Scientists discover Mysterious gravity hole in the Indian Ocean

Hey, did you hear about the giant gravity hole in the Indian Ocean? It's crazy, right? Apparently, some scientists discovered a huge anomaly in the Earth's gravitational field that makes things weigh less in that area. They don't know what causes it, but they think it might have something to do with the tectonic plates or some hidden underground structure. Some people are already planning to go there and experience the weird sensation of being lighter. Imagine jumping in the air and feeling like you're flying! But others are worried that this might be a sign of something bad, like a volcanic eruption or an earthquake. What do you think? Would you want to visit the gravity hole or stay away from it?

[granadosvm]

This is one of those examples of media misrepresenting science for clicks. The variation in the gravitational acceleration is less than one percent. Nobody paying a trip to go jump there will feel a difference.

[alexgataric]

How much less is the gravity? It'll have to be big to feel it.

[gourangPsyNeuro]

What if it's a stabilised micro blackhole built by aliens?