Scientists Just Discovered A Vast Hidden Ocean Inside Earth

Scientists have found concrete evidence that there's a vast ocean beneath the Earth's surface. The idea of an underwater world has driven plenty of science fiction, but now, one group of researchers says it's not too far from science fact. They've discovered an area inside the Earth's surface that's believed to hold many times more water than the rest of Earth's oceans combined.
If it turns out to be accurate, our models of how water appeared on the Earth might need serious revisions. It would also be a turning point in our understanding of the interior of the Earth. But the intriguing question is how they found evidence about this undiscovered ocean. What led them to propose such a radical idea?
This video explains the discovery in detail.
REFERENCES:
Research Paper on the diamond: go.nature.com/3AHTZAp
Research paper on core cooling: bit.ly/3CTwfZT
Read more about the diamond: bit.ly/3EDyAtj
Read more about core cooling: bit.ly/3wjccCH
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Music: Envato Elements
Created by: Rishabh Nakra
Narrated by: Jeffrey Smith

[@Aadi_0301]

Who came after recent news😅

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😂Me too Bro

[@stevesonbivera7310]

1 year old news with more details 😂😅

[@atuull27]

Me too☺

[@zb8293]

It’s funny that we have been searching water on Mars and we don’t know that water is sitting beneath our As*😂😂😂

[@jenjosh]

Its all a distraction because every thing we need is on this planet. No where else. They want us to believe we are gods and can go beyond the bounds God put around us, but we can't

[@TechnoViking__]

@@jenjosh🤡

[@AR_RAIN]

Updated : Apr 5, 2024, 09:27 IST "Scientists discover gigantic ocean 700KM beneath the Earth’s surface"-TIMESOFINDIA

[@edyann]

Life is such a mystery...

[@TrumpsTheAntichrist666]

Not for a Christian.

[@kue760]

​@@TrumpsTheAntichrist666 you know how dumb that sounds?

[@pg7203]

​@@kue760 finally someone said it

[@giovannilevoci941]

​@@TrumpsTheAntichrist666and here I thought you were a level headed Christian until I read your comment about Trump, you need some real prayer...

[@greedyboi8431]

​@@TrumpsTheAntichrist666Amen to that

[@wolfredbeard5871]

Hollow earthers will eat this up

[@greedyboi8431]

yeh... because flat earth is just a decoy

[@chuckwaardenburg496]

Definitely hollow Earthers, eat it up. Wow, I heard about that, I had a feeling ❗️ Bible Thumpers really love it, OMG, I heard about that, this gives my whole religion legitimacy‼️

[@psihostrumpf6233]

If one diamond is the only proof, i'm still not sold on mega-ocean. Maybe more probable are some kinds of underground rivers in places, maybe some large pockets, stretches and basins down there, but turbo-ocean? I'll need more to buy that. Although, i like the idea. Cool video and very interesting one, nonetheless. Really tickled my mind in a pleasant way.

[@raz6630]

In the Bible it says water burst from the deep fountains of the earth . And it says water is below the firmament .

[@lazydoctorr]

Yeah, it's difficult to assume that the only life on earth is literally only on the surface. Think of an apple. It's like saying that life only flourishes on the very thin apple skin, and is non existent on the rest of the apple under the skin. Life literally flourishes everywhere here on the surface, and spreads extremely quickly, so I can see life underground for sure.

[@psihostrumpf6233]

@@raz6630 Did you know that answer to that eternal question ''what came first?'' is always - the egg. The egg came first. How come? Well, long story short - chicken is a bird, isn't it? And all birds descended from animals that dwelled on Earth much earlier. Dinosaurs. And those dinosaurs also laid eggs. Actually, not only that dinosaurs laid eggs... but, egg (amniotic sac) is the very thing that made animals conquer land masses. Amniotic sac - amniotes, a clade of tetrapod vertebrates, is named after Greek word ἀμνίον (amnion), meaning "membrane surrounding the fetus". Amnion membrane, for example, served for embryonic protection. Chorion (the outer most membrane) served for gas exchange, respiration. Allantois membrane served for metabolic waste disposal/storage. It gave parents an option to reproduce away from bodies of water. Also, better homeostasis in dry surroundings. And much more efficient air respiration which could power terrestrial locomotion. As well as safety from predators... So, they came up with an egg thing, and here we are. Bible said that world is 6-7 thousand years old... which means - no early terrestrial life. No dinosaurs even. No dinosaurs, no chicken. No chicken, no chicken eggs... My question is - was that omlet i had for breakfast even real? Kidding. Not to show any lack of respect towards your beliefs, i simply chose a light hearted way to say that it is hard for many to accept it, if there is no consistencies - which is again a simple way of saying, we cannot pick and choose. Scientific method is one of the greatest reaches of human mind. It is hard to discard it, once you let it perfectly click with your human experience. It is a shame to ignore it. Stay well...

