The solar eclipse on April 8 garnered significant attention from conspiracy theorists. Concerns varied widely, ranging from CERN experiments to fears of a colossal comet-meteorite, purportedly up to 2600 feet in diameter, impacting Earth.
As anticipated, the evening of the 8th passed without the events foretold by conspiracy theorists. However, this was only because attention was diverted elsewhere. Who was concerned with wave heights on Monday? Meanwhile, in the Antarctic region, something dire has emerged.
The formation’s area is roughly equivalent to the size of Texas. At the epicenter, waves reached heights of 90 feet (approximately 30 meters), while the average wave height was around 25 feet.
The creators of each video utilized their preferred services—windy.com and ventusky.com—and both services indicated the same outcome, confirming that we are not witnessing a breakdown. Moreover, there is a subtle indication from the buoy data in both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, which exhibited a simultaneous spike.
Now, everyone is pondering the same question: what was it?
A storm has been dismissed as the cause, since a 30-meter wave height is excessive. Even an aircraft carrier’s captain can evade a 15-meter wave, but this was double that height, without any atmospheric turbulence or precipitation.
Another possibility is an impact, either from above or below, which could generate such a wave. An impact from above would be a meteorite, and from below, an earthquake. However, both would produce waves radiating in all directions, which was not the case here – the anomaly maintained its size and moved steadily northward.
With conventional explanations excluded, that leaves the unconventional ones.
One such explanation could be a massive alien craft near Antarctica, causing water ripples. As the craft moved towards Greenland, it ascended, expanding the ripple area but reducing wave height.
The recent eclipse has fueled further speculation, as some witnesses reported seeing numerous UFOs instead of the Moon. A peculiar recording allegedly shows a gigantic alien ship departing from Antarctica during the eclipse, leading to conjecture about a pattern of alien visits every four years, implying their origin may be within proximity to our solar system.
Perhaps there really is a secret space program, and all more or less large UFOs are based at the South Pole. After all, no one is allowed into Antarctica for nothing. It means that it is full of secrets that are hidden from us
Another unconventional theory involves CERN, HAARP, or a similar secretive project that could remotely heat water.
Lastly, there’s the possibility of activity within the Earth’s core, such as an iron stream altering its path or emerging, akin to the flow near the Brazilian magnetic anomaly’s new core.
The recent surge of metal has led to fluctuations in the gravitational field, to which the water has responded with oscillations.
While it is unclear which hypothesis is most accurate, we can identify the most alarming scenario. For instance, if an “underground geyser of molten metal” or an “underground volcano” were active in the core beneath the Brazilian magnetic anomaly, it could indicate that a pole shift is imminent.
