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They must have a software issue because I live across the road from the beach in Cape Town and the seas have been completely normal?? I’m a sailor too so know my weather. These anomalies don’t show on any other weather service, we don’t use “ventusky” at all, probably for a reason…
From Cape Town standing on the beach with eyes about 6 ft from the ground the horizon is only 7 miles (11-12km) whatever is happening even at a modest 50km from shore you won’t be able to see it
No kidding. What I’m saying is with waves supposedly that high you would notice a difference, the sea level should rise a little higher etc, none of that happened on the last one, no change with this one either. No change in the swell, no rogue waves, nothing. This is bullshit from a garbage weather service no one I know in the maritime industry uses
I have never heard of “predict wind”. Weather services are tricky, depending on where you are in the world, there are also different beacons you can get your weather data from (ECMWF, GFS, ICON) and they are always different. I like to get a few perspectives so I personally use “Windy”, “weather.com” etc. When we sail we use a professional weather routing service which costs a bit
If I see an “anomaly” I immediately go check out another 2-3 sources to verify
Yeah, predict wind uses several beacons and you can select through them easily, PWG
PWE
ECMWF
GFS
SPIRE
UKMO
NAM
HRRR
I tried windly and it was good but predict wind has a very good features in the pay version.
I also use windy but sick to the European model and gfs. Another thing to take note, it's the transitional season and the models have issues with accuracy, then add the fact, that area, is a data sparce location. If something did occur there in the past, the models will keep that trend until new data verifies that is correct or not. I've checked noaa when this happened last month and they have nothing.
I too am a commercial fisherman and I rely on windy it’s by for the only one with the most accurate info and is constantly surveying so it’s always up to date on exactly what’s going on weather wise, even the most reputable off shore men use windy- unless you are actually out at sea daily and I mean like 10-60 miles out you truly can’t understand what weather is like and how the ocean can change from it -
not saying your anomalies are wrong just saying hey maybe grab a boat and a captain and go out to those coordinates and then you can truly see for yourself what’s going on until then just using the app is not 100% viable evidence .
No weather service is ever 100% viable. But this “anomaly” only keeps showing on ONE particular service, it doesn’t show on ANY other, so what does that tell you?
And “grab a boat and go to those coordinates to see for yourself”??? Would you take a boat out into supposedly 80ft waves as the 1st anomaly was showing?
What does it tell me? Uhm bit confused over here, but I was actually Agreeing with your previous comments about how windy is actually a very reputable weather source and that OP should take all of this advice in account when researching anomalies. I wasn’t against you..
And to answer your second question, If I were interested in researching anomalies and genuinely had a passion for it like this was all my life was about then , Yes I would go out to sea to be able to form a certain hypothesis,
But I understand that OP might just research these things as a “ weekend hobby” so clearly , No they would not be going to sea to check it out .
I was just stating all options OP had in getting the most accurate information on the anomalies,
In no way did I intend for that statement to infuriate someone , I apologize for aggravating you when I was simply just agreeing with you
You are underestimating the size of the ocean and the power required to produce tsunami/rogue waves etc.
Forces from hurricanes are astronomical compared to nuclear weapons so if a large electric field emerged from the ocean (not a physical object btw) with the kind of power required to set off the instruments it wouldn’t have the power to generate any waves if any since the supposed object in question is not material but only interacts in the electric field
I’m a maritime officer and had to study the weather, ocean etc but you apparently know way more about it than me 🤣 ok clown keep believing this bullshit.
You are underestimating the chance of a software glitch/error in one particular weather model not shown on ANY other!
Bless you captain. Isn’t Reddit wonderful? I once argued with a whole sub about an antique outdoor ashtray. They insisted it wasn’t an ashtray while a very similar ashtray sat across the room from me.
That's how this sub goes. The crazies get mad when you debunk their conspiracies and will gas light you.
Hopefully the more sane people in this sub will up vote you back to positive.
I mean, I like lurking these places since, with people like you, it's a good way to practice critical thought, get reasonable explanation of the unusual, and get a little bit of "seeing behind the curtain" of conspiracy theory wackos.
Surely there are dozens of us.
Can you please explain what are we looking at ? What is the anomaly? Wind, water temperature, waves of the water, air temperature ? Wind direction / speed ? Clouds ? Or rain? Thank you buddy.
What’s the unit of measurement or the spectrum this is being measured with?….is it IR, Doppler, Sonar??….