[@michaeldelaney6987]

Mars has the same ocean underneath the basalt, where it is highly compressed due to excessive top weight. Earth for 3.5 billion years has been differentiating the basalt, through processes of subduction, where the silicate rises along with water that fills the clouds and oceans and the silicate forms additional land mass. The iron and nickel continue to sink in subduction working its way to the core where the iron and nickel melt and join the core. Our planet is differentiating the basalt, where the basalt at the mid ocean ridge has less iron and nickel than the basalt up against the shore, the reason for this is that the core is inheriting the iron and nickel from topside by virtue of its weight and the simple fact that we are in the Goldilocks zone. Mars is highly compressed but once Plate tectonics roots itself Mars too will decompress and its will no longer be the tiny planet out in space, it will resemble earth in every possible way, including its distance from the sun.

[@FaDeDJ0keRtm]

well y'know how soil can store water, there's another hypothesis/observation/theory floating around that it isn't another ocean, but rather just there's THAT much water in the soil/crust/w.e that if it WERE an ocean, it'd be 4x as dense as the ocean.

[@sorrelgossert6976]

'Journey to the centre of the earth' by Jules Verne!

[@Gboi8]

I guess it was a documentary, lol.

[@chrisburton9831]

Biggest question... What hell lives there!

[@xorast-_-t6997]

Jiren I flooded his bitchass 🥶

[@lazarusblackwell6988]

That is the biggest question for sure!

[@pabloescobar7506]

Agartha

[@andrewndungu-ti4mn]

Godzilla

[@mickfoley1413]

Pirhannas

[@mithunshankar8188]

This guy has released this video a year b4.. It has the same info as the recent news🤯 People who are watching this after the recent news hats off👍🏻 Now we'll start digging up more instead of planning a mission to mars

[@Gebakkenvrucht]

I did some digging and it was mentioned as far back as 2014. So far thats the oldest year i could find

[@shri2549]

Cant water go deep below the crust of the earth from the cracks of it? I mean it's been millions of years when water was formed on earth.

[@SuperYoyoitsme]

The sun and the Earth are magnetized in perfect harmony that ocean is to keep the Earth core cool

[@waynemartin8925]

Hahaha scientists say z earth's core is hotter than z surface of z sun...?seems like ur idea is a little logical but think z water that leaks into z mantle would be way too far away from z core to cool it.steam under pressure can get way hotter than 212 degs.there would be no evaporation cooling either...

[@marzero116]

....I find it hard to believe that analyzing one diamond could lead scientists to conclude that there's more water in the crust than all the oceans

[@annamiller4114]

What an absolutely terrifying thought. Imagine being immortal and somehow falling through a hole in the earth and into an endless, black ocean underground. Then you’re just stuck there for all of eternity.

[@learnskills4553]

😮😢

[@cand33cane]

Sounds like hell. Lake of fire…

[@edinbukva4093]

Bruhhhh what next the universe is younger than earth

[@benjarsenault]

"Hi I'm Adam Conover..."

[@edinbukva4093]

@@benjarsenault ?

[@johncarter1150]

Next discovery, subterranean Atlantis LOL!

[@ToddDouglasFox]

@@johncarter1150 and Lemuria.

[@calebkimm325]

Lol. Bruhhh😂

[@2HighNoon]

So they artificially created post-perovskite in a lab experiment and claimed those findings are evidence the earth’s core is cooling.. No mention whatsoever of finding it in the field. It’s a lab created observation. Other than that and the concentric circles depicting the layers within the earth this has been a fascinating presentation. ✌️

[@DelanoSuCkaTGaMiNg]

Sometimes they just sound stupid. Like you gonna tell something’s so deep and you literally have zero tech to even go there to compare it.

