Mystery Spot Defies Gravity! | My Go-To

[@MissWinters1980]

This place has been on my mind since I was a little kid. I'm 41 years old and still fascinated and I definitely need to visit this place before I pass into my own secret spot.

[@JasonSmith-vj1de]

I haven't know about this since I was a kid. I'm 47 now and I definitely want to visit it. That and Universal Studios California to go to Super Nintendo World are the 2 main places I still want to go to.

[@Pranks760]

😂😂😂😂😂 good one buddy

[@preparedsurvivalist2245]

Yea, its a 75 year old cabin that was in a landslide without being completely structurally corrupted somehow. Yet all the wood looks solid and brand new and everything purpose built so that hundreds of thousands of tourists can safely play around in it without being injured or weakening the structure and having it shutdown by the public safety commission. Exit thru the giftshop folks. We get it.

[@WeAsOneRise]

After it was in the landslide it was re structured to be safe. Go there for yourself. Try the water trick. The water will run up hill there it's nuts man.

[@eclipsewrecker]

@@WeAsOneRise hahaha bought the snake oil

[@LAT-qk3vj]

Party Pooper 🙄

[@eclipsewrecker]

@@joehopp7247 why is NDT a carpenter?

[@brandonm.6604]

This is why your nieces or nephews refer to you as the “Weird and Uncool Uncle that we don’t like hanging around”

[@TN-br9yl]

Definitely an optical illusion. "Dead level" is a pretty good trick. The plank can be positioned to be slightly uphill without a noticeable/observable change in the leveler. If the ball can really roll uphill, position the plank such that the leveler clearly shows a slanted position. Prove me wrong. :)

[@daniel-oe4et]

Legit place. I’ve been here myself. No tricks. No fraud.

[@ArkansasGamer]

But he didn't say that the ball was rolling uphill. Just that it was rolling on a level surface. If you make the board unlevel, obviously the ball will roll downhill. But the only way to know for sure is to take a level and a ball and go try it there for yourself

[@peterwong1778]

I think the leveler is not fake, but the edge of track is not parallel, actually the ball is rolling down because the gap is little bit bigger .

[@Mamoocha]

There can be 2-3 mm error point, so the plank anyway is tilted.

[@justintyme4690]

I'm sure no one in 80 years has ever thought of that.

[@kellycoleman715]

They had one of these at Six Flags here in Texas when I was a kid. It’s all about false perspective and fooling the eye and brain. There isn’t a gravitational anomaly involved. They are a lot of fun though.

[@jonsingle1614]

Its still there at 6 flags

[@rrrr6863]

Yes it is lol so fun, but DEFINITELY not supernatural 🤦‍♂️

[@designbyplum]

Thanks! I was trying to figure out where my memory of being inside the house came from! 😂

[@EGOSUM-l3d]

3:02 look at the girl and look at the trees through window,she is standing straight the way the house is built is the illusion

[@goldHydrangeas]

Yes someone gets it!!

[@gh0st0fmozart92]

I don’t understand how people see a house slanted like that and think that has absolutely NOTHING to do with why things act the way they do inside the house. Make it level and I bet the mysterious “gravitational anomaly” goes away.

[@guyfreeman1549]

In NJ as a kid, I used to go to a spot called "gravity hill". If you drove to the bottom of an obvious hill and put your vehicle in neutral, you would roll backwards up the hill.

[@Dalt21]

Where in NJ is that ? I’m from there

[@drexasouras1235]

We have a place called gravity hill in Southern California that is actually inside of a cemetery.. cool to know there are more of them .. i gotta check out the 1 in NJ

[@valeriemoore4545]

There is one here in Georgia as well. I feel like there may be one in most states

[@bthomas3201]

Oregon has one

[@verticalisland]

It only appeared to be going up hill. Many of those places have been debunked, it's an optical illusion. Ghost Adventures actually did this as well using land surveying equipment. :)

[@rashadoneal3513]

You can make a small model of this at home. It's an illusion to the eye. The foundation of house is angled differently, while the slanted furniture increases the illusion. Thank me later 😀

[@ArkansasGamer]

What about the ball rolling on a level board?

[@mikaelauno1581]

What about the ball?

