Scientists Discover Large Unusual Shapes On The North Carolina Coastline! | What On Earth

[@DizzyChi21]

Is it just me or does it look like an evil face in the thumbnail 😅

[@BlackFaithProduction]

That was the point of making it the thumbnail.

[@IntegraDIY]

It’s some cheesy clickbait 😂😂😂

[@cameronmccreary4758]

I see the evil face also!

[@nos44-]

Yup ...we all got Click baited

[@sabre5807]

It was hurricane Matthew. Real picture.

[@camzwolf3798]

Is it me or does that storm on the thumbnail look like it's smiling with an evil grin?

[@IntegraDIY]

It’s only you.. I just see clouds 😮😮

[@shivam673]

yes. Everyone is seeing the same bro

[@camzwolf3798]

I knew I wasn't the only one. I'd get outta there 😂

[@101shadeira]

With teeth😂😮

[@matthewjimenez655]

The skull cloud is smiling at me

[@baguettecat]

i accidentally saw the thumbnail and now i feel uneasy to fall asleep.

[@Dr_Doctor_Lee]

its a question of time until science explains it completely. trust me.

[@kishan5481]

Is there a full version of the videos you post?, where can it be found..

[@connormondello1486]

That looks like Hurricane Matthew in 2016.

[@Ma11Nas1y]

Younger Dryas impact theory is the only thing that makes sense to me for these shapes

[@gravitonthongs1363]

Dumbest idea ever

[@danijean4788]

Agreed. It ties all of this up nicely and even explains all of the flood myths and extinction of mega fauna.

[@mikefromspace]

This was already solved. They're from a meteor striking a glacier up north. Every oval is from an ice boulder.

[@Watchyn_Yarwood]

Ah, yes. But the truth does not make for TV that appeals to the masses. We live in a time when Twerking and Selfie have been added to the dictionary. Future and Optimism have been removed.

[@gravitonthongs1363]

@@Watchyn_Yarwood “the truth” has no supporting evidence

[@danijean4788]

​@@Watchyn_YarwoodI came to flame, but could only agree😢.

[@gravitonthongs1363]

No geologists agree with that fantasy

[@swirvinbirds1971]

Not at all. Where do you get it was already solved? Massive issues with Antonio Zamora's claims.

[@angelcastro3129]

neat subject but a bit over the top with all the dramatic background music it was one score away from "Dun Dun Duuuunnnn" lol

[@fredivory4304]

Yes it does look like a scary face . Those are impact craters. No doubt.

[@tkskagen]

At first, my assumption would be a multiple Asteroid/Meteorite Strike given the "Obliqueness" of the "Awkward Ovals"...

[@jbx.7995]

Hurricane Ida had 2 eyes in center of the storm I put it on you tube for the world to see

[@Harrery]

Before I watch it, I think it’s determined that a meteor hit around the Great Lakes. Those egg shapes (called Carolina Bays) were all pointed in the direction of their ovalness and adjusted for the spinning of the earth. The lines all converged in the direction of Michigan. Other shapes were found in Texas that also pointed the opposite direction and still converged their lines toward Michigan.

[@gravitonthongs1363]

They are thermokarst lakes

[@swirvinbirds1971]

The spin of the earth wasn't used for Carolina Bays as they already point towards Michigan... What he did was use it to explain why the ones on the Northern East Coast don't point towards Michigan at all. He used the Coralis effect to explain the northern alignment... Even though they are closer to Michigan than the Carolina Bays. It shows you the voodoo Antonio Zamora pulls.

[@Blackoutfor10days]

Nice thumbnail 🙂

[@gbro8822]

Great job. Randall Carlson has some very good videos on this.

[@ashleeminnow8453]

Could it just be sand blown inland from hurricanes?

[@FriendlyNeighborhoodUnclePete]

And you thought Sharknado was just a movie.

[@briattnybrittany6843]

i'm shocked there aren't more comments saying the thumbnail looks like a skeleton or reaper, with a toothy, diabolical smirk 💀

[@lisarose4435]

It’s real look it up it freaked everyone out lol hurricane Matthew

[@Stardusted1]

I saw these white circles while driving through Saskatchewan, Canada. They look like dried salt around these things. It WAS an ancient ocean. Is that area the same?

[@아미룰]

Yeah came across this video right after watching knock on the cabin. Imma have a good night sleep😂

[@vvvoda]

It HAS to be aliens, possibly Yetis playing with snow balls.

[@dtuck3407]

Change the name from "Science Channel" to "Speculation for the sake of ratings Channel".

[@Flyright07]

Slash damage from Meteor impact approximately 11,600 years ago. Egg shapes points to where the debris came from

[@danijean4788]

Bingo. This 100%

[@gravitonthongs1363]

…Said no geologist ever.

[@kartisleal8890]

ever thought about magnitsum as a explanation

[@randyb726]

Meteor strike Younger Dryis

[@ImDrawty]

So a Hurrinado!

[@ronniebar3857]

That thumbnail looks like it's a demon js LoL 😂

[@sharonolsen6579]

in cases like these i find the simplest answer is usually correct : Aliens

[@riverbender9898]

Very interesting! Thank you.

