15 Most Mysterious Places Scientists Can’t Explain

[@JamesRector-p7b]

They do show the top five, the xtra ten are a bonus!

[@nufosmatic]

16:24 - Karelia was separated from Finland in 1940, and the name "Vottovaara" is decidedly Finnish. The Finnish singers and poets in Karelia inspired J R R Tolkien's notion of Elvish in his Lord Of The Rings series...

[@alexisgreen-hernandez8604]

Thanks for the video 📹 found the video 📹 very interesting and informative. 😎

[@danielobrien1571]

Are you a lady with stunningly long hair? I adore women who grow theirs that way, describe it please?

[@garymiller5937]

Strange indeed, but cool! 😊😊

[@ExtraterrestrialBeing-jc7to]

How is it strange??what's strange about top fives it not top five.. Have you ever heard of something being Plural ??? Not having common sense is Strange

[@dehydratedwater9806]

An Extratesticle? ​@@ExtraterrestrialBeing-jc7to

[@CrazyFunnyCats]

Undersea volcanos🌋 can erupt and air bubbles can cause a ship to drop like an elevator going down super fast Creepy! Thanks For the video 👍

[@denniskane1870]

Natural gas deposits do the same

[@jeffw2228]

@@denniskane1870methane. 🎯

[@gailcapshaw5772]

In Minnesota, it’s absolutely beautiful! If you get a chance to go see it and take the trails, you’ll find a place that’s high on your list of beautiful places you were glad you stopped to see. I did a trip with my Mom, my Sister and Daughter to Gunflint Lodge and Resort on the Boarder Waters. We planned the trip to stop and experience as many places as possible on our great vacation. Many places we had been to before. There are plaques and other informational signs and you can look up information on your phone as well. If I could only post some pictures. It was seriously a WOW experience ❤️❤️❤️😁😁😁❤️❤️❤️

[@danielobrien1571]

Are you a lady with stunningly long hair? I adore women who grow theirs that way, describe it please?

[@MalikiXXX]

​@@danielobrien1571Wow. What an odd reply to the comment, which has nothing to do with what you said. Quite strange...kinda creepy, really.

[@danielobrien1571]

@@MalikiXXX I admire women who grow their hair luxurious lengths and find it beautiful.

[@godchi1dvonsteuben770]

So, if we go somewhere and follow a trail, we'll find a picturesque location... none of which with names, but they're their, so we should go looking... Is that about right??

[@jackjones8363]

@@MalikiXXX Agree, but the Minnesota comment had nothing to do with this upload either...

[@manormachine100]

Thanks for offering explanations for all 15 of the mysterious places scientists can't explain. Hopefully lots of scientists see this video so they can gain some closure.

[@David27mk]

Hahaha very funny 💯

[@shellparsley5799]

He only suggest but doesn't clarify and scientist sure know the truth but won't tell it to us the sheep people.

[@David27mk]

@@shellparsley5799 not just the scientist's world 🌎 Governments too , look at the COVID fiasco sheep people is right 👍

[@blackletter2591]

Yeah, todally. This is where scientists get their closures from.

[@sunandasengupta8113]

😅

[@Kodykenway]

5:24 There is also some crazy growing trees in Hafford Saskatchewan Canada. They are Aspen trees that are some 70 years old, but far shorter than a typical aspen, they grow at strange angles and bizarre sharp turns to their trunks.

[@marysia2353]

The same crooked forest is in Poland, near Gryfino. It is called "Crooked Forest"

[@MrCre8tor]

Due to magnetic energy emanating from the ground.

[@dominicannand8878]

🤔

[@nvrfeedaftrmidnite2022]

Wow. , wonder why that area as well

[@TenChronicles]

09:16 "The precision of the split in the Al-Nasla rock is absolutely mesmerizing. It’s crazy to think that this could be a natural formation! Your videos always leave me in awe of our world.

[@ulrichkroener2784]

I really appreciate the fact that you do not explain all the different phenomena as "Alien intervention or creation" but instead give some scientific suggestion but still saying, that not everything has been confirmed and is still under research. None the less - a very interesting video, like so many ones you have posted.

[@pinkybhandarimarypinky5759]

✝️🙏🙇‍♀️hallelujah.Amen God's know everything Biblical all happened ✝️🙏😊 I believed birth death only God know✝️🙏❤️thank you Lord my God Jesus for your Grace

[@jenniferdeming3736]

Love your content ❤❤❤❤don't care what other people say

[@thefashiongoddesschannel8099]

Why? ;,-)))

[@ThienNguyenTV61]

Excelente video. Thank you.