[@ArkansasGamer]

@@mikaelauno1581 I've been asking this in a lot of comments and I've gotten a lot of responses saying that the board isn't perfectly level so idk

[@shadowknightgladstay4856]

Levels are not always perfect.

[@alfox2730]

There a similar thing here in Ottawa, Canada called the Crooked Kitchen in the Science and Tech Museum. Haven't been in decades but remember the feeling of fascination.

[@tyroneloki5131]

Very simple explanation...but still an amazing experience to have. Just let go of logic and enjoy it as it is

[@mesterorange8181]

Its all about perspective and phisics

[@rc8475]

The Simpsons did it! It was the house that love built for Flanders.

[@CarDetailing4Life]

Destroy the house and build a solid foundation with a new house. Magically the mystery spot will disappear 😂

[@claystreetman]

Your a dumbass it's a magnetic poles anomaly the reason the house is tilted cause you can't find level or plum in that erea

[@Highest_Tjade]

You don’t have to be inside the cabin to feel it. It works outside the cabin too. You should try and visit sometime 👍🏾

[@rachelschendel2476]

A house I looked at when house shopping had a slanted foundation.. you could tell when you went in the bathtub it was downhill a Lil bit lol

[@preferredcustomer3527]

​@@Highest_TjadeFlat brains feel it.

[@bink9113]

It doesn't matter what level there is a broom doesn't stand on its bristles. Also it doesn't matter which way you lean your gonna fall. It literally resembles what happens in space except there is enough gravity to keep you grounded. Its as if its inside some kind of gravity bubble where its less than everything around it.

[@grimpftlpimft]

You can prepare the wood in a way that the ball even run "up hill" the groove simply has to be a bit broader on one end

[@craigsmith5488]

Yep cleverly routed . Makes perfect sense

[@anyafilcek984]

That doesn't explain water going back up

[@pureblood3127]

Wow Oregon's mystery spot and California's mystery spot both have the same cabin and story , what are the chances of that . incredible or incredibly unbelievable ?

[@mtbridingog9083]

Definitely not unbelievable ever heard of people doing things they shouldn’t be doing or have done ?

[@yourfinalhiringagency3890]

The Texas one says the guy built it to avoid paying property taxes as he didn’t want to work. They taxed him regardless.😢

[@yourfinalhiringagency3890]

His mom who lived with him hated it and the strain it put on her old body. It’s a little more believable.

[@justinw1198]

The real north and south poles lmao

[@nikushim6665]

Because George Prathe copied it all the way down to the backstory. Its funny though because when John Litster (creator of the Oregon vortex) tried to sue the case got tossed because he was so committed to the grift wanted to stick to the story that it was a real "natural phenomenon" rather then just simple illusions in the court case.

[@Stringbase22]

That's some serious "Gravity Falls" stuff.

[@andrewbaek6691]

Gravity falls was inspired this attraction and many more

[@SporeGaming]

You can anti gravity lean like michael jackson without shoes here😂

[@drexasouras1235]

I remember back in the 1980's and early 1990's they had a mystery spot inside of Knot's Berry Farm and it was awesome.. But of course I learned the truth about that mystery spot... That It Was 100% Man Made By Some Smart Physicists.. It's all in the way it's built and the laws of physics which are being manipulated by man to a certain level.. .. it's still awesome to this day that a person could figure out a way to freak people out/bewilder people for many years.

[@shadow_glaive9220]

Of course everyone is going to look like they're standing at a Michael Jackson's Smooth Criminal lean if you hold the camera so the shack is upright. The building is at like a 45 degree tilt so you stand to compensate that, it's the same as if you're stood on a steep slope you're going to be leaning into it.

[@sofiarusso3038]

Have u been there?

[@shadow_glaive9220]

@@sofiarusso3038 No, but as I said.. It's no different to standing on a steep slope, you're going to be leaning into the slope else you'll fall down it. Plus the camera is being held parallel to the walls so the building looks straight and everyone inside it are stood at an angle. It's just common sense with how gravity and basic physics works.

[@ArkansasGamer]

@@shadow_glaive9220 what about the ball rolling on a level board?

