Mystery anomalies

Nature does not cease to amaze us with their secrets. That's why we decided to introduce you to these eight amazing anomalies. Have you heard that ...

In mountains of the Indian state of Assam is the Valley of the falling birds. Every year in August, at midnight the sky began to fall birds literally. They are highly stunned and did not even try to move when you take them in hand.

In China there is a river with a waterfall that does not freeze in winter at minus 30 degrees Celsius. On the other hand, in midsummer inexplicably starts to freezes.

Miniature pond (100 × 60 m) in Taldikurganska region of Kazakhstan do not fail even in the height of summer, and the water in it remains ice. There are no life forms. Precise studies of the anomaly have not been conducted as divers, even with full oxygen bottle began to suffocate only three minutes after immersion.

Examining the shapes and dimensions of the Arctic Ocean and the Antarctic, scientists with surprise found that the contours of their virtually identical. Based on this hypothesis was born, as a result of the fall of the mainland Antarctic meteorite seems to have "copied" on the other side of the planet. This theory has many followers today.

Not far from there is the so-called Rome. iridium anomaly. This is the ground layer in which the content of iridium exceeds the norm 300 times. The layer is of a depth corresponding to the geological boundary between Mesozoic and kaynozoya - the period in which it is believed to have disappeared dinosaurs. That anomaly was discovered in Denmark, Spain and the coast of the Caspian Sea. Some scientists suggest that this is a sign of fallen meteorite.

There is a phenomenon referred to as "thunderous spot." It is an area of ​​high tension arising after falling to the ground in a thunderous charge. A man may die, trying to pass such a place. Fortunately, high-energy field in place of the fall of lightning disappears after a few minutes.

"Droscolides" translated from Greek means "droplets of moisture." So call the phenomenon that is regularly observed on the coast of the island. Crete in mid-summer, most often at dawn when the air is filled with condensed droplets fog. They paint a mirage of epic, bloody battle over the sea near the castle Frankokastelo described and confirmed by numerous witnesses. They hear shouts and the clash of arms ... mirage slowly rising from the sea and disappear into the walls of the castle. Historians say that this place about 150 years ago took place a heavy battle between Greeks and Turks. Scientists define this phenomenon as chronomirage and so far no logical explanation for it."Droscolides" translated from Greek means "droplets of moisture." So call the phenomenon that is regularly observed on the coast of the island. Crete in mid-summer, most often at dawn when the air is filled with condensed droplets fog. They paint a mirage of epic, bloody battle over the sea near the castle Frankokastelo described and confirmed by numerous witnesses. They hear shouts and the clash of arms ... mirage slowly rising from the sea and disappear into the walls of the castle. Historians say that this place about 150 years ago took place a heavy battle between Greeks and Turks. Scientists define this phenomenon as chronomirage and so far no logical explanation for it.