[@psychedelicpigeon6089]

I find the theory that the earth's core is crystal considering the age of planet along with unimaginable pressure within the core

[@2HighNoon]

@@psychedelicpigeon6089 as for theory vs actual observations I tend to keep the two separated. But here’s my theory: I tend to believe the hollow earth idea only not like most people would think. If the inner workings of the planet are liquid in nature. Then I’m inclined to believe it would do something similar to the bubble core experiments they did on the ISS with a spinning sphere of water. The rotation caused the air cavities to condense into the core while moving the liquid and tea leaves to the surface of the sphere. Hence why the crust is a solid. As for the core dynamo in the center. I’m inclined to believe that’s the focal point of the electrical circuit that makes up our planet in the larger solar system circuit. My guess is there is a dynamo happening there. Idk if it’s more like a star in a planet or just the pinch point or something like that. 🤷‍♂️ Anyways that point causes the heat and liquification of the inner material. 🤷‍♂️ That’s my theory anyways, nothing really to base it upon other than from an electrical engendering standpoint. What happens to a piece of metal that’s put inside a magnetic coil, it melts. Because it’s in that center of the field. I know someone’s likely to shoot this but hey it’s only a theory and I’m not claiming I know it as fact.

[@david_cop_a_feel7538]

@@psychedelicpigeon6089 - You find the theory that the earth's (sic) core is crystal considering the age of planet (sic) along with unimaginable pressure within the core (sic) what?

[@david_cop_a_feel7538]

@@2HighNoon - The crust is solid because of the low temperature of space.

[@lazarusblackwell6988]

Thats one of the big things that makes life worth living. Exploring the unknown. Who knows what we will know tomorrow about Earth and what we will know about space once we get out there. Infinite possibilities.

[@scottramson4591]

With each new discovery, I am leaning more and more towards my belief that Theia The object that hit Earth creating our moon was a water world!!! This would explain Many key points like how Earth cooled fast enough for life to begin, Why Earth was not completely distorted by this impact, although the explosive impact took large enough chunks of earth rock creating our moon, And how Earth received its water that has been proven originated in the outer solar system!!! I would Love to see what super computers would say in this scenario!

[@SeaJay_Oceans]

It would also point to the source material for Life : A water world impact could have brought along a lot of little critters with it...

[@raz6630]

In the Bible it says water burst from the deep fountains of the earth . And it says water is below the firmament .

[@deric999]

The bible😂 only used to control people. Don’t get me wrong it give you good morals to live by, but creation??

[@ertren6]

​@@SeaJay_Oceans how would they have survived the impact?

[@travissamples5924]

Noah’s flood is proven by our oceans and the deep, underground waters.

[@jaybuck5818]

I can see some scientists getting pretty steamed about this.

[@livinglifetothefullest22]

Scientists know nothing! Are shortsighted, narrowminded, missing the talent to think out 'of the world' and the only thing big about them is their EGO!

[@guspisano9777]

An interesting addition to the explanation of this process would have been to set some parameters to this "faster than expected" cooling event. Will the magnetic field go away in a time frame shorter than it will take the sun to increase enough in brightness to boil away the oceans? In other words, will the planet be habitable long enough for this faster cooling event to matter

[@psihostrumpf6233]

I remember one anecdote told by Carl Sagan when he was lecturing students about our Sun's future and how it will grow enough to not only boil the oceans, but probably blow away few kilometers of upper layers of Earth's crust. One nervous student held his hand up high until professor noticed him and asked: was it 5 million or 5 billion years until such event? And after Carl Sagan laughed a bit, he told him that it probably wouldn't matter to any of us, but it is expected in 5 billion years... not millions. After which the student blew a sigh of relief. Hahaha! Anyway, not to rain on your parade, but this planet most likely won't be habitable long enough for anything to matter on such scales, including faster cooling...

[@MrLeftfootlouie]

I can't help but laugh at all you scientists. Yes ,laugh because it's been known since the beginning of time that God created the world.

[@raz6630]

In the Bible it says water burst from the deep fountains of the earth . And it says water is below the firmament .

[@damntreess]

@@raz6630 The firmament is the heavens genius.

[@costrio]

An awful lot of assumptions based upon one diamond, IMO. Sound's like supposition and conjecture to me.

[@pgfrank2351]

So many assumptions in mainstream academia and over time those assumptions make there way into text books as if they were proven facts.