[@shadow_glaive9220]

​@@ArkansasGamer I can list off four possibilities of how that could be done.. 1) he's using a tiny spirit level on one foot of a 2 metre board, at the very end, not the middle or where the ball is starting from, therefore there's no proof the balls starting point doesn't have a slight kink to get the ball rolling. 2) the trench the ball sits in could be cut to form a slope while the actual board is still flat. 3) the closer side of the board's length which doesn't have a spirit level on it could be uneven. 4) if the board and trench both are actually level, then the trench could be cut in a way where the starting point is narrower than the finishing point, with would result in the ball rolling towards the wider opening of the trench thanks to gravity pushing the ball down the widening path as there's less resistance if it's path is widening (the trench gap doesn't have to be obviously narrower, but just enough for the ball to roll).

[@shadow_glaive9220]

@@ArkansasGamer My 4th example can easily be tested at home too, just put two long flat objects in a V shape on a table and put a ball on the bottom of the V where the two objects touch and I guarantee the ball will roll to the open end of the V, you can make the gap as narrow or wide as you want, as long as it's a perfectly flat surface the ball should still roll, just the narrower the gap the slower it will start to roll.

[@geese5170]

My guess is the illusion works by removing the idea of up and down in a small area, hence the fences eliminating the surrounding landscape. The house has a skewed design that is so out of level that it makes the board which is on a slight down angle appear as if it’s flat compared to the environment. Very very well done illusion I must admit

[@jubi7793]

This place just forces you into the illusion of gravity change. But it never changes. The house is just tilted

[@erwinamanciosilva7693]

They will have answers eventually, nothing is hidden forever, its just that we can only observe the phenomena, not dissect it to study it properly(the house structure, the base, the soil/ground) as it would essentially break the whole thing, but this is not unsolvable by any means, its just cause circunstances does not allow for proper study case.

[@raymondsykes2954]

Imagine being the surveyors who actually found this back in the 30s and 40s.

[@Halluci.Nation]

I remember going here as a child. I was standing up on the steps like the girl in the thumbnail and standing in a way that defied gravity. Then all of the sudden it was like it shifted back to normal and I completely tipped over and fell forward. Thank God a family member was there to catch me! Weird!

[@spatrk6634]

tourist trap. its typical perspective illusions

[@logo050400]

The floor and the walls are slanted in opposite directions. A hard question please

[@EFV369]

The height trick was hilarious. "If a put a tall person downhill and a short person uphill on an elevated plank... they're the same height. Miracle, perhaps? Why yes, yes it is."

[@michaelstern8657]

I’ve been in one of these houses. It had a basketball hoop inside and every time you shot the ball, the ball would bend away from the basket.

[@silentline7698]

Marin Headlands Vista Point San Francisco CA.. Cabin built in 1940.. Gun emplacements and experimental research in 1904 directly in that area. I remember the welded doors with locks that went further into the mountain. Some may have been filled in or buried. Funny thing is Terminator Genisys movie (2015) Its displayed as a secret point for time machine use. Coincidence? 🤔 I stood in one spot as the tallest in the room.. Then I stood in another spot as the shortest in the room.. Which was supposed to be impossible. I stood sideways. Gravity is distorted or folded. It feels strange when you move about the site for too long. The lock hanging from the chain and me hanging from it hung at an odd slanted direction.. If it was just magnetic only the lock would been drawn in that direction and not me.. Authentic. Enjoyable enlightening experience the showed me I cannot trust my perceptions as much as I thought i could.

[@silentline7698]

And yes the house is side ways to amplify the subtle effect. However if they tore the cabin down. It would be just as strange in occurrences regardless.

[@skajekar]

Agent Smith: We'll need a search running ...

[@bink9113]

I wonder if that is the same cabin that that woman supposedly stumbled upon in the woods and heard people inside so she knocked on the door and a person dressed in very old clothing answered and told her to come in. She was half way in and her friend grabbed her and yanked her out feeling something wasn't right. Afterwards she went to the hospital because her entire left side went paralyzed and doctors have no idea how this happened. Its actually a documented case im going to see if its in the same place. Im wondering if this happened before it slid down the hill. If it was after maybe there is even wilder phenomenon where the bubble distorts time and space causing a literal "looking glass" and it appeared new and how people were inside during the past.

[@satan6548]

I’ve lived a few miles from this place since the 1960’s and have never visited it.