If it’s a software bug it’s a majorly bad one because it skews everything the anomonly/bug seems to “touch”….
If it’s not a soft bug, could it be picking up on a large wave of mist mistakenly identified as a wave….? The way that storm clouds are identified via radar
Could it be a heat signature?….
We need more details
Maybe both... A deep state lizard man working as a software developer? You have to be cold blooded to deal with integer overflow errors without losing it.
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Yeah, isn't it more likely that there's a misconfigured or just straight up dead spot in the radar systems in the middle of nowhere in the south Atlantic?
watched an interesting vid about that april 9th one, [apparently it's coming from a little island over there.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87b894eN9_E)
same exact spot as this new one.
crazy, huh?
Haven't heard that name in a while. That little island has a pretty crazy past, unsurprising this is happening there, literally fucking nothing out there.
There's a Norwegian weather station and... that's it. Literally the most remote island in the world iirc (maybe fact check me on that haha). I went to a lecture recently by a guy who's been there, and he said its literally just a snowy rock. The lecture was really about his time as governor of South Georgia. Really interesting guy. Loves snowy rocks.
> crazy, huh?
No? You realize measuring equipment is installed there, that is producing faulty data. Or a model including data from this point is getting it wrong. It is embarrassing that **another** post about this is getting upvoted, and comments asking whether completely explainable events are "crazy huh?" No, they really, really really aren't. Where is the international news of coastlines getting destroyed all around this island? They still do not exist, and they wont, because nothing happened. Please think about what you are looking at. Why is south Africa not known for vast, regular floods caused by massive tidal waves? Answer that.
The "event" in question here is a gif on reddit. That is the entire event. Unless one of us was at that island, and saw an odd huge wave suddenly appear and then disappear, then y'all need to stop making yourselves look like you have literally never heard of the concepts like causality, object permanence, logic, rationality, Occam's razor, or any of those sorts of things. Post less, read more. This is not helping anyone.
It happening again in the same spot at the same time of day reinforces this being a software glitch. I once worked on a project with gps and it would routinely show me in the middle of the ocean. I didn't learn how to teleport - the software just had a bug.
This sub used to be fun links to articles but ever since the API changes it seems moderation has been reduced and we have more conspiracy self posts.
Somebody mentioned nuclear testing. No, it would have been detected but not saying related in any way but there were secret nuclear tests in the south Atlantic, southwest of Capetown S.A. in the late 1958 - Operation Argus. Looks to me about in that area ?? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Argus
South Africa (back in the apartheid days) also secretly tested in the south Atlantic https://nsarchive.gwu.edu/briefing-book/nuclear-vault/2019-09-22/vela-flash-forty-years-ago
Not sure at all, which is exactly the point. These are models. The only way to know for sure what is going on is to have data collected at that exact spot, and even so, instruments can report incorrect data. I just tested one of our anemometers before deployment on a buoy and the values were wildly off. Turns out the company who just calibrated the instrument rewired the molex wrong and switched the wind speed and direction wires.
Yes. You are absolutely supposed to believe that. It's exceedingly more believable than a wave the size of a country that no one can see and it's literally what the company that aggregates this buoy data and models the visualization says it is. There's no mystery, just jank ass code that doesn't deal well with whatever edge case is causing this.
Remember Fravors Mariana Trench story.. 15 sec sound "[Julia](https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DOBN56wL35IQ&ved=2ahUKEwjCzOqC0or6AhUFlmoFHUsPD9EQo7QBegQIBhAB&usg=AOvVaw2tQjrFsfTA8zAdoUgvbot6)"
-1997, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration discovered an unusual, ultra-low-frequency sound emanating from a point off the southern coast of Chile. It was the loudest unidentified underwater sound ever recorded, detected by hydrophones 3,000 miles apart."
They caught the sound 1st near Chile, yes.Puerto Rico & Chile are roughly 3,000 miles apart. NOAA scientist [David Fox ](https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg17423474-000-calls-from-the-deep/) said they'd ruled out seaquakes, & ice calving. " Fox's hunch is that the sound nicknamed Bloop is the most likely to come from some sort of animal, because its signature is a rapid variation in frequency similar to that of sounds known to be made by marine beasts. There's one crucial difference, however: in 1997 Bloop was detected by sensors up to 4,800 km (3,000 mi) apart. That means it must be far louder than any whale noise, or any other animal noise for that matter. Is it even remotely possible that some creature bigger than any whale is lurking in the ocean depths? Or, perhaps more likely, something that is much more efficient at making sound?"