[@rjwh67220]

There used to be a place near Wichita, Kansas, USA where the one could count on there being ball lightning on a regular basis. It was most interesting. There’s no ball lightning now but back in the sixties it was a very odd place to go when one had taken acid.

[@pixie3760]

🙃 the 60's certainly was fun 😅

[@rjwh67220]

@@pixie3760 So I’ve been told. Since I was actually there, I don’t remember them.

[@Evan-bj7np]

@@rjwh67220 lol,,,good one @rjwh6722o

[@wilmasheridan8172]

Sounds fun!! I sure miss being a hippie. Especially the gorgeous guys with long hair or beautiful fros. I'll never care much for bald heads. But that's just me.

[@D_paiz]

Excelente video. Thanks for sharing

[@poohbearonessorton9522]

Obviously a precious landing site of an alien craft in the desert.

[@lancerevell5979]

The USS Cyclops was lost in the Atlantic Ocean, off the US east coast, well north of the Bermuda Triangle. The video makes it sound as if it was lost in the Pacific.

[@jdsguam]

I literally live on Guam - been here for decades - I've never heard of a "Devil's Triangle" in this area. We have the Marianas Trench - Perhaps they sank in that.

[@Ciaotchi2025s5thchannel]

No the clips sank just off Bermuda's triangle !!! Not devil's triangle and just because you live in the region and never heard of it does not mean it is new just means you have not looked or study it or simply not tried too !!! I am from canada and have heard of devil's triangle since I was a kid I am now in my late 50s !!!!

[@Lulu-bell1973]

I’m glad there’s always 15😊

[@danielobrien1571]

Are you a lady with stunningly long hair? I adore women who grow theirs that way, describe it please?

[@dehydratedwater9806]

​@@danielobrien1571stop being creepy.

[@danielobrien1571]

@@dehydratedwater9806 I admire women who grow their hair luxurious lengths and find it beautiful.

[@danielobrien1571]

@@dehydratedwater9806 I just admire women who grow their hair luxurious lengths and find it beautiful.

[@danielobrien1571]

@@dehydratedwater9806 I admire women who grow their hair luxurious lengths and find it beautiful.

[@F_L_U_X]

We don't know why... Therefore, aliens.

[@bruceweirich3733]

Are those aliens legal or illegal?

[@iDontCareBear87]

The dancing forest was created buy furniture or chair makers. They would cut the tree young to start the curve, it was easy and less time consuming to curve the wood while growing, instead curving it after it grew straight. There are places like that in the U.S.

[@shellparsley5799]

whahahahaha...

[@Druguaer12345]

So the scientists can't explain yet the scientists explained

[@anthonysalonek9462]

scientist don't know everything.

[@IAMFine-k7n]

Just assumptions no definitive answer

[@TJ-11918]

Where is the floating rock that they show before you even click on this video? (A.I.?)

[@lyleantoine6651]

What this guy said...

[@alanyong1600]

click baits thumbnail

[@samanthamilton5505]

Click bait

[@Rockollecter]

Ugh got me with the ol bait and click again 😩

[@WillitsOnline]

The Cyclops went missing from Brazil, nowhere near the Devils triangle.....

[@robclarke9474]

Yes I also thought it was in the Bermuda triangle

[@jamiecarson5679]

Sensationalism

[@notanindianscammer7594]

Wrong, it was not Brazil it was in the devil's triangle

[@jdsguam]

@@notanindianscammer7594 According to Google - they are the same place - just different names.

[@anthonysalonek9462]

maybe he went on a vacation.

[@willhopkins9808]

The click-bait photo is definitely photo-shopped

[@andriuspovilavicius2944]

Chocolate hills looks like some sort of curgan ,or the ancient cemeteries Im pretty sure if laydar would be used it would open more clues about it Just thinkig 😊

[@nicksonwilliam-l2x]

World of wonders and mysteries 😮

[@shineon651]

They can’t explain because they’re not allowed too. Just stating the obvious.

[@ankhpom9296]

Who is telling them not to explain it?

[@shirleybrooks1599]

I’m from New Mexico and I have heard the Taos hum. It can be quite unnerving.

[@ArnoldZiffle-jw2mv]

In the San Francisco Bay area maybe Sausalito? There were some fish that made a weird noise & the locals were freaked out until they found the cause. There’s an answer somewhere.

[@Enigmas_Canal]

Amazing😃😃

[@marksauce2383]

When in doubt, blame a glacier! 😮

[@anthonysalonek9462]

or Russia.