[@LynnHarrod]

I love how Tesla seems to be this guy’s benchmark for brilliance. “A NASA scientist and a Tesla engineer” couldn’t figure out this place… “If I could put a battery, magnet, or small hamster in a ball like this, I’d probably work for Tesla”…

[@LostGeburah]

it's hard to have answers when you have alaskan room temp IQ

[@lisab6373]

I just learned of this place. I saw one of the bumper stickers in Baltimore. Similar premise as the old Angle Inn at Opryland?

[@fuchainsa]

Ok….but where Grunkle Stan, Dipper, Mable and Soos at tho? That’s the real mystery!

[@PorkChop71912]

It’s amazing how the house shifted off of its foundation at an angle, yet all the wood slats are perfectly aligned and there’s no warpage. That’s a phenomenon in itself.

[@ravik2385]

this place is in the right point where the earth gravity force curves thts y its behaving like that....

[@breakaway2x]

i solved the mystery spot! i just tilted my phone and everything made sense now ^^

[@jacobishii6121]

There's a bunch of these all over the US I've been to that one too...... Nothing mysterious about it

[@totilalauterwald579]

That place is real. I went there 35 years ago and was never the same. Water runni g up hill, gravity pulls ur legs up. Its really wierd.

[@Trucha218]

Wonder world here in Texas where I used to go as a kid in the 80s had the same thing going on

[@kellycoleman715]

So did Six Flags in Arlington.

[@fishsticks6969]

"marketing a tilted house done right "

[@mj2316]

hey, you got any fish sticks?

[@fishsticks6969]

@@mj2316 i'm eating some right now :D

[@rachelschendel2476]

Get that money back from having your cabin destroyed ig 🤷‍♀️

[@raqueld195]

A natural phenomenon.

[@jonnytheboy7338]

Build a slanted house and you can do the same thing.

[@velavanlaack9134]

If the gravity is different, why the trees are normal?

[@fernandodebrida7542]

Cause trees rising arent afect by gravity

[@DehToadKing]

Because trees are superior

[@ArkansasGamer]

Tress are of a higher degree of consciousness than humans

[@mattywomp5167]

Actually the trees are slanted differently inside the mystery spot. You can stand on the edge of the mystery spot and compare the trees.

[@2inkfinity]

Possibly bc they grow not off of gravity or magnetism but their light source 💁

[@deana8202]

We had a fun house like that in Texas. It burned down.

[@chloetrowbridge9259]

This has been around my whole life and I never knew 😱😱 why does no one talk about this place

[@areldcookie5581]

There's only few of these kind of phenomenon found on earth, one if it is in my country, the road is downhill but when you roll a ball it goes uphill LMAO weird fascinating and terrifying

[@rrrr6863]

Some people just like to be fooled into believing something "magical" or "supernatural"..... and there's nothing wrong with that ❤

[@thecubixkingshawn]

U kid dum

[@Ole_CornPop]

When someone is being deceitful they will always look to the left when answering the questions. 3:18

[@bryanpeter6341]

Can see the gravity just bcause of the house was built like that, just remove the house and build a new solid one, the gravity will disappear

[@benblake479]

Imagine growing up there since birth and then going out into the real world.

[@erhyqck]

Just watching this makes me dizzy omg 😱

[@obrecht72]

At 0:43 Dude entered the Matrix. Next guy, not so much.

[@philipjdry1234]

There is a massive dense object underground that is creating it's own gravitational pull.

[@mattywomp5167]

I’m with you! It feels like a giant magnet is buried beneath. You can feel this overwhelming “pull” or become lightheaded within the mystery spot. I know it’s far fetched but it’s my favorite theory. 😄

[@infinitebeing1119]

It's a physical illusion due to tilted house.

[@PrinceCustodian]

you shure???

[@ArkansasGamer]

What about the ball rolling on a level board?

[@aktchungrabanio6467]

Any way to contact Aidan?

[@TheRisky9]

Ever read the story "Roadside Picnic?"

[@AnonymousanonymousA]

Lay lines?? Or?

