A popular legend says that Isaac Newton was sitting under a tree and an apple fell on his head, after which he discovered the law of universal gravitation. According to the law of universal gravitation, two objects are attracted with a force that is directly proportional to both masses and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them. But can it turn out that there are places on Earth where these laws do not apply?
Mystery Spot, Santa Cruz, California
Mystery Spot (mystical place) is a gravitational anomaly located in the forests of Santa Cruz, California. In an area of approximately 45 m in diameter, unexplained phenomena occur. Once in this place, you will no longer be sure of the correctness of the laws of physics.
Mystery Spot was discovered in 1939 by a group of researchers who opened this place to the public in 1940 and has since attracted hundreds of thousands of visitors from all over the world. Many return again to experience unusual sensations of disruption of gravity, height and perspective.
In videos filmed at this location, people are standing on an inclined plane, and the balls are rolling upward. Don't believe me? Watch this video:
Gravity Hill, Canada The Gravity Hill in New Brunswick, Canada has been a popular attraction for over 100 years. Here cars drive up the slope. The Gravity Hill was acquired by the City of Moncton and preserved as a tourist attraction, with a detour was built around it.
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Gravity Hill, South Australia
The Bruffs Hill Gravity Hill is named after James Bruff, who settled in the area at the age of 35 in 1897.
Gravity Hill, Leh Ladakh, India
This hill is located near the city of Leh in the Indian region of Ladakh. Its magnetic properties are such that cars themselves begin to go up the slope, and flying planes are forced to increase their height. It is located on the Leh - Kargil - Baltic highway, 28 km from Leh, at an altitude of 4 km above sea level.
Electrician Bray, Scotland
Electric Bray Hill, also called Croy Bray, is located in Ayrshire, Scotland. A mysterious force begins to pull the cars up the hill. The word "shave" means ascent.