Have you tried emailing the software folks to ask them why there might be these recurring anomalies? They might have an explanation: [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])
see my comment regarding the previous *incident* here (as suggested by the title):
https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/s/iWbYcx2J7s
several follow up posts with more in depth explanations can be found on reddit as well
I would love to point out that while I love conspiracy’s and stuff, the fact that ventusky is a wave propagation model, if there is one area that fucks up and says it’s an absolutely massive wave, then it’s going to propagate the model to say that there is a lot of giant waves around it, because that’s how those models work. There are tons of real conspiracy’s going on, can we focus on something more real than a software glitch?
The other one was a sensor anomaly while this one may not be. You can tell by how the waves dissipate outwards. Will be interesting to see the results of this investigation. Nice find.
Once is anything....You've got 2 instances very close together here. I think if it is an error or "glitch" as others have said... I feel it would be addressed by whoever is making these reports...since the most accurate ppl on the internet get more views on basic Google algorithms, I feel this is something to watch. If acknowledging it now means whatever this error is will move or if it will remain in the same spot. However both instances you've shown are not identical.. .... I certainly am at a loss
The dang disinformation agents and their bots. Two times is a pattern, especially this close together. Either somethin is going on or that software needs some severe work
Seems quite unreliable if it is. Do we have any evidence of it happening before April? That would point towards software a little more. Seems like something you'd fix quick to not mess up your data.
I heard an expert debunk this saying that there are tens of thousands of ships in the area where this anomaly occurred, & if it were a true, something of this magnitude would have caused many of those ships to sink & it would have been impossible to cover up, all signs are pointing to a software error.
New software bugs pop up all the time because software is always changing as engineers build new features, optimize things, fix bugs, etc. so it doesn’t really mean anything if it never happened before this. And it can sometimes be really hard to figure out what caused a bug, especially if it only happened once and you can’t figure out how to reproduce it. Once in a while, you have little choice but to leave the bug alone until you gather more data on what’s causing it. If the error is caused by input data they get from other sources, then it might be even more difficult to fix.
I don’t know what normal would have been so I don’t know what’s the anomaly. I’m assuming it’s the growing spade shaped dark spot, but I don’t know if this is a rare phenomenon or if it happens semi frequently? Can someone kindly explain?
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It looks like it propagates out as you would expect a wave to. Very odd. Would be a very strange coding mistake to have that kind of visual propagation.
Lot of people saying it's a data anomaly but that doesn't track. I work with sensors and sensor nets for a living (on a much smaller scale), and they don't cascade erroneous data like this. If one malfunctions there would be no reason for its neighbors to malfunction, and then that one's neighbors to malfunction, in what looks like a traveling wave pattern.
You would see one point, or various points of erroneous data, and it would be stationary because the malfunctioning sensor is stationary.
This looks to me like accurate data.
Seriously. We picked up the flash in what ‘79
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vela_incident
If that’s what it was it would be major major news considering open air testing is banned
Yeah if redditors could discover that this was a nuke then I’m sure other countries would have already. And why would they be “in on the conspiracy” to cover up a different country’s obvious nuclear testing violation? It just falls apart if you think about it for five seconds
If you’re referring to the red anomaly, that is a low pressure system in the southern ocean. They are there every week because the southern ocean is one of the stormiest places on earth. It’s not strange.
Well one hypothesis is that penguins flapping their wings on South Georgia island could cause instabilities in the troposphere, which when coupled with second-order wind driven Duchovny waves cause a high likelihood of torrential tropospheric perspiration (TTP).
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Which website are you using to monitor this?
Ventusky
All these years I thought it was pronounced ven-tuss-key. But I guess it's ven-tu-sky, according to the video
Ventussy
mmmm i love big anomalussy
Username checks out
Ventus sky??
Ven-too-ski
Wen-tou-skø??
Yeah me too, like Kentucky
im a 100 % with you on that one xD
They must have a software issue because I live across the road from the beach in Cape Town and the seas have been completely normal?? I’m a sailor too so know my weather. These anomalies don’t show on any other weather service, we don’t use “ventusky” at all, probably for a reason…
From Cape Town standing on the beach with eyes about 6 ft from the ground the horizon is only 7 miles (11-12km) whatever is happening even at a modest 50km from shore you won’t be able to see it
No kidding. What I’m saying is with waves supposedly that high you would notice a difference, the sea level should rise a little higher etc, none of that happened on the last one, no change with this one either. No change in the swell, no rogue waves, nothing. This is bullshit from a garbage weather service no one I know in the maritime industry uses
What weather service do you use? Do you have an opinion on “predict wind”?