[@eliezerfrazer7892]

i bet that if i go over there i will figure it out in 5 minutes

[@3o5maniak]

My question to this mystery is, is it free to go see? 🤔

[@VineetKumar-js1do]

Ofcourse not. LMFAO 😂😂

[@PatoChu]

a MYSTERY spot that plays with GRAVITY? Sounds to me like the Mystery Shack in Gravity Falls

[@JUSTMAYOPINION]

Anybody who knows construction knows how everything there works

[@lemail4442]

I think I've been there.

[@user-oj3gb8nh2q]

You think? How could you forget?

[@BNDAGUK]

It's fallen half way down a hill? Makes sense

[@dvlofaustin]

gravity well (rocks contain metal - Metal is magnetic

[@kalebvasquez348]

ive been in one like that in the red woods it was wierd but cool i could be like spiderman

[@thorbridge9093]

And they also have a mystery house outside of Columbia Falls Montana

[@AnuragJk]

I have a feeling that I'm smarter that those (alleged) NASA scientists and Tesla engineers

[@kevinmcquade1688]

“I’m smarter that those” 😂

[@6alcantara]

The "anomaly" is in our brain.

[@mattywomp5167]

Clearly you’ve never been yourself.

[@jpmusictv6090]

if it were an optical illusion...what about the changing of height of persons?

[@mattywomp5167]

People here screaming “optical illusion” simply have not been.

[@samuraifugitivo]

Bug in the code

[@craidynr]

Funny how the trees grow straight

[@ThePembetulan]

It's easy to build one like that! .. Just need a little creativity and a crazy mind!

[@mattywomp5167]

😂 I’ll take what you’re smoking

[@radinelaj3932]

Change the filter pls .

[@joetreadonme]

They copied the mystery spot in Oregon but didn't even try to hide it by at least changing the name or making an illusion something other than the identical cabin?

[@igan2547]

Next time level the ground and build a house😂

[@rileydavies3517]

They have this in magaluf in a crooked house they have the ball and everything

[@johnbowman1076]

Checked out the restroom. I want to assure everyone.... the turd went down the drain in a normal, clockwise fashion.

[@803Chandler]

He could be Jesse from Nelks brother

[@yakctwotimezs8500]

It just feels like if it’s not man made. The government wouldn’t give access to the public 🤷‍♂️

[@lindseymacintosh3]

Uhhhhh.....sorry but just saying....there aint no way that cabin was built in 1940 !!!!

[@igorz3551]

Ikr it's brand new wood 😂

[@sebaglock]

Oregon mystery spot?

[@tribesyndakitz019]

They have a cabin just like that here in Illinois lol 😂

[@mattywomp5167]

Really? What’s the name? Would love to read about it. I just went to the mystery spot and have a difficult time believing that anyone can copy this directly. There is an obvious lightheaded feeling you get within the mystery spot that’s not normal at all that has nothing to do with the construction of the spot.

[@utsabbhanja0193]

0:39 I wonder if Michael Jackson were present there 😌

[@carolpastorino8208]

There are magnetic stones that are natural and we have in our body electric ⚡️ static energy. What if under there there is a giant magnet stone

[@dw3732]

This the illusionic architecture

[@kingrubio3976]

I know the answer pretty plain and simple but still bad ass 😎😉🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫

[@mattywomp5167]

It’s not plain and simple though loo😂

[@nandomondragon8410]

Se siente la fuerza de gravedad no es ilucion optica vivia en esa area y seguido iva con mis amistades.

[@w3sentry]

I have answers and I figured it out.😁😎

[@gooberclown]

Enlighten us with your wisdom.

[@TheTechAdmin]

Like with religion, just let them have their fun. Personally, I wish I was that Dumb. Dumber people seem happier; living in a world of magic and mystery. Knowing so much, without an ego to tote falls in on itself. Intellect is best saved for those who like to brag about it.

[@sumitdas76]

Ames Windows illusion

[@javierscerplayer]

Bruhhh the house is on the hill how is it not going to be tilted , lol

[@infinite4destruction771]

Bladerboy waz here

[@g19m38]

You need to use a little more tact in the SLANTED HOUSE bahahahahahahahahahah

[@experimental9527]

they should look under there must be alien ship buried underneath 😉

[@tac6044]

Magnetic hill.

[@jayzeee2734]

It's an ancient pyramid disguised as a hill

[@mefirst4266]

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