27 Cases That Indicate The Internet Is The Answer To All The Questions

Leona Martinez
Dec 06, 2021
Dec 06, 2021

No matter how many countries you have been to, or how many things you know, there will be something that you have no idea what it's used for. Because knowledge is infinite. So, what will you do to find an answer to your burning problems? Finding information in books? Asking teachers or friends? Maybe it will be a reasonable solution, but the time you spend will be considerably longer. Not everyone knows the right answer you need and there are thousands of books and newspapers in the market. It will take a lot of time, moreover, the answer you get may or may not be accurate.
When living in the Information Age, the Internet is the key for everything that ranges from easy to tough. Like, how to cook carbonara pasta? Are we alone in the universe? Or what's on the other side of a black hole? No matter how weird it may sound, many individuals on the internet can help you solve your problems. And now, scroll down to check out 27 weird items and locations discovered by internet users. Have you ever seen any of these?

27 Cases That Indicate The Internet Is The Answer To All The Questions

#1. "Ikea Coffee mug, what is the thing at the bottom?"

#2. "What is this thing in my classroom? Makes subtle fan-like sounds and changes color on top"

#3. What are these for in an outdoor area of a hospital?

#4. "Grainy-like things? They appear inside and on my closet and reappear whenever I clean them. What are these?"

#5. "Thin slabs of ivory with days of the week on the top found in my closet."

#6. "Water flows from a culvert beneath a trail into this circular pool, then continues on into the woods. What's the pool's purpose?"

#7. "Weird squirming living Lovecraftian nightmare on our lawn chair this morning"

#8. "Plaque with numbers inscribed on it. Found on the sidewalk outside a building at my university."

#9. "I’m not doing my dishes until I know what this beautiful thing is."

#10. "On the underside of our cabinet in the house, we recently bought, built in the 70s. Plastic with metal teeth on one side, very dull. Each side is ~4 inches long."

#11. "I bet my wife it has something to do with a tie. Do I win?"

#12. "Saw this rusty thing on my walk in a forest. The forest belongs to an estate (Wedellsborg, Vestfyn, Denmark."

#13. "What is this fiber/sand ball? Found among thousands like it on a beach in Spain. It weighs almost nothing. "

#14. "Growing from the basement ceiling at a very rapid rate. It is also leaving on the table below it, grayish particles."

#15. "What are those things called? I think they're typical of gothic architecture?"

#16. "What are these circular metal things on these stairs? I just hit my knee and goddamn did it hurt."

#17. "Found in deep creek MD"

#18. "What are these things I keep seeing on nearly all the London bus stops in my area?"

#19. "Saw this in a forest in Germany"

#20. "This rainbow effect?"

#21. "Mostly concerned about why is this thing... "

#22. "My grandfather told us to NOT remove this when renovating."

#23. "When you pull the ring on this, four little pins come out. What is it used for?"

#24. "Mini harpoon thing found when changing bedding in a hospital room."

#25. "Found on Guam in shallow water. 3-meter diameter disk. Top looks like polyester in a honeycomb shape that is fiberglassed to a flimsy aluminum disk. I'm stumped on this one. Never seen anything like it."

#26. "Washed up on a beach in Florida."