[@lazydoctorr]

Well, it's been confirmed that we have water in our Earth's core. Life flourishes everywhere.

[@ankitk5530]

This comment didn't age well.

[@salmanfarid2001]

Badly aged comment.

[@Matt-es1wn]

👎🏼

[@jamescarter5042]

The discovery oceans under the earths crust might be similar to Europa and Enceladus under surface oceans

[@lazarusblackwell6988]

My theory is that all of the mythical beings (dragons,goblins,giants etc) all retreated under the earth once humans took over the surface. What a time to be alive!

[@cybervigilante]

I, for one, want the return of the Pterodactyl!

[@dhdixjrnedndjd9672]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@paulachisholm6227]

I believe water is escaping through the hole in the ozone layer never to return again

[@tutupuff6359]

What a great and exciting time to be thankful for our lives!

[@DavidJsmith-dk5tf]

Indeed ! Thank God for his creation of earth , stars and planets.

[@bench-xpress]

@@DavidJsmith-dk5tf Amen

[@noelgonzalez9549]

Just wait till Nestlé finds out about all that water. More to contaminate!!

[@theozarktrekker]

So two days ago scientists said the moon may have been created in a few hours instead of a few million years as previously theorized. Well well well.

[@Matt-es1wn]

First thing i thought when i saw this. Is this the first piece of information towards disclosure?

[@danielphillipson5453]

Wait till they find out we haven't been to space

[@Alarix246]

I still stick to the belief (read it some 20 years ago and found it quite plausible) that the inner core is made up of Hydrogen, not iron, but it behaves like iron under the immense pressure there is, including the magnetic properties (as it behaves as a superconductor). The water is made of it on its way up by reacting with oxygen, and by slowly seeping towards the surface, we are getting more and more water... This video only reinforced my belief.

[@Alarix246]

@@paulthomas963 with the knowledge that H is the most abundant and also a building block of the Universe, I think we might all be surprised when the scientists will one day realize that when they first concluded the Earth core was made of NiFe, they knew nothing about the superconductivity nor magnetic properties of metallic H under the extreme pressures within that Earth core. And now they are just scared to change the paradigm. And we look like lunatics with thought that isn't so far fetched.

[@nussknacker9827]

Wow so interesting. Thank you for sharing this theory It's believable Venus and Mars also used to have water and could have had life The theory you shared makes more sense than what's usually taught

[@federicohaug2650]

Las teorías de la tierra hueca al final no estaban tan erradas

[@jonnyfastlane1322]

So many questions. Is it salt water or fresh water? is the water hot or cold? does the water form a full layer or is it in pockets? are there living things in the water? can we use the water as energy? can we drink it? is that were the ocean water comes from?

[@pepabukas]

I came to this video After watching WION..

[@rabinraj15]

🙋🏽‍♂️ Yo!

[@Colombiana__]

Imagine what kind of animals and creatures are down there 😮

[@IhateAlot718]

Yall Latin women sure love showing cleavage everywhere

[@ElRayDelRio]

Let's go and find out 😜

[@caitlinallen8400]

How about NO *shudders in horror*

[@DrellOnTheTrackSub]

You have instagram ?

[@Black-Fujin]

Atleast someone’s smart

[@markcraven8386]

After scrolling through the opposing comments below I remember the movie Contact with the scientific ideas and the theological ideas as a conflict plot to the story.

[@mospeada1152]

Water under the crust? Stands to reason. Cooling core? I'm sure it will still take a while.

[@greedyboi8431]

we have been teached lies about earths interior.

[@empyrealessence9481]

It’s sad to know that our planet will cool faster and that our oceans are draining quicker than usual 😢

[@phillyboy3940]

If this holds true, expect to be provided with a ton of new theories. I've got a few myself 🤔

[@TheMemesofDestruction]

So our Home has a double cover of water?

[@yusufrosyid3561]

I think we need many more evidents, for proofing much water beneath our earth.

[@Arayvek]

If we found and explored those oceans and found life in them, it would further hunt to life being able to exist on those moons with heated water oceans under icy crusts.

[@maluziusnetwork355]

Good we have more water than previously expected.

[@markoskac8334]

Already in ancient times, they knew that the earth is hollow and other civilizations live there.. why does the army guard Antarctica and not let anyone into the orgom hole that goes into the interior of the earth..