[@Who.Is.Carter0]

Why everytime i look at it i get chills

[@zoeyrochellezhombie829]

Is the geologist paid extra to say 'amazing' every other word? You people are making words lose their intended meaning by using them unnecessarily and WAAY too often. Too bad people don't seem to care.

[@arina4030]

thats so cool tbh

[@kerrymccarthy4226]

Interesting !! Did native peoples modify the coastlines to harvest foodstuffs? Maybe so.

[@danijean4788]

Not from Delaware to Florida. That would be geo-engineering on a colossal scale by hunter gatherers. Most likely the impact hypothesis is true here. There are many more elliptical shaped craters in the mid west that all point to the same convergence point in Michigan. Ice age cataclysm. It's probably why there are so many flood "myths" also. Whatever the truth here is will be interesting either way. Cheers!

[@darwinwins]

what's with the weird overly dramatic music?

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

Looks like old pond beds. Probably made by glaciers and worn back down over time.

[@michaelparham1328]

Something striking an ancient ice sheet, scattering giant glacial projectiles, creates an unnecessary middle step. Isn't it more plausible to theorize that it was the meteor itself that caused them? Coming in an a glacing angle, and shattering into pieces as it enters our atmosphere?

[@gravitonthongs1363]

That would leave marks on all terrain types and impact markers.

[@danijean4788]

Not to mention the rainwater basins all over the Midwest all elliptical and pointing in a direction emanating from Saginaw Bay. We're literally watching a revolution in science relating to ice age cataclysm.

[@qxpxv]

My guess is it's either where the ocean once laid or a massive tsunami that happened long ago. Surprised they didn't reveal what the white stuff on the ground was, seems like a very big clue that should've been said in this video. My assumption is that its probably salt and/or sand.

[@nonewsisgoodnews8443]

No real geological facts were exposed here. I started with the 'short', found this, and having no answers, am about to explore more sources.

[@qxpxv]

@@nonewsisgoodnews8443yeah this video was shit

[@joeandpaulacorsi3693]

Earth in Upheaval by Immanuel Velikovsky, page 98. It is all explained.

[@gothicemo9583]

Does anyone else see the storm image as the Grinch?

[@lostplateau]

Prehistoric salt brines

[@yuphengvue5503]

Can you test the myths of counting sheeps

[@JennWest-Liberty]

Funny. This was all explained in about 1890 by a Geologist.

[@johnjeffreys6440]

They all sound like actors.

[@brianjordan2435]

Dr Brittany Brand is actually an actress

[@idftsman8498]

they look like meteor landings

[@RightlyFree]

Those are Eram tents locations

[@johnnyjax6444]

Watch the Movie "Annihilation" and you will see what's happening

[@stratonut]

lightning strikes from a magnetic flip,

[@FingerAngle]

"it doesn't work that way" Because she says so... pft

[@stevenfilley7631]

The thumbnail is the cover of the new Avenged Sevenfold album...

[@paintswithlead7517]

this video is edited like a conspiracy theorist's, its off putting.

[@DerangedCoconut808]

your thumbnail has a creepy half face pattern on the storm. keeps creeping me out.

[@lil_alex_6874]

Why does the thumbnail look like Death from Puss in Boots

[@pwhales264]

Lay lines

[@ilikeoptter]

Science Channel; science is fascinating all by itself. I love to learn new things but I do not like the Science Channel's artificially manufactured fifth-grade sensationalism. I can't watch these segments. They feel so cheap. Whoever produces these pieces insults the intelligence of the viewer. The stories are interesting all by themselves they doesn't need the hype. Please stop!

[@NIkVasilatos]

Meteor storm is the answer. But you don't like it.

[@gourdy]

raaaAAAHHHHHH!!!!!!

[@easttennesseeshakerboxes4833]

Impact events

[@wonderweasel3415]

Comets

[@clawrence66]

Do they extend into the ocean

[@danijean4788]

Most likely but the waves erased them.

[@johnconnor6725]

Impact

[@andypaul4242]

Could it be aliens

[@dankimpenny8166]

D I z z y I thought the same thing

[@draco_bane]

hmm looks normal to me.

[@helpme100]

Da part about a living being inside of the eye 🌀👀? Dats normal?

[@PritamManna7]

It's dedliest

[@chriswalton7765]

Why don't we ask the birdman, he's a weather forecaster and scissors birds or bird anomalies in the storms. Pretty laughable 🤪

[@bethlehemeisenhour5807]

Don't worry, GOD knows what they are.

[@lemonlemon8970]

First

[@Howyaduing]

The face of the devil or death

[@mostafaelgendy572]

God

[@101shadeira]

It’s a human 😂

[@NCDowns]

it's just pareidolia

[@Sobelboiii]

Third

[@necrocoffee5626]

Hurricane Karen incoming

[@soap1574]

Goody as scrombily grbliolo he girmbliy oily bunger

[@LewisNuke92]

my ex had a giant beaver

[@thesoundgrovestudio]

How big were the ants back then

[@horrorrealm3175]

That's alot if talk about large beavers 🦫 lmao