The Voynich Manuscript – Language of Aliens?

The Voynich Manuscript is a medieval codex filled with bizarre botanical drawings, alchemical diagrams, and an indecipherable script. Dated to the 15th century, its language defies classification—and hundreds of cryptographers, linguists, and AI algorithms have failed to crack it. Is it abandoned code, nonsense writing... or a message from another world? Dive into the book that refuses to be read. Discovered in 1912 by rare-book dealer Wilfrid Voynich, the manuscript captivated collectors with its strange illustrations and unknown script. It spans 240 pages of elaborate plants—none found in nature—naked figures in strange pools, and tangled cosmological diagrams. Linguists have poured over the pages trying to use cryptanalysis, statistical modeling, and AI, but no one has deciphered even a single word. Some think it’s an elaborate hoax. Others propose it’s a lost or invented natural language. A fringe few even suggesting extraterrestrial origins or angelic writing. Carbon dating confirms it was created between 1404–1438, likely in Central Europe. But without context, the meaning remains locked behind its coded shells. #VoynichManuscript #UnsolvedHistory #MedievalMystery #VeiledEpochs #CipherText #AncientLanguages #ConspiracyFiles #Cryptography