[@livinglifetothefullest22]

Army? No it' guarded by the SEALS! Special forces.... says enouh...

[@MaoRatto]

It's guarded by a hostile enviroment and penguins

[@johng4093]

I could tell you but it's top secret.

[@pabloescobar7506]

whatever they thought us about earth's interior is all lies

[@pennythpmas5787]

Waters above the firmament(earth, land,) And waters BELOW the firmament.

[@scottramson4591]

I’m convinced Theia was an ice world!

[@FleaBagBoogie]

A giant steam room maybe ?

[@waltermelon8467]

Heard this years ago. Hollow earth baby!

[@yunkozilla8178]

how is this proof of the hollow earth theory

[@DannyTruthMagnified]

​@@yunkozilla8178It leans more into it, for sure. As it shows that we really don't know for sure what is going on inside the Earth. As seismology advances, they continue to find new discoveries of what is happening in there.

[@pabloescobar7506]

hollow earth theory is already proved

[@dhdixjrnedndjd9672]

@@pabloescobar7506lol you're hilarious. there is absolutely 0 proof from hollow earth theory. Also that's not even the right word, it's a hypothesis, or even better, a shitty speculation. We can tell the earth is not hollow because of allllll the data we have. Observing gravitational interactions between the earth, moon, sun, etc. earth has a ton of mass and that mass isn't just magically on the surface. Seismic waves from earthquakes go through the entirety of earths volume, we can observe and study what's inside. The same way an ultrasound or a xray scan can see inside a body without gutting them. Another one is temperature. We know how much heat we get from the sun, there's an imbalance that obviously comes from somewhere aka in the earth. Another example is the same way you can tell a bell is hollow, by hitting it and seeing what happens on the other sides. You can calculate density by measuring how long the vibrations take to cross the distance. We've done nuclear testing, volcanoes, etc. Where's your proof? Where's your detailed explanation explaining how the hollow earth is real other than listening to dumb asses and watching random KZbin videos? The truth is you just want to believe it so bad that anything disproving it goes in one ear and out the other. It's called delusion. You want it to exist so bad. But it doesn't. I can go on and on of more facts than you will ever ever ever ever provide bc you can't lol. It's just something you want to believe. But... it's not real. 😱 please start using all of your brain and not just 0.1% of it.

[@tinahurley743]

Saying I’m shocked is not saying anything of my true state after watching this video.

[@vesawuoristo4162]

This is not a new discovery, cool though.

[@eelcj1]

That would be a nice reservoir to store atmosphere CO2.

[@zetectic7968]

Sorry but the results from 1 diamond (carbon not a stone) is not statistically significant. Ringwoodite is not the majority of the mantle.

[@aleks8283]

Interesting presentation but I think we only got a foggy clue at best. The more I learn about this the more a realise that life and the universe is a) more complex and b) than we are able to imagine.

[@raz6630]

In the Bible it says water burst from the deep fountains of the earth . And it says water is below the firmament .

[@robertchapman4970]

Water is a substance that is one small part of the creative conscience of the universe.😂❤

[@jetteroheller]

I would think this theory, if it holds water (pun intended) it would be calculable based on Earth’s mass and gravitational behavior. If it’s water and not whatever they thought was there, etc., wouldn’t that turn up in the math?

[@jetteroheller]

@@rockeezywiditwe make conclusions about the planets orbiting distant suns based solely on the observed effect they have on their sun’s light. We can determine likely mass and composition. This is no different. I think you’re going out of your to make a bad faith, apples-to-oranges comparison.

[@crushedscouter9522]

​@@jetterohellerthose are little more than blind guesses

[@sk00k]

Sure we have formulas, but what good will that do us when every variable we could possibly ground them in is at best an educated guess? No one's even seen the core of the moon or the sun or any other celestial body, let alone taken a sample and measured it.

[@johng4093]

They goofed up and forgot to carry the 1.

[@pabloescobar7506]

gravity is a lie

[@Metcraft2]

Would explain where the water of "the flood" came from and where it went.

[@johncarter1150]

Should have saved this one for April fool's day! LMAO

[@newuser6007]

As above so below. Truth 🙏

[@ima1sthumanonearth8]

Albino u miss me

[@gazooie1958]

I read about this, dated April 1. Hmm what falls on April 1🤔?

