15 Most Mysterious Places Scientists Can’t Explain

It's our natural instinct to try to understand how everything around us works, and throughout history, it's this curiosity that's allowed us to make the best use of our environment, and become as technologically advanced as we have done. There are, though, still plenty of mysteries and strange phenomena that defy explanation. From puzzling geological formations to mysterious archaeological sites, these places continue to puzzle scientists around the world. Join us for today's video, as were explore 15 mysterious places that scientists can't explain.

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[nufosmatic]

16:24 - Karelia was separated from Finland in 1940, and the name "Vottovaara" is decidedly Finnish. The Finnish singers and poets in Karelia inspired J R R Tolkien's notion of Elvish in his Lord Of The Rings series...

[manormachine]

Thanks for offering explanations for all 15 of the mysterious places scientists can't explain. Hopefully lots of scientists see this video so they can gain some closure.

[thbwvpe]

They do show the top five, the xtra ten are a bonus!

[CrazyFunnyCats]

Undersea volcanos🌋 can erupt and air bubbles can cause a ship to drop like an elevator going down super fast
Creepy! Thanks For the video 👍

[Kodykenway]

5:24 There is also some crazy growing trees in Hafford Saskatchewan Canada. They are Aspen trees that are some 70 years old, but far shorter than a typical aspen, they grow at strange angles and bizarre sharp turns to their trunks.

[willhopkins]

The click-bait photo is definitely photo-shopped

[wolfkozman]

The NAZCA lines can only be seen from the air. so how did the natives know the designs from ground level??

[gailcapshaw]

In Minnesota, it’s absolutely beautiful! If you get a chance to go see it and take the trails, you’ll find a place that’s high on your list of beautiful places you were glad you stopped to see. I did a trip with my Mom, my Sister and Daughter to Gunflint Lodge and Resort on the Boarder Waters. We planned the trip to stop and experience as many places as possible on our great vacation. Many places we had been to before. There are plaques and other informational signs and you can look up information on your phone as well. If I could only post some pictures. It was seriously a WOW experience ❤️❤️❤️😁😁😁❤️❤️❤️

[lancerevell]

The USS Cyclops was lost in the Atlantic Ocean, off the US east coast, well north of the Bermuda Triangle. The video makes it sound as if it was lost in the Pacific.

[iDontCareBear]

The dancing forest was created buy furniture or chair makers. They would cut the tree young to start the curve, it was easy and less time consuming to curve the wood while growing, instead curving it after it grew straight. There are places like that in the U.S.

[Druguaer]

So the scientists can't explain yet the scientists explained

[ulrichkroener]

I really appreciate the fact that you do not explain all the different phenomena as "Alien intervention or creation" but instead give some scientific suggestion but still saying, that not everything has been confirmed and is still under research. None the less - a very interesting video, like so many ones you have posted.

[musicallydisneyamvs]

I’ve seen rock quarries split huge stones perfectly with perfect alignments. However nature is also easily amazing so I can find it easily happening by itself as well. Stranger things have happened.

[rjwh]

There used to be a place near Wichita, Kansas, USA where the one could count on there being ball lightning on a regular basis. It was most interesting. There’s no ball lightning now but back in the sixties it was a very odd place to go when one had taken acid.

[alexisgreen-hernandez]

Thanks for the video 📹 found the video 📹 very interesting and informative. 😎

[poohbearonessorton]

Obviously a precious landing site of an alien craft in the desert.

[andriuspovilavicius]

Chocolate hills looks like some sort of curgan, or the ancient cemeteries
Im pretty sure if laydar would be used it would open more clues about it
Just thinkig 😊

[vongxxh]

The Cyclops went missing from Brazil, nowhere near the Devils

[shirleybrooks]

I’m from New Mexico and I have heard the Taos hum. It can be quite unnerving.

[TJ-]

Where is the floating rock that they show before you even click on this video? (A.I.?)