12 Most Mysterious Recent Discoveries Scientists Still Can't Explain

What’s the best sort of discovery for a scientist or archaeologist to make? Is it one that can immediately be fully understood, or is it one that doesn’t appear to have a rational explanation? The answer to that question varies from person to person, but there’s no denying that we all love a good mystery. With that in mind, here’s a collection of mysterious discoveries that have puzzled some of the world’s greatest minds!

[zenmeister]

12 Most Mysterious Recent Discoveries Scientists Still Can't Explain - but then go on to explain most of them!

[tejjensen]

The recordings 11:00 have nothing to do with Norway. It is one of the most famous places in Denmark. It is the highest point (north) in Denmark. It's called Grenen. There are very few places worldwide where people can stand right between two clashing seas. Here meet Skagerrak and Kattegat and they have created a long sandbar.

[alexdill]

4:55 It seems that Earth is experiencing a particularly nasty case of acne.😂

[zenmeister]

I think the face really is just an example of pareidolia. The rocks all around it have somewhat similar morphologies.

[michael-dmbv]

South africa has hundreds of miles of stone walls, arranged in geometric patterns. The book "the African temples of the annunaki" by michael tellinger has lots of pictures of them.

[Psychol-Snooper]

These videos are so random. Why in a piece about Loch Ness is there a picture of an abandoned mine camp in the Southwest United States? Why include images of random rock circles from around the world INCLUDING Assassin's Creed Origins in a story about the Anza-Borrego stone circles. It really harms any educational value these videos might have.

I'm guessing these videos are produced by a sweatshop in India, but you can still demand the images be related to the freaking topic. XD

[robertallred]

One of your stories reminds me of when I saw a white light drop straight down out of the sky. No aircraft I'm aware of flies like that. So I've always wondered what it was.

[loricarter]

I really enjoy watching this channel, it never fails to be just super interesting. ❤️❤️

[cut--]

lol that Chinese rover looks like something you'd find at Walmart --- "MADE IN CHINA" 😂😂😂😂

[susangreen]

Doesn't anyone else realize that we are the 4th or 5th intelligent society that has used the earth for our home ?

[odysseus]

The SpaceX re-entry was the second stage not the first. The first stage lands; the second stage is supposed to burn up in the atmosphere. Usually this happens over the Indian Ocean where no one sees it. The re-entry burn was actually off a bit which put it over the west coast instead. Traveling at 27, 000 KPH a small error can account for a huge distance in short time

[mnmade]

Why does the Loch Ness Monster “almost certainly not exist?” Because definitive proof is yet to be presented? It’s pretty incredible how often things that “don’t exist” are eventually found to suddenly exist one day, despite “almost certainly not existing” just the day before.

[joshuadunlap]

When gas rises up and builds pressure and cant escape the rock it continues to build until diamonds form and blows up only if the gas can escape if not and oxygen is built up with the gas big explosions happen under the ground and create fissures in the ground and shoots it to the surface almost like a engine

[noelhutchins]

My scariest dream was lifting consciously off the ground simultaneously with the knowing dread that anyone watching was quickly becoming the worst kind of evil imaginable.

[scottyandell]

Mention the most elaborate of the stones, the “basin” stone, but then not show it?

[jackdurden]

That face carved into the rock wall is definitely a work of something other than nature. It’s too perfect. And it also looks nothing like his little statue. But it’s no “mirage” that’s definitely a face.

[zioncardman]

You say 8, 000 years ago as you show someone from 140 thousand + years ago

[CONEHEADDK]

Aaaand that was not Norway - get your shit together...

[Fossilsunleashed]

the Lok nes monster looks just like the tallest longest dinosaur

[bigdmac]

Good vid, but the Irish town of Drogheda is pronounced " Droch-ed-da". Not "Drok-ayda"' lol