[@LegendaryYoby]

It's called the Inner Earth aka Hollow Earth Or Agatha home to highly advance intelligent lifeforms

[@ToddPoddTodd]

Hear that? The earth is cooling everyone. We need more taxes to stop it!

[@thesink5723]

Well if the heat is leaving the core and rising to the surface , then there is your global warming !! That's why ocean temps are going up !!

[@user-li5vr6cd6o]

There are 7Oceans an 5Continents in Hollow Earth.. The Mantle is 800miles deep... The land area in Hollow Earth, is 3times the surface, area. Theres more ..???

[@TruthSayer5589]

When you look at the earth, the Pangea hypothesis doesn’t make sense. Rather than a single gigantic continent, that might of lopsided the planet, split apart and redistributed itself around earth’s surface, it appears more like the planet expanded out, retaining its puzzle like features that could be fitted back together. A huge subterranean ocean might point to an event, or multiple events, that cause earth to expand from the inside out.

[@TheBeefSlayer]

Earth was a sun and got hit with giant ice comet?????

[@bobbybobby325]

@@TheBeefSlayer dawg what are you two on about

[@bobbybobby325]

@@paulthomas963 It didn't actually get eaten, somebody was using a weird verb. It was subducted into the mantle and melted into magma.

[@bobbybobby325]

Continential drift, my friend. Continential drift. Found in textbooks grades 1st-8th.

[@Mara-rc6rf]

LORD!!!!! please let me find one !!!!

[@david_cop_a_feel7538]

Well, that explains how Mt. Everest was underwater in Noah's day, lol.

[@livinglifetothefullest22]

That was because of the Great Floods.

[@MrLeftfootlouie]

Some of you folks are in for a huge and deadly surprise . Those that have a hard time understanding facts. Especially those that ridicule and mock what is truth. Atheist will be reduced to their opinions. They will not be remembered nor thought of just as they treat the gospel.

[@deepnamdev5744]

Lol and they thought earth is flat😂😂

[@nadeemakhtar645]

This under water is probably to keep the earth’s surface temperature to sustain life on the crust and surface ocean … Subhan Allah

[@RockaGrand]

So… you’re saying… the Earth is warming because there is slowly less water on the surface? Because the water that is “evaportsting” is actually being “swallowed”? Hmmm

[@tWs-ELEMENOHPEEE]

Oh boy, the Tet will come and want to take all of this ocean.

[@blindguygamer]

Scientists; always right until they're not

[@FortitudineVincimus]

That's how science works as more data is obtained. 🙄

[@SeaJay_Oceans]

1950s: Nuclear War Destroys the World ! 1960s: Over population destroys the world ! 1970s: The Coming Ice Age Destroys the World ! 1980s: The financial collapse will destroy the world ! 1990s: Global Warming will destroy the world ! 2000s: Climate Change will Destroy the World ! 2010s: The Politicians will destroy the World ! 2020s: The Hidden oceans will destroy the World ! 2030s: The nanoweapons and biowarfare will destroy the World ! . . . DON'T PANIC ! Earth: '' Mostly Harmless . "

[@justmechilling...]

Eh usually because they get peered reviewed. It's called progress...

[@volkfidde4269]

In other words, "working as intended."

[@greedyboi8431]

they say what they are allowed to say

[@alialias3913]

These pseudo science tribe were once telling us the centre of earth was molten lava....... In that case we would be steamed up like sauna by now!

[@JFootin]

At the time of Noah's flood, it says "In the six hundredth year of Noah's life, in the second month, on the seventeenth day of the month, on that day all the fountains of the great deep burst forth, and the windows of the heavens were opened." - Genesis 7:11

[@ttfn4171]

Yeah, it's in the Bible! G_d all ready told us.

[@bench-xpress]

@@ttfn4171 *God (our father).

[@Spacekriek]

@@bench-xpress More specifically, YHWH.

[@gotrox1]

Water is disappearing? Is that from drilling and removing vast volumes of fluids and minerals? Did the water sink to lower levels to take their place?

[@TueSorensen]

Just discovered? Well, I've JUST seen a video on this from 2014, so...

[@patentexperts1675]

It took them this long to figure this out?????

[@sriramaiahsetty]

It is a very very interesting research, but only a scientist can digest.

