Scientists Can't Explain These Strange Black Holes In The Ocean!

Scientists Can't Explain These Strange Black Holes In The Ocean!
We're constantly baffled by the mysteries of the deep sea, which is littered with strange oddities that are not easily explained. Not only have many oceans remained unexplored, but many lakes and other bodies of water hold secrets waiting to be uncovered. From black holes found in the ocean to underwater super-volcanoes that could erupt at any moment. Nothing escapes the cavernous gulf of a black hole, not matter, sound, or even light. Black holes and their seemingly voracious appetites for everything, which are normally relegated to the far regions of space, have captivated scientists for years. And now, there's no need to go too far in search of them or to study them.


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[TheSlayer]

Great video . You guys forgot to mention the pyramids under the sea, the USO bases and the fact that actual mermaids were found living down there.

[australianwoman]

I have a theory. Remember when you're in the bath & you pull the plug? These are similar in action. I believe when they search for Oil & Gas they dig so deep they cause these weaknesses in our tech tonic plate leading to these tidal vortexes? How can we confirm? Whats happening on the opposite side of these underwater whirlwind? 🌪️🌀

[SQUIRTCJ]

I can't get enough of this narration it's great

[PEACEU-ALL]

You do realize the first image shown of the Baltic sea anomaly is the Millennium Falcon, right?

[KokoJeuru]

I remember a black sand beach where glowing lime green little bubbles wash ashore by the seawater waves. The oceans & seas really have a lot of mysteries to uncover...

[harrietharlow]

I think that most, if not all, are due to natural phenomena that we haven't discovered yet. But I've lived long enough not rule anything out. I personally think there are a lot of natural phenomena that we still know nothing about. Humanity hasn't yet learned everything that there is to know--not by half!

The one that is very strange is the Baltic Sea anomaly. That is one I definitely do not know what the answer is. Like Yonaguni. they claim it's the result of natural phenomena, but I am definitely keeping an open mind on those two. They really do look as if they could have been constructed (or in the case of Yonaguni, modified) by someone. And "someone" doesn't necessarily mean aliens. We are finding out that ancient humans (including early modern humans) were far smarter than we have previously given them credit for. Come to that, so were Neanderthals and homo erectus (both groups could sail--or at the very least raft). We know this because we have found artifacts from both groups on islands, islands that have not been connected to the mainland for hundreds of thousands of years--if ever, and which would have been too far from the mainland to allow them to swim to said Islands.

[danstey]

That was a picture of the millennium falcon.. twice 😂

[davidnorth]

Magnetic material could be aligned for the affects occurring in the Bermuda Triangle, a truly large magnetic event could dip and ship off its floating axis, that’s all it would take, or spin it uncontrollable fast.It would also explain the compass displaying oddities

[vastthinker]

There are 65 active volcanoes on the surface of the Earth right now there are over 200 active volcanoes in the oceans. This is caused by the approach of the Nibiru system

[smylyface]

So.... the Earth just a gigantic bowling ball?

[anchldmp]

Is it just me or is Richard Ayoade from the british sitcom "IT Crowd" is doing the voice over?

[majinvegeta]

I clicked to learn about black holes in the ocean and it barely got a couple minutes attention. Is the Bermuda triangle really any deadly than any other part of the ocean or is it that when things happen there it makes headlines. Pretty sure things happen equally across the ocean.

[ElliottParkinson]

I feel like im watching an episode of the IT crowd. I can't get it out of my head 😂

[wonderfulworldoforganicchem]

93 mile diameter holes in the ocean floor is crazy but defintely fathomable.

[davidcurtis]

Here's a theory! The Titan Sub actually went to pass through a portal. Hemce it's corporate name OceanGate.

[janetoney]

Serious? Interesting info that I really like. Thank you.👍

[Mz.MillerZ]

Nope, it's no longer uncertain if the large "dual" volcanic island in Tonga will host life seeing as in Jan of this year ('22) it had an epic eruption and hardly any of the island is above water now. The eruption was so massive, there are those awesome videos captured from space. I'm actually surprised to see it was totally missed, seeing as it was huge news.

[hiufuxthevideographer]

I thought they said if they used the Hadron Collider there was a possibility of opening up tiny wormholes.. now Giant sinkholes.

[anthonybright]

I'm still thinking about ocean black holes

[terryblack]

Maybe someday we'll have answers to those anormally but we're not going to make it public!!! Or will let you know in about 25 years! Nice show to beat regular TV thank you!!