[@wayneputtock1605]

Where is the hovering rock

[@mike62mcmanus]

Thank you, and goodbye

[@southern_merican]

Thank you for the story about the teardrops forming Chocolate Hills😂 I haven't laughed that hard in a while😂😂

[@BAM-jc7uy]

at the beginning of #10 @ 8:21-23 some of the dome shape rocks in the desert are "dome" reminiscent of the previous Chocolate Mts.

[@stephenhaas376]

15:15 Atlantic garbage patch with plastics

[@dehydratedwater9806]

Garbage that the US paid China to recycle which just got dumped in the ocean.

[@musicallydisneyamvs6731]

I’ve seen rock quarries split huge stones perfectly with perfect alignments. However nature is also easily amazing so I can find it easily happening by itself as well. Stranger things have happened.

[@brooksplays8179]

Maby the devils kettle 7:50 water is going to the earth’s core and then going to all the earths places like old faithful in Yellowstone.

[@GASSmallEngine]

The hexagonal shape is due to a sound frequency. If anyone has seen the videos of a speaker under a surface and different sounds cause the sand to take different shapes. Hexagonal shapes are not naturally occurring.

[@sceptickle]

"Hexagonal shapes are not naturally occurring." What about the Giant's Causeway - County Antrim, Northern Ireland's iconic World Heritage Site.

[@danielhanawalt4998]

Maybe the most interesting and mysterious of these places is the Nazca lines. I can't imagine why or how anyone would make them when they could only be seen from high in the air. Only thing makes any sense is the lines were meant to be seen from the air. So who was meant to see them and what were they flying around in? Did someone have planes? But that doesn't make much sense either. What was the point? Do the lines point to something? Like a landing strip? I'm going to lose some sleep thinking about that. LOL. Not really, but I will think about it. I'll figure it out and let you know what those lines were for. Or not. Enjoyed your video.

[@TJ-11918]

It mostly seems to be ancient astronauts

[@ArnoldZiffle-jw2mv]

They worshipped sun gods.

[@danielhanawalt4998]

Makes sense being worshippers of sun gods they'd want the gods to see what they did and could do. Maybe the sun gods were aliens that roamed the skies. Then again it could have been they believed the sun, moon, and stars were gods and wanted them to find them or something. Interesting thought.@@ArnoldZiffle-jw2mv

[@anne-mariekerr4154]

perhaps to guide them back to their bodies after imbibing San Pedro cactus similar to peyote

[@ankhpom9296]

The nazca lines were drawn large so only the gods from the air would see them.

[@donaldlong1764]

The chocolate hills makes me think of ancient burial mounds but their size doesn't fit unless it is burial mounds of the Anunnaki or Nephilim. I'm not saying that is what they are just that they look like giant burial mounds.

[@Chokethewoke]

The noise talked about at the end of this video is NOT someone's imagination! Fox News Detroit has covered this more than once. Inside Edition has recorded the sound! This sound gets so loud its difficult to hear in a conversation! It's nerve racking!! I've heard this noise all over the United States. I can't hear it outside but inside ANYWHERE it's loud.

[@NICOLAI_VET]

The key word is FOX News 😂

[@Blabette]

@@NICOLAI_VETFox News Detroit is just a local affiliate of Fox, it’s not the “Fox News” you’re thinking of.

[@Chokethewoke]

@@Blabette it doesn't matter. Their news comes from headquarters in Seattle. They're all woke!

[@GarethSheehan-sb4to]

Possible signs of electro magnetic energy gatheringstation.or the eaiy warning of an earthquake😊

[@jamiecarson5679]

Lots of theory no actual facts

[@mikerube1]

very interesting

[@PRPROFILEPICK]

Nice!

[@JustSportstime]

Nice video

[@pj5817]

The Chocolat hills in the phillipines look like Giant burial mounds for GIANTS. I wonder if anyone has tried to excavate one to see whats inside??

[@MrCre8tor]

Someone should do a ground survey.

[@myahhofer3616]

I agree

[@rcschmidt668]

Chocolate? It might be filled with Oompa Loompas. 🤓

[@metatrix4251]

To me it just looks like a very old set of moutain peaks, and in between the moutains there would have been a massive flood-like event, resulting with loooooots of years, in a landscape with eroded moutain tops and just land in between them. That would also explain the different type of flora, since the moutain tops and the flooded floor are necessarily very different geologically. That would be my first theory.

[@frslover]

I have just finished reading Wide Sargasso Sea in our college English class. Quite interesting.

