusion of scientists is unambiguous - all these things are of alien origin.
It turns out that the Papuans of New Guinea can "walk" into a parallel world, and completely freely, that is, without any reference to the so-called wormholes, supposedly connecting such parallel realities (the opinion of some scientists). But the other world for them turned out to be so terrible that you wouldn't wish it on your enemy either. Moreover, the worst thing in this case is that members of the tribe do not go there of their own free will, and even quite often. An interesting fact is that it is impossible to "wake up" an oolug when he is in a trance, that is, to return it to our world by force - he can only do it himself. However, as the Papuans say, it is also impossible to "wake up", to escape from the Land of Shadows of your own accord, it happens somehow by itself.
We add that some researchers who for a long time lived with the Oolug tribe tried in every possible way to fall into a trance and go to the Land of Shadows, believing that such a movement depends on the uniqueness of the area, but they did not succeed. This is only given to the oolugs, and their strange ability to leave for a parallel world is passed on from generation to generation …