Mariana Trench: The Unexplained Sound That Baffles Scientists

Dive into the enigma of the Mariana Trench, Earth's deepest point, where a mysterious sound has left scientists scratching their heads for years. In this video, we explore the various theories behind the source of this perplexing noise. From tectonic plate movements to undiscovered sea creatures, and even human-made devices, no explanation has been confirmed. One intriguing theory suggests the metallic sound could be a dwarf minke whale call, but inconsistencies raise doubts. Join us as we investigate this captivating deep-sea mystery and attempt to unveil the truth behind the baffling sound.

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[AethraDrokanus]

Don't worry guys, it just Godzilla snoring

[asura-]

Other than tectonic plate i don't think other source could create such consistent all time sound

[beastprime]

Sounds like aliens from the video game Metroid 🤓

[GuruAuggie]

It's just Cuthulu sleeping best not to disturb him

[annasdad]

27 people have descended to the bottom of the Challenger Deep which is the deepest part of the Mariana Trench. 24 people have been to the moon, 12 of them landed there. Hydrophones dropped to the bottom and left there for periods of time routinely picked up the sounds of ship engines and other activity from at or near the surface. Because of the extreme pressure sound waves travel through the water very efficiently.

[fedorsmekhov]

Imagine what balls of steel you need to be at the bottom of the trench in a little glass submarine 😔

[ubergammer]

It sounds like an emergency alarm like one you’d hear in a video game. Maybe an old underwater alien base that still has power lol

[maxkelter]

It probably resonates every sound because the trench is soo deep.

[its_taps]

It's a really haunting soothing sound.

[warrenparker]

Am I missing something? I’ve never heard them play the sound??

[kennethklein]

Once they get the sound recorded and cleaned up: We have been trying to reach you about your vehicle’s warranty

[alexb]

Identical repeating sound cant be from by tectonic plates movements. It's not like they move exactly the same way like old door. Also I've seen documentary where they was talking about other repeating sounds similar to frog but way stronger n with metalic feel. This sounds been a big worry for military. They first who discovered this sounds and was thinking it's enemies subs or some sort of sub radars to track ships ECT. They even pass this sound to marine biologist and sound experts. Result was weird. It can't be animal sound full stop. That's all experts could tell avout it.

[swizzleproxi]

Now & then I hear it & its such a relaxing sound ...would have been nice if you let us hear it uninterrupted at the end👍

[inyowalls]

As a kid I was really afraid of even submerging my feet in the sea at the beach. I think it was because of the movement of the ground under my feet that made me think there was some giant sea creature under the sea and what we thought was the sea floor was actually the back/shell of the monster.

[NoStoping]

I swear it's the path to Hollow Earth.

[austinclarke]

So awesome to hear this sound you speak of?

[lizziebanyan]

it's the earth's heartbeat 💓

[ShilohSmith]

Remember everyone, this is the lowest KNOWN point in the ocean. Many MANY believe there are parts of the sea floor that go down even deeper.

[shaundurant]

Must study it, it might be important especially if it really is connected to tectonic plates.

[qwave]

“….than astronauts to the moon…” 😂😂😂😂😂