[@amelitacamasosa5490]

So nice learning more about our amazing earth. Thank you.

[@Boris_Chang]

The chocolate bar in my fridge is calling my name. Spooky!

[@cassondrad2280]

The T Hum just isn't indigenous to that area. I live in Alpharetta, Ga and had lived in Lawrenceville, Ga and I've noticed a low-pitched hum as well. My boyfriend said, he doesn't hear it. I think some of us are just sensitive to things. I thought it was overhead electrical lines or maybe underground cables. Now, before I go to bed, I turn on soft music so I can drown out the hums and get some sleep. I figured it was just a living in the city that caused the hums.

[@stevescott6898]

Be sure you don’t have tinnitus

[@pwhalen-f3g]

It was a good idea at the time

[@jeffwilliams-h5r]

The Dancing Forest must be where the big box stores get their lumber.

[@عبدوفايز-ب3ز]

* Scientists can't explain * And my grandmother too Yea their job is * cant explain*

[@iDontCareBear87]

The split rock though, ask yourself how often you see straight lines in nature. Nature is circular.

[@ulrichkroener2784]

and yet, mother Nature can do some crazy things and all we are left is a big "whaaaat"? Generally I agree with you that in nature there are no straight lines or surfaces, but then I went fossil hunting and when I split a rock in two, the rock cracked open in an amazingly flat line with two extremely flat and smooth surfaces as if it was cut by a machine. Who really knows, right?

[@DirtyDishes2222]

There are plenty examples of straight lines in nature. Crystals and rock formations commonly form straight lines for example.

[@ubaidubaidullah5568]

The amazing place very nice video 👍👍👍🌹🌷🌹👌👌

[@AWOLPortland]

Might want to revisit the history of the USS Cyclops

[@geostruth9115]

People need to understand that it's better not to know than to believe. There is nothing wrong with not knowing.

[@shellparsley5799]

What a lazy attitude.

[@geostruth9115]

@shellparsley5799 I guess you would rather live based on beliefs instead of knowledge?

[@valeriegowan1098]

If you think those trees are cool, you should check out the candelabra trees in the enchanted forest of Northern Mendocino County. They are amazing! Nobody knows why they grow that way though.

[@DATNGUYEN-h2g4g]

Thanks for the video :D

[@wlodell]

It is reasonable to assume that certain geographical oddities are (obvious) remnants of ancient civilizations.

[@moeq7807]

The split stone is phenomenal

[@ajayprakashkelotra]

❤ Thanks ❤

[@tonybarfridge4369]

Hanging Rock is a good one

[@lynderherberts2828]

The Al Naslaa rock is the coolest geological feature I've ever seen.

[@MrPAULONEAL]

There's some photo manipulation going on in the cover picture.

[@michelekett8450]

There have been many high technology societies in our past. We’re just realising how much they knew about creating things which we lost.

[@howardhales6325]

Like moving large stones. I'd like to learn how some of that was done.

[@rubybackert3612]

Since you talked about the chocolate hills and the brown grass it would have been nice to see a picture of that especially when you were talking about it.

[@charlieholtermann6805]

They did at the end. Maybe observe more closely before judging......

[@JimiJames-xq3kc]

Why was Tabby Star Put under Saudi Arabia?

[@mr-x7689]

About the "dancing trees" I live in sweden, and have seen plenty of trees like that here. I doubt the sand plays a role, as most of the trees i've seen here have been growing either on mountains, cliffs or in extremely rocky soil. So i would guess that the trees either get damaged by what ever is in the ground as they grow, or they get that shape due to "following" the sun. There is the odd chanse too, that in the past some random guy walked around and damaged the trees to make them that shape. (Bio art or somthing?) I heard a few years a go, tribal people from certain parts of the world, used to Bind trees to make them have these odd shapes to basicly work as direction signs or landmarks. But who knows. We live in a wierd world.

[@cristiandumitrana6510]

That huge stone was cut with high precision Is human made With all respect for TRUTH AND KNOWLEDGE

[@l.i.terally2907]

Tell me you don't know what mushrooms look like without telling me don't know what mushrooms look like....

[@Baroque_Back_Mountain]

Yeah….i don’t see this as being much of a mystery…..the topography of the area is a natural “weather producer”

[@TreCheezy]

Interesting nonetheless.. but yeah, kinda obvious. 😂 It's like cluster f.. of warm and cold. Reminds me of heat lightning, that's always a wild amount of scattered lightening.

[@Senorita-m8b]

Number 10 was probably the work of Tanjiro😄

[@rjwh67220]

Is the narrator a real human or a program? Either way it’s pretty well done. Keep posting!

