There are so many different mysteries in the world that can completely confuse even people of science. Some unexplained phenomena make one believe in ghosts, because it is difficult for them to find an adequate explanation. Today we will try to unravel some of the mysteries associated with the gravitational anomaly.
1. The waterfall flows in the opposite direction
In this photo, you can see that the water does not flow down, as usual, but up. This phenomenon is really fascinating.
The fact is that a strong wind forces the water to move in the other direction, because of this, a feeling of gravity violation is created. This footage was taken in northern Derbyshire at a waterfall on the Kinder River. Similar phenomena have been seen by tourists in Chile and India.
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2. The car goes uphill by itself
Electric Brae is a gravity mound in Ayrshire, Scotland. People are constantly amazed at the anomalies that occur on this section of the road. Now the water flows uphill, then the car goes up in neutral.
No, this is not a joke. And here are shots from Armenia, in which the car itself goes up the hill. Can you imagine?
This phenomenon is very surprising for tourists and locals.
In fact, the mysterious place is just an optical illusion.
There is no slope or bend of the track neither in Armenia nor in Scotland. The landscape creates the feeling of that very "slide". Despite this fact, people continue to flock to such unusual places, trying to confirm their theories about the gravitational anomaly with various experiments. On the Internet, you can find famous gravity hills in Dagestan, the United States and other parts of the world.
3. A place where it is impossible to drop anything
This is the Hoover Dam. This is a powerful building in the United States. Crowds of onlookers come here to conduct the same experiment. Here, any thing that they try to throw down will fly up rapidly. Strange, isn't it?
In fact, everything is pretty common.
The dam's design creates such a powerful air flow that it easily pushes out any objects and liquids.
4. Kilometer trails in the "Valley of Death"
Death Valley is a desert in the USA. Scientists began to notice movement on its territory. Kilometer tracks spread in different directions, but no one walked there. Experts have tried to figure out what makes the stones move: someone even suggested that it was all about magnetic waves.
Satellite footage only proved the strangeness of what was happening.
Later it turned out that strong gusts of wind moved the stones, leaving those same mysterious traces.
What anomalies have you encountered?