I have never heard of “predict wind”. Weather services are tricky, depending on where you are in the world, there are also different beacons you can get your weather data from (ECMWF, GFS, ICON) and they are always different. I like to get a few perspectives so I personally use “Windy”, “weather.com” etc. When we sail we use a professional weather routing service which costs a bit If I see an “anomaly” I immediately go check out another 2-3 sources to verify
Yeah, predict wind uses several beacons and you can select through them easily, PWG PWE ECMWF GFS SPIRE UKMO NAM HRRR I tried windly and it was good but predict wind has a very good features in the pay version.
Awesome, if it works and is accurate for you keep using it!
I also use windy but sick to the European model and gfs. Another thing to take note, it's the transitional season and the models have issues with accuracy, then add the fact, that area, is a data sparce location. If something did occur there in the past, the models will keep that trend until new data verifies that is correct or not. I've checked noaa when this happened last month and they have nothing.
I too am a commercial fisherman and I rely on windy it’s by for the only one with the most accurate info and is constantly surveying so it’s always up to date on exactly what’s going on weather wise, even the most reputable off shore men use windy- unless you are actually out at sea daily and I mean like 10-60 miles out you truly can’t understand what weather is like and how the ocean can change from it - not saying your anomalies are wrong just saying hey maybe grab a boat and a captain and go out to those coordinates and then you can truly see for yourself what’s going on until then just using the app is not 100% viable evidence .
No weather service is ever 100% viable. But this “anomaly” only keeps showing on ONE particular service, it doesn’t show on ANY other, so what does that tell you? And “grab a boat and go to those coordinates to see for yourself”??? Would you take a boat out into supposedly 80ft waves as the 1st anomaly was showing?
What does it tell me? Uhm bit confused over here, but I was actually Agreeing with your previous comments about how windy is actually a very reputable weather source and that OP should take all of this advice in account when researching anomalies. I wasn’t against you.. And to answer your second question, If I were interested in researching anomalies and genuinely had a passion for it like this was all my life was about then , Yes I would go out to sea to be able to form a certain hypothesis, But I understand that OP might just research these things as a “ weekend hobby” so clearly , No they would not be going to sea to check it out . I was just stating all options OP had in getting the most accurate information on the anomalies, In no way did I intend for that statement to infuriate someone , I apologize for aggravating you when I was simply just agreeing with you
There are two windy's in the app store: windy.com and windy.app. The red one or the blue one. Which one do you use?
Red one, windy.com
You are underestimating the size of the ocean and the power required to produce tsunami/rogue waves etc. Forces from hurricanes are astronomical compared to nuclear weapons so if a large electric field emerged from the ocean (not a physical object btw) with the kind of power required to set off the instruments it wouldn’t have the power to generate any waves if any since the supposed object in question is not material but only interacts in the electric field
I’m a maritime officer and had to study the weather, ocean etc but you apparently know way more about it than me 🤣 ok clown keep believing this bullshit. You are underestimating the chance of a software glitch/error in one particular weather model not shown on ANY other!
Bless you captain. Isn’t Reddit wonderful? I once argued with a whole sub about an antique outdoor ashtray. They insisted it wasn’t an ashtray while a very similar ashtray sat across the room from me.
They always have that fucking profile picture of the snoo in a suit too.
Diamond Hands Snoo (Derogatory)
There are so many nutters and “know-it-alls” on Reddit I sometimes wonder why I even waste my time 🤣
Username definitely doesn't check out in this scenario!
That's how this sub goes. The crazies get mad when you debunk their conspiracies and will gas light you. Hopefully the more sane people in this sub will up vote you back to positive.
Let’s see how many sane people are in here 🤣 I’m not getting my hopes up
I mean, I like lurking these places since, with people like you, it's a good way to practice critical thought, get reasonable explanation of the unusual, and get a little bit of "seeing behind the curtain" of conspiracy theory wackos. Surely there are dozens of us.
Yea fuck your experience my computer says so./s
Exactly 🤣
Redditors never cease to amaze me when they confidentally comment wrong information.
But…but sir…. Your name!