[@zapyourbrainexposed]

Maybe the chocolate hills have “ buried underneath.

[@im1who84u]

3:09 Legend has that a *Giant* named Who Flung Poo had the screaming scorchies one night and dropped those loads on his way to Lake Maraio in Venezuela where you can still here his thundering poo every night since.

[@CaptShriver]

At about 35 seconds in, there is a circled structure like several circles within each other. That reminds me of where the romulan Senate is on Romulus in Star Trek

[@Paula-z8g]

Maybe the dancing trees are showing what used to be it's original roots

[@omahaflynn5937]

First clip...the lake has tech in it 😮

[@missmandy67]

Why does a channel call the top five always have fifteen? Asking for a friend

[@nemisisarcher8213]

I ask myself the same thing everytime

[@StephanieElizabethMann]

It's top fives. Note the plural. 😊

[@coloradocoinhunter6475]

Why didn't your friend just ask themselves Just asking for a friend??

[@nicciswainhi]

It's Top Fives not Five ... 15 is a multi of 5

[@roberttorres8477]

If it ain’t broken don’t fix it

[@geekinthegarden3927]

Disappointed that the Chocolate Hills aren't actually made of chocolate.

[@alainfranco]

I know! I'm so devastated, one could say I'm in Reeses Pieces!

[@thefashiongoddesschannel8099]

How do we know for sure they're not made of chocolate? Maybe they are, and it's a secret.

[@geekinthegarden3927]

@@thefashiongoddesschannel8099 packs tent, camping gear and BIG SPOON to find out

[@ludicrous7044]

Life is a series of disappointments!😫

[@thumbcancer9027]

😔

[@SeppFo-p2q]

What about the frequent appearance of crop circles in wiltshire, UK??

[@IBDman]

@5:24 I think they should take seeds from these trees and plant them far away, see if it is a genetic “defect” in their makeup or if it has to do with the soil/ wind patterns. But, nobody asked me so…..

[@ExplainPlaces]

I am from the USA❤

[@edwinhenry7531]

Seems we should try to capture some of that lighting power and store it.

[@lilit_ivanyan]

This video highlights how much of our planet remains unexplored or poorly understood, even with modern science. Many of these locations, like the Devil’s Kettle or the Eye of the Sahara, challenge existing geological and hydrological theories. It’s interesting to consider how advanced technologies like satellite imaging, AI modeling, or even deep-water exploration could provide insights into these phenomena. The diversity of mysteries also emphasizes the need for interdisciplinary approaches to geology, archaeology, and environmental science working together. Which of these places do you think offers the most research potential? As a future graduate in Environmental and Sustainability Sciences, it’s inspiring to think that I might contribute to unraveling these mysteries someday.

[@michelekett8450]

New Zealand has similar hills in the North Island near Moko gravity canyon.

[@ibrahim9761]

12:30) admit, it. It Looks, like Atlantis! It Matches all of the Atlantean Topography. It’s Not, said because it’s in Africa!!!

[@BerndBorchert]

you forgot crop circles

[@blackletter2591]

Karelia is also owned by Finland.

[@rebeccapoirier2007]

The continuous storm is like jupiters continuous storm

[@عبدوفايز-ب3ز]

Can you cut a potato like that split rock ? 😉

[@AnneMarieNicol]

Why would I want to?

[@bobwilk5155]

Where is the story about flowding rock?

[@DinahLost-wx1mm]

13:43 seems like something that an ozone hole appearing and a fire tornado struck the ground. But that’s way out there theory

[@CrazyFunnyCats]

Tabby’s Star ⭐️✨🐯✨💕✨

[@jefferynaffziger7857]

I love watching all of your videos, keep them coming

[@larrymondello8475]

Thank you

[@257rani]

❤☸The Shadow between the Rocks ,Split in two, looks like a a Seated Buddha or Standing Buddha ❤

[@257rani]

Al Nasla Rock❤

[@onetimeforthebangbang6049]

Blows my mind they got Charlie Sheen to do the narration

[@linfah6688]

Great video overall thank you. I got a headache though after watching, too much talking .

[@ursulakavaliauskas4463]

I would love to use my dowsing rods at these sites, to see if I can detect the Hartmann and Curry lines, to determine if they swirl instead of go straight in those areas.

[@gjnbouwmeester5860]

The images we 'see' from 1400 light years away is looking into the past of 1400 years ago, but alsolutely NOT what it looks like today!

[@TravelIsgreat]

the world is so big, i want to travel