Scientists suggest that this is a volcanic rock that has split so that it looks like a man-made road.
Expedition to a deep-sea ridge north of the Hawaiian Islands, she discovered the bottom of an ancient dry lake paved with what looked like yellow brick.
This is reported Science Alert.
Reportedly, the Nautilus research vessel, which is currently exploring the Liliuokalani Range, accidentally saw the eerie scene.
A video recently posted to YouTube captured the moment researchers piloting a deep-sea submersible stumbled upon a strange road.
“This is the road to Atlantis,” the explorer is heard exclaiming over the radio.
— “Yellow brick road?” asks another voice.
“That’s weird,” added another member of the team.
“Are you kidding? This is crazy,” replies another.
Despite being under thousands of kilometers of ocean, the bottom of the lake, found by researchers on top of the Nootka Seamount, looks surprisingly dry. On the radio, the team notes that the bottom looks almost like a parched earth’s surface.
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According to scientists, the “yellow brick road” is a volcanic rock that has split so that it has become strikingly similar to bricks.
“The unique 90-degree cracks are likely related to the heating and cooling from multiple eruptions at this scorched boundary,” the video’s caption reads.
As UNIAN reported, satellite data show that Earth’s water cycle is changing. This threatens the world with increased rainfall and drought.
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