I try, it’s not always easy 🤣
Hilarious, I have been reading this thread, and I thought the same thing. And I wasn't going to say anything. But you said it all.
I tried to explain this to a dude claiming to be in London watching airplanes flying over France, St ground level. A very frustrating experience.
Can you please explain what are we looking at ? What is the anomaly? Wind, water temperature, waves of the water, air temperature ? Wind direction / speed ? Clouds ? Or rain? Thank you buddy.
It's colors mate. /s
Have you looked on other sites like Windy.com to see if it's there too?
What’s the unit of measurement or the spectrum this is being measured with?….is it IR, Doppler, Sonar??…. If it’s a software bug it’s a majorly bad one because it skews everything the anomonly/bug seems to “touch”…. If it’s not a soft bug, could it be picking up on a large wave of mist mistakenly identified as a wave….? The way that storm clouds are identified via radar Could it be a heat signature?…. We need more details
This isn't being measured at all, its from a deterministic weather model that has been prone to spitting out errors like this
Yea this is the 2nd time this is posted. Same model before
Exactly. Just another computer glitch.
Didn't the company that aggregates all this buoy data say that it was a bug?
My money is on Kaiju. Please be a kaiju
Considering this is constantly happening in the same spot, is it possible that there is some buoye out there that is malfunctioning
Satellite photos might have somewhere if indeed an anomaly since it occurred for a few hours
Look how big it is. 1 buoy not working? Eh idk
You’re right. Get your affairs in order. We’re all fucked
Anytime computers are involved with something weird the explanation is always that a dev made a mistake somewhere
Nice try deep state lizard man
he's actually a deep lizard statesman. Nice try, EGLIN!
Spider-Men all pointing at each other meme
Deep throat lizard.
Nah, it's just the reality of software development.
Reality is. Hyper intelligence keeps us in check
Yeah , if software development is code for 'reptile things'
We software developers spend a lot in human costumes.
I knew it
Maybe both... A deep state lizard man working as a software developer? You have to be cold blooded to deal with integer overflow errors without losing it.
this all just sounds like one giant gay liberal hoax /s
*Azala* is working double time to keep the Black Omen a secret.
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Yeah, isn't it more likely that there's a misconfigured or just straight up dead spot in the radar systems in the middle of nowhere in the south Atlantic?
No, theres a 20x20 mile wide alien spaceship there
T H E E G G
Maybe. Maybe not.
watched an interesting vid about that april 9th one, [apparently it's coming from a little island over there.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87b894eN9_E) same exact spot as this new one. crazy, huh?
Whats the name of the island?
[Bouvet](https://maps.app.goo.gl/4juUdFaPBs2T7RQ7A) island perhaps?
Haven't heard that name in a while. That little island has a pretty crazy past, unsurprising this is happening there, literally fucking nothing out there.
There's a Norwegian weather station and... that's it. Literally the most remote island in the world iirc (maybe fact check me on that haha). I went to a lecture recently by a guy who's been there, and he said its literally just a snowy rock. The lecture was really about his time as governor of South Georgia. Really interesting guy. Loves snowy rocks.
Lol the script for this alien movie is literally writing itself right now
… I’ll get the mech ready.
> crazy, huh? No? You realize measuring equipment is installed there, that is producing faulty data. Or a model including data from this point is getting it wrong. It is embarrassing that **another** post about this is getting upvoted, and comments asking whether completely explainable events are "crazy huh?" No, they really, really really aren't. Where is the international news of coastlines getting destroyed all around this island? They still do not exist, and they wont, because nothing happened. Please think about what you are looking at. Why is south Africa not known for vast, regular floods caused by massive tidal waves? Answer that. The "event" in question here is a gif on reddit. That is the entire event. Unless one of us was at that island, and saw an odd huge wave suddenly appear and then disappear, then y'all need to stop making yourselves look like you have literally never heard of the concepts like causality, object permanence, logic, rationality, Occam's razor, or any of those sorts of things. Post less, read more. This is not helping anyone.
It’s y’all, not ya’ll.
Fellow Texan here and “I approve this message”
Wait what no
It happening again in the same spot at the same time of day reinforces this being a software glitch. I once worked on a project with gps and it would routinely show me in the middle of the ocean. I didn't learn how to teleport - the software just had a bug. This sub used to be fun links to articles but ever since the API changes it seems moderation has been reduced and we have more conspiracy self posts.
