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Wow! Is that Finnish they're speaking? I don't see on the YouTube page where this is. Fascinating.Originally posted by The One
Fracking? Underground nukes? Wow is right!!
Hmm, ive heard that there will be more sinkholes, all over the earth as the water is redistributed..
Not sure if thats one, but it does look like it!
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLgZ5z94hHY
some sort of spring must feeding this violent vortex.
bet this is how 'ice circle' are formed.
Wow oh Wow....where is this place?
its just a vortex every movement is a vortex one create and one destroys . nature seeks balance but requires movement so if you look at a weather map you see high and low pressure which constantly move this is the science of future
for a very detailed study check out Walter Russell ( anti gravity stuff is very cool )
I live near the New River, which the Native Americans in the region called the "River of Death" because of all of the underground cave systems that the river feeds underwater, creating whirlpools that you don't know about until you swim across them and get sucked in. The water on the surface in these areas swirls very slowly and with no gaping hole in the middle, and if water is flowing over it on the surface you might not even see that.
But I have never seen anything like that in a natural river. The river seems to be more shallow on the edges where this is taken, which have resulted in that gap opening in the middle. I wonder if anybody has been digging around beneath the river. Anyway it's pretty interesting to see that.
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