NOAA Scientists Accidentally Make A Surprising Discovery At The Bottom Of The Mariana Trench

NOAA scientists accidentally make a surprising discovery at the bottom of the Mariana Trench. Today, we take a look at what NOAA scientists discover at the bottom of the Mariana Trench.

The planet we live on is 71% water, with 96.5% of all the water on the Earth being held in the oceans. It is therefore unsurprising that there are plenty of mysteries and discoveries waiting for us down in the deep blue.

Sometimes, however, those nods to the past are not so little, as NOAA scientists uncovered a rather large piece of history within the Mariana Trench back in 2016. The NOAA, or the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, is an American based scientific and regulatory agency.

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[reneepallo]

Fact! There are more airplanes in the oceans than submarines in the sky.

[richmoore]

We didn’t have this problem when everything can in a can or glass bottles

[michaelw.urbansr.]

Could have been someone taking samples of the sea bottom or even aliens testing the bottom for a new base? lol

[joecesarano]

@ 5:25 the second time i saw what looks like a gun barrel under the camera?

[kevinaldcroft]

I wonder if there is a hidden chamber or wreck under the ocean floor causing those holes to form. Perhaps corrosion has created holes in the walls allowing sand to fall down along a seam or joint. This might explain the straight line of "T" shaped holes?

[DR_SOLO]

Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego
🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏿‍♂️

[michaelw.urbansr.]

You would think a plane that fell into the trench would have been crushed to a much smaller size due to the pressures? NO?

[dougbillman]

Whole cities were turned into hell on earth, one huge fire storm…

[DR_SOLO]

Something very massive so massive it needed bladed Wheels or or Knob or serrated type spacing between wheel teeth that were meant to guide something very massive that scraped the bottom of the sea bed there. Or even worse that's how big the track or width of the wheel was it flattened the sea bed. If you want to see what I'm talking about just use Simple 10 times magnification and look at the textured pattern of the floor it says if a rolling pin or or Steamroller or Giant tank track

[paullynch]

Fact check it’s not a fighter plane ✈️ it’s a bomber 🤡

[dellamortay]

We have microplastics in is now from all this dirty water 🥺🥺🥺

[Kroggnagch]

Damn. What are the chances you crash into the ocean and you’re not gonna hit the bottom for several minutes possibly hours because you’ve just crashed above the Trench?

[randlebeathea]

Micro plastics in our oceans is nothing new we have been dumping junk in the ocean for millions of years, and the parasites that are attracted to micro plastics is a biological nightmare that has came about for our careless disregard of our water, 🤔🌏

[corstafine]

Jimmy Hoffa was in the navigators seat

[ogfullmelt]

Wasn't there a earthquake there yesterday

[dougbillman]

If that ain’t mass destruction, I don’t know what is…..

[useuser]

Who are these scientist? Can we get more proof besides just scientist.
Its so random smh

[dougbillman]

They never used b29s in the incinerary bombs on Japan, more people died in those…

[osmosisjones]

Bacteria are starting to break down microplastics

[dougbillman]

The only aircraft to use weapons of mass destruction during battle… what about the Japanese, the Germans, the English, etc etc etc.. better re think that one maestro……