The curse of the mummy is real after all. Well, no. But this is a pretty cool video. It’s taken in the Manchester Museum, where there’s a great Egyptology section and features a statue of Neb-Senu which remains still at night but slowly rotates during the day.
Of course some people are inferring witch craft/ voodoo/ curse stuff. But Brian Cox (who was asked to comment for some reason) is backing the idea that it’s some kind of vibration/friction thing as people walk by. (I’m going with an alien theory of course).
The statue itself is in a glass case, so no one is moving it physically, that’s what alerted staff in the first place and inspired them to pop a time lapse camera in there to check it out.
Have a look, it’s kind of creepy but not really:
