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Mystery Mrawan Alas Gumitir Tunnel The Mystery off the Mrawan Alas Gumitir Tunnel, It is said that it is haunted and gives you goosebumps for a long time The Mystery of the Mrawan Alas Gumitir Tunnel, It is said that it is haunted and gives you goosebumps for a long time (Photo: YouTube @Pustaka Lestari Chanel) - The Mrawan Tunnel, which is located near Mrawan Station in the Sidomulyo area, Silo, Jember Regency, holds various mysterious stories that have long been on the lips of the local community.  Built during the Dutch colonial era by the railway company Staatsspoorwegen, this tunnel is 690 meters long and has a long history, from its construction to the various mystical events that are often associated with it.  This article will review the history of the Mrawan tunnel, the beautiful scenery around it, and the haunted mysteries that give goosebumps.  History and Construction of the Mrawan Tunnel The Mrawan Tunnel began construction in 1901 and was completed in 1910 by

Mystery Earth's Largest Gravitational Hole Bottom Indian Ocean The Mystery of Earth's Largest Gravitational Hole at the Bottom of the Indian Ocean (Photo: Times of India) -  The gravitational hole at the bottom of the Indian Ocean is the largest on Earth, and this has been a mystery that has baffled scientists since the hole was discovered in 1948.  Now a team of researchers from the Indian Institute of Science (IIS) think they have found the answer. According to them, the hole in the Indian Ocean was caused by fragments from a sunken ocean or the bottom of another much older ocean.  In this mysterious part of the Indian Ocean, the gravitational pull is much weaker than anywhere else on Earth. This gravitational hole, is the largest (and deepest) gravitational anomaly in the world, and is officially known as the Indian Ocean Geoid Low (IOGL). The Geoid is a theoretical model of worldwide sea level, whose irregularities are related to variations in Earth's gravit

THE MYSTERY OF LUXURY HOUSES ON PALM PLANTATIONS This story is taking part in the SWC 5 event, please support. Subscribe and rate 5 stars.  "Sir, are you sure this is his house?" I looked at the big house in front of us.  This two-story luxury house with a modern style rises high like a palace. I, who had only lived in a rented plot, was amazed to see the splendor of this house. Even though there are many vines here and there. In fact, almost the entire surface of the fence was covered by creepers.  "Yes, from the characteristics mentioned by Mas Hamdan, this is indeed his house, sir." Mas Halid looked at this house with the same amazement as me.  Last week, Mas Halid was accepted to work at a family-owned company to manage oil palm land that had been neglected for about ten years.  Previously, the plantation belonged to a very rich man. I don't know how the story goes that no one manages the oil palm plantation, which covers hundreds of hectares. Ev

The Suicide Forest of Japan and its shocking truth! ‘Think carefully about your children, your family,’  and  ‘Your life is a precious gift from your parents’. These are the warning words you’ll get to read outside the entrance of the Aokigahara Forest in Japan, also known as the Suicide Forest globally. So, ever heard of Aokigahara Forest of Japan? If not, then let me tell you that this beautiful-looking green forest is not meant for your leisurely morning walks but rather holds an ill-fated reputation of being the world's second most popular place to commit suicide (first is the Golden Gate Bridge)! I wish it was a joke but this is the utter truth behind this gorgeous yet eerie looking forest in Japan, which is less than 2 hours away from Tokyo, the bustling capital city of the country. Read on to know more about this doomed Suicide Forest of Japan. Location of the forest The Aokigahara Forest or Suicide Forest is located northwest of the mighty Mount Fuji. Spread acr

The Mystery of the Disappearance of Tutut Suharto and the Appearance of Jusuf Hamka at CMNP Toll road entrepreneur Jusuf Hamka has again demanded the state, in this case the Ministry of Finance, immediately pay a debt of Rp 179 billion to PT Citra Marga Nusaphala Persada Tbk (CMNP).  The debt has even now swelled to Rp. 800 billion because it was included in calculating the accumulated interest of 2 percent per month according to the court judge's decision in favor of CMNP.  During the 1998 financial crisis, the government refused to pay deposits and current accounts held by CMNP at Bank Yama because the two entities were considered to be equally affiliated with the Cendana Family.  Where did Soeharto's tutut go?  Until now, it is not clear how Siti Hardijanti Rukmana (SHR) alias Tutut Suharto and her family who founded the company suddenly stopped doing much at CMNP, both as commissioners and directors of the company.  The last member of the Cendana Family to occup