New 9/11 Footage & Mandela Effect Surfaces, Plus Sphinxes Around the World

New footage of the 9/11 attack was released for the first time ever showing the collapse of the One World Trade Center from the southeast side. This angle has never been made public in 23 years, sparking a new round of debate about what truly happened. Aside from the event itself, though,  a mind-blowing Mandela Effect has been discovered that even ChatGPT didn’t know the answer to: How many buildings fell during the World Trade Center attack on September 11, 2001? The answer will not only shock you, but will also leave you wondering if you’re stuck inside an episode of The Twilight Zone.

Also released was one of the clearest videos of a UFO ever captured on camera flying over Brazil. Check it out and hear Ben and Rob’s thoughts. Then, see evidence suggesting that ancient rock structures around the world might be remnants of ancient sphinxes that once stood grand and mighty. But if they are sphinxes, the mystery grows. Who built them? Why are they found all over the world thousands of miles apart, yet constructed in a similar fashion to each other?

Join Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts from Edge of Wonder this Friday Night Live as they dive into all of this and more. During the “Dig Deep” Live Q&A segment, ask them your questions directly. In the fan-favorite Top 10 Weirder News of the Week, hear hilarious and intriguing stories about “cocaine sharks,” a blonde man found in an ancient Chinese tomb, an asparagus-wielding psychic, and much more. See you out… on the edge!

Q&A: “What’s the worst job you’ve ever had?” “What’s the purpose of sphinxes being all over the world?” “How much of this ‘sphinx effect’ can be attributed to pareidolia?” And more!

Top 10 Weirder News of the Week:

10. Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) made only 26 gold cartridges in 1990. Find out how much bidding started at when it went up for auction.

9. Israel’s “Cave of Skulls” uncovered a rare, 4,000-year-old artifact.

8. A resurfaced video showed a boy suddenly disappear on a carnival ride.

7. This surprising object fell from the sky, causing great damage to a New Jersey couple’s Tesla parked in their driveway.

6. A newspaper accidentally interviewed and quoted a criminal who’d formerly been found guilty of planting a human finger in her Wendy’s chili.

5. Oh, I wish I were an Oscar Mayer Wiener… unless I were blown up to the size of a car and involved in a crash on a busy Chicago-area highway.

4. Mysteriously, flavored milk cartons were repeatedly found in the same area. Who left them there—and why?

3. Real cocaine sharks were found in the waters off Brazil.

2. Once again, an asparagus-wielding psychic made a prediction about the future.

1. When the Indian government wrongfully pronounced a man dead and couldn’t be convinced to fix the error, he took matters into his own hands in an extreme way.