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7 Tweets to Get You Interested in William Shatner’s ‘The Unxplained’ Streaming on Netflix

Published 07/05/2022, 4:30 PM EDT

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Prithvi Shah

Deadly creatures, sinister demons, bizarre phenomena, haunted forests, and much more. Only one thing behind all this: curious scientists and their game-changing experiments. Sure, this reminds you of the popular Netflix drama Stranger Things. Sadly, it is just a memory for now. With its season 4 finale, we are struggling back to fit into our normal routine because, well; we have nothing as good to watch and we don’t want to lose the dark vibe of the Netflix Original just yet. But waiting for season 5 won’t be a long stretch? Now, what if we told you Netflix has one more of such gore dramas to keep you sane? William Shatner’s The UnXplained on Netflix will satisfy all your cravings to watch dramas in this genre.

And for your satisfaction, it isn’t just us asking you to binge-watch this sci-fi drama, but fans on Twitter have also showered as much love to The Unxplained. Here are a few tweets we combed down just for you. Be alert though, these posts might make you leave everything and binge-watch this Stranger Things-like show in one go.

Tweets that will make you binge-watch The UnXplained on Netflix

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Originally aired on the History channel back in 2019, the first season of The UnXplained recently landed on the platform of Netflix and has rocketed directly into streamer’s top-10 charts. If this isn’t enough hint for you, don’t worry, these 7 tweets, presented only for you, will change your mind.

#1 Interestingly, Krishna’s butterfly as mentioned in this tweet may have godly powers

1. The KRISHNA’S BUTTERBALL :
It has been sitting on a 45-degree slope in Mahabalipuram for over 1,300 years
The 20ft rock appears to defy gravity, looking like it's going to roll at any moment and all attempts to move it have been in vain pic.twitter.com/KdsQ8PI4Km
— Aya (@Aya_Kleo) July 4, 2022

#2 Secondly, the fan found the series just dope!! Shatner talks about this mysterious river that apparently gets lost in the heavens.

2. The Devil’s Kettle waterfall :
The devil’s kettle is a waterfall on the Brule river that falls into a pothole and then continues on to Lake Superior but it turns out Lake Superior only gets half the water that falls down the waterfall. Scientists have no clue where…… pic.twitter.com/yLZjDGNg4l
— Aya (@Aya_Kleo) July 4, 2022

#3 Does ancient civilization intrigue you? Seems like The UnXplained has the answers to all.

Her skin was still soft, and her arms and legs could flex at the joints, and remains to this day, the most preserved mummy. pic.twitter.com/NAI8a2nY5U
— Aya (@Aya_Kleo) July 4, 2022

#4 The series also talks about a castle in USA that makes low humming sounds all by itself. Scary right?

This humming is what the residents of Taos in New Mexico hear – all the time. They hear a distinct humming sound like an engine in the distance.
The disturbing thing is at least 3 people have committed suicide because they could not bear listening to it anymore.
— Aya (@Aya_Kleo) July 4, 2022

#5 These intriguing forests of Poland would surely remind you of Upside Down

5. CROOKED FOREST (POLAND):
Several hundred pine trees grew with almost 90 degrees bend at their base. Some believe a winter storm might have given this forest this interesting shape. pic.twitter.com/DqKcb2chF8
— Aya (@Aya_Kleo) July 4, 2022

#6 This balancing rock in Madhya Pradesh, India, will surely blow off all your knowledge about science

6. BALANCING ROCK IN JABALPUR (Madhya Pradesh) :
This rock is balanced on other rock with hardly 10 inches of contact. The Balancing Rock is the example of the eroded volcanic rock formations. It is amazingly that the Balancing Rock survived even in earthquake of magnitude 6.5. pic.twitter.com/RqioWTH8T2
— Aya (@Aya_Kleo) July 4, 2022

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#7 At last, Mexico’s silent zone where you couldn’t even hear your friend’s voice. It truly is sinister!!

….. and the missile fell into this radio silence zone. The area was contaminated and the locals still complain that when two people people speak at a distance you cannot hear anything.
— Aya (@Aya_Kleo) July 4, 2022

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We are sure that you are now convinced enough to binge on The UnXplained only on Netflix. However, if you are still in doubt, let us tell you that the series investigates the truths behind some of the most intriguing, bizarre, and puzzling mysteries in history. The Unxplained is now streaming on Netflix. Once you are done watching the show, let us know your opinions about it in the comment section below.

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Prithvi Shah is an entertainment writer at Netflix Junkie and has contributed over 650 articles. Having an English major, she has built expertise in journalistic writing, story writing, and reviewing. In her stint of over a year at NJ, Prithvi has developed a good understanding of putting forward a balanced and unbiased perspective without hurting the sentiments of millions of fans and readers across the globe.

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