never feel bad that you do not know everything there is to know in world? Its good. Nobody, not even the people at the top of their fields, know . There are things all over the world - and beyond - that continue to amaze scientists and researchers. Here are 23 of them:
1. the crown of the Sun
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The crown is made of plasma, but for some reason it is hotter than the surface of the sun itself. The surface of the Sun is about 5800 degrees Kelvin, but the crown can reach 1-3 million Kelvin. It's really hot.
2. animal migration
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All types of animals migrate, but somehow, they all know how to do and where to go, even if they are separated from others of their kind. How knowledge obtained in wired it is still a mystery.
3. Hum
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Several places are known to have "buzz", which is a low frequency hum or buzzing sound whose source is uncertain. Taos, New Mexico, is best known for his hum, but only 2% of the population has the ability to hear. Those 2% find it super-irritating.
4. Jellyfish Lake
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the "jellyfish lake" is connected to the ocean by underground channels, and takes its name from the jellyfish which migrate in and out daily. (How, though they have barely the brain? See above.) But between 1998 and 00, there obviously was some sort of boycott jellyfish, because they just does not have for these two years.
5. Ice circles
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circles of ice occur in the water moves slowly at freezing temperatures. They are believed to have formed in eddy currents, but there is no proof. They can get up to 15 meters in diameter.
6. Bigfoot
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Bigfoot and Yeti were the favorites of paranormal fans for years, and the jury is still out on whether they are supposed to be the same species. Most scientists, and most people dismiss them as myth, but some believe they may be members of a population relic of old giant apes.
7. The Saturn storm
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a NASA probe spotted the storm on Saturn in 2013. His eye measured 00 km across. On Earth, hurricanes are caused by warm ocean currents, but it is unknown how this storm began on Saturn.
8. Fish sky
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There must be many cases of weird stuff falling from the sky. In 00, Ethiopia, it rained thousands of fish. They are believed to have been lifted and transported by a storm, but the strange thing is that when animals fall from the sky, it never seems to be one species at a time.
9. Naga fireballs
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the Naga fireballs are a supposed phenomenon occur in Thailand and Laos, where they say glowing red orbs to spend Mekong. Nobody knows how they can form, if they do at all.
10. Silent Zone
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the Mapimi quiet outdoor area of Durango, Mexico, is known for his absolute silence and his apparent ability to draw objects from the sky, including Apollo boosters, a test missile, and a huge meteorite. Coincidence?
11. flashes disaster
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Before an earthquake strikes or a volcano erupts, some people report seeing flashes of light, and have for centuries. In the 1960s, the phenomenon was photographed for the first time, but there is still no explanation as to why it occurs, or if the two natural events have the same reasons for their lightning.
12. The illusion of the moon
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The moon always seems huge when its on the horizon and smaller as it rises higher in the sky. But studies show that the same perspective, the moon measures the same relative to another object, regardless of its position relative to the horizon. It just gaze without great be great.
13. synchronized bugs
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a species of firefly living in the Great Smoky Mountains National park is the only one that can synchronize their flashing, and they do it for a short time each year. Why and how? Nobody knows.
14. Burr
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That purring cats is well known, and most people associate with a cat to be happy. In fact, however, it is unclear why they purr. They purr when you pet them, but also sometimes while eating and giving birth. So its real meaning is unknown.
15. whale song
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humpback males' songs were once considered part of attracting females, but it seems like they just sing. The songs are unique, and the whales can learn from other whales and in turn teach the songs to their own friends whales elsewhere. Hooray for musical whales!
16. Before the Big Bang
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the Big Bang theory says the universe was formed there 14 billion years to a point where all matter was contained (including you!) and that the case is still expanding outward. But for what the universe was like before? We do not know.
17. The Bermuda Triangle
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The Bermuda Triangle is another place which is mystified people for years. Aircraft and ships have mysteriously disappeared here, but it is not necessarily more prone to disappearance than anywhere else on the planet. Many theories abound, methane bubble UFOs.
18. Nessie
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Like Bigfoot, the Loch Ness monster, affectionately known as Nessie, is another favorite cryptid. Many photos were offered as "proof", but most were found to be fake. Yet Nessie observations continue to be reported.
19. Fairy Ring
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the grassy southern African country is pockmarked with circular areas of barren land, with diameters ranging from 2 to 15 meters. When and how they were formed is a mystery.
20. sailing stones
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Sailing stones are rocks that seem to move themselves, leaving long streaks in the background of smooth valleys. They are not moved by humans or animals, and can even rotate and change direction. Scientists suspect they might be pushed by the wind on a thin layer of slippery clay, but this has not been proven.
21. Suicide whales
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Up to 00 whales beach every year, and it looks like they could do it on purpose. Why whales suicide (more stranded whales die by being crushed under their own weight) is a mystery, but they have been at it for thousands of years.
22. Ball lightning
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ball lightning is described as a spherical or oblong, well, electricity ball seen during a storm, and lasts longer than normal lightning. It has been reported for centuries, but there is still no explanation of how it forms.
floating lights 23.
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in a valley in Norway, strange lights were shining from the float 1940s.They bove the ground and during the 1980s, the lights were seen up to 20 times per week. Since then they have fallen, and are visible about 20 times a year. Nobody knows what they are or where they come from.
So there you have it. The universe is a mysterious place, with still more things to discover and unravel. Perhaps in the future we will have the answers to these mysteries bizarre, but until then, we'll enjoy being puzzled!
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