[@johncarter1150]

Hey Atlantis we know you're in there!

[@user-px4td5qe7j]

imposable to be bigger than our Ocean that's like putting a full size car inside a birdcage

[@froicabuling]

When all things will be renewed and the earth would be restored to its original state there would be no oceans but only the four rivers which encompassed the whole earth namely the Pison, Gihon, Hiddekel and Parat whose origin was the river from Eden in the north or navel of the earth.

[@Thewordsmith-missperspective]

What ? That is a super amazing discovery and can help in many other fields in the future. From where do you get such interesting information at the earliest I wonder. Anyways Thanks......

[@AkshayM27]

Amazing discovery!

[@williecubbage5028]

We been getting lied to forever ppl

[@GODsARMY121]

You know what I find interesting and have a hard time believing that scientist say that we live on top of tectonic plates and those plates are moving against each other how is that possible.

[@HuyLe-sb7cw]

At 700km, the temperature is about 3000 degrees Celsius. No water exists in the form of liquid at that temperature

[@pabloescobar7506]

but they already found oceans there

[@seanmchugh2866]

WHY AREN'T MORE PEOPLE TALKING ABOUT THIS --- youtube bot the all caps of this comment are appropriate. do not censor this comment.

[@pabloescobar7506]

they are hiding the truth. Hollow earth

[@bluepillblacksheep3057]

they are now it was finally on the news this week. I’m like damn they really be showing the masses of people stuff way after it happens. People think when they get news it’s new news that should be old.

[@ydog2114]

Scientists have discovered another layer of the actual inner core and have found the temperature is similar to the temperature of the Sun. There's no ocean 🤣🤣

[@frxassaogameeinputlag2244]

It's cool because if u were to be stumble into a new world it wouldn't delude wouldnt be that hard to think now.. a situation if its there u would I make a trip to a new place that was all colonized like ours, but that's what popped in my head when I saw about this..

[@alnahian8187]

How does a 660 km deep diamond show up on the earth surface. I believe the deepest human can go under the earth is 12 km

[@charlesblack2523]

Sounds like huey

[@anthonywolf943]

that's why we need to go to the moon and beyond....

[@custer2449]

I wonder how the "Young Earth" theorists think about these things.

[@joshuasimuchimba9567]

We think it's wonderful man just proves it even more, considering that the bible mentions a global flood where water came from under ground and above covering the entire surface of the earth.

[@blabberwulf7650]

What makes you think it's water ? Or even salt water.

[@jessmccart3937]

How many center of the earth books and movies are there where there's an underground ocean. Scientists start ready and watching movies popcorn won't kill you

[@srinivasaragha1854]

Guys be vigilant, we don't know when Godzilla and other monster gonna come from hollow earth to surface to fight

[@JupiterEclipse]

Excuse me, today is not Sunday.

[@mangasprai]

Here is where the great flood water ended

[@Bottlecap0]

So khutulu is hiding in the earths core ocean, got it. 👍🏽

[@lindadykes4040]

There's a firmament of water above and below. God bless!✝️

[@danielphillipson5453]

As above so below

[@jesseperez1753]

For the scientist who has lived by his faith in the power of reason, the story ends like a bad dream. He has scaled the mountains of ignorance; he is about to conquer the highest peak; as he pulls himself over the final rock, he is greeted by a band of theologians who have been sitting there for centuries.” ― Robert Jastrow

[@mikebrigandi_]

Christianity is terrorism.

[@MrLeftfootlouie]

Ah....hello atheist and super educated scientists. If you'd put aside your spiritual ignorance...you would have known this long ago.

[@MrLeftfootlouie]

​@Daniel Phillipson that's a Satanic mantra.

[@sb-us9fk]

With laser drilling can we reach 700km

[@healhands5760]

This explains in the [Book of Genesis 7:11, 19] "on that day the fountains of the great deep were broken up.... and the waters prevailed exceedingly on the earth, that all mountains under the sky were covered." imagine there is an ocean 3x huge under. so the Noah's flood story is true. if this huge amount of ocean reservoir went up the earth we will all drown. this also explains how the water was drained after God's punishment. it is possible that the water got back in the very deep. 📖

[@ujwolshrestha8143]

Possibility of sub terranean life cannot be dismissed.

[@bench-xpress]

Time to harvest this water and package it for sale!