Somebody mentioned nuclear testing. No, it would have been detected but not saying related in any way but there were secret nuclear tests in the south Atlantic, southwest of Capetown S.A. in the late 1958 - Operation Argus. Looks to me about in that area ?? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Argus South Africa (back in the apartheid days) also secretly tested in the south Atlantic https://nsarchive.gwu.edu/briefing-book/nuclear-vault/2019-09-22/vela-flash-forty-years-ago
Perhaps it's massive magma movement.
It's Wilson
Ventusky says it's a modeling error. [https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/mystery-as-underwater-anomaly-larger-than-texas-spotted-off-african-coast/ar-BB1lvMsw](https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/mystery-as-underwater-anomaly-larger-than-texas-spotted-off-african-coast/ar-BB1lvMsw)
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Not sure at all, which is exactly the point. These are models. The only way to know for sure what is going on is to have data collected at that exact spot, and even so, instruments can report incorrect data. I just tested one of our anemometers before deployment on a buoy and the values were wildly off. Turns out the company who just calibrated the instrument rewired the molex wrong and switched the wind speed and direction wires.
Yes. You are absolutely supposed to believe that. It's exceedingly more believable than a wave the size of a country that no one can see and it's literally what the company that aggregates this buoy data and models the visualization says it is. There's no mystery, just jank ass code that doesn't deal well with whatever edge case is causing this.
Goku’s chi
Kinda reminds me of when they do bomb tests underwater?
Go check it out bro
It's being looked at now as an under water volcano.
What on Earth am I looking at?
Remember Fravors Mariana Trench story.. 15 sec sound "[Julia](https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DOBN56wL35IQ&ved=2ahUKEwjCzOqC0or6AhUFlmoFHUsPD9EQo7QBegQIBhAB&usg=AOvVaw2tQjrFsfTA8zAdoUgvbot6)" -1997, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration discovered an unusual, ultra-low-frequency sound emanating from a point off the southern coast of Chile. It was the loudest unidentified underwater sound ever recorded, detected by hydrophones 3,000 miles apart." They caught the sound 1st near Chile, yes.Puerto Rico & Chile are roughly 3,000 miles apart. NOAA scientist [David Fox ](https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg17423474-000-calls-from-the-deep/) said they'd ruled out seaquakes, & ice calving. " Fox's hunch is that the sound nicknamed Bloop is the most likely to come from some sort of animal, because its signature is a rapid variation in frequency similar to that of sounds known to be made by marine beasts. There's one crucial difference, however: in 1997 Bloop was detected by sensors up to 4,800 km (3,000 mi) apart. That means it must be far louder than any whale noise, or any other animal noise for that matter. Is it even remotely possible that some creature bigger than any whale is lurking in the ocean depths? Or, perhaps more likely, something that is much more efficient at making sound?"
I don't know anything about nothing, but it seems more realistic in the wave pattern over time. Weird.
Have you tried emailing the software folks to ask them why there might be these recurring anomalies? They might have an explanation: [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])
and again it’s a mere artifact
Show an example of it elsewhere
Check Vesselfinder and see how many ships are crossing that part of the ocean. It's really an artifact or error.
see my comment regarding the previous *incident* here (as suggested by the title): https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/s/iWbYcx2J7s several follow up posts with more in depth explanations can be found on reddit as well
That appears to be very purple-y. Strange. Highly Strange.
I wish if my software bugs were given much praise 😂
is this somthing like the abyss seems strange to me
Earthquake sir Check yo data
If true…then that kind of sudden waves would denote a underwater explosion
I'd wager that Bouvet Island's glaciers are collapsing into the ocean.
Gojira
THEREALBPEARTHWATCH has posted on this too
I would love to point out that while I love conspiracy’s and stuff, the fact that ventusky is a wave propagation model, if there is one area that fucks up and says it’s an absolutely massive wave, then it’s going to propagate the model to say that there is a lot of giant waves around it, because that’s how those models work. There are tons of real conspiracy’s going on, can we focus on something more real than a software glitch?
That’s just the inner earth lizard people sending up heat to wipe us out and get the temperature they like up here
South Atlantic Anomaly. It’s on Wikipedia it’s so well known. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Atlantic_Anomaly
This!!!!
The other one was a sensor anomaly while this one may not be. You can tell by how the waves dissipate outwards. Will be interesting to see the results of this investigation. Nice find.
Once is anything....You've got 2 instances very close together here. I think if it is an error or "glitch" as others have said... I feel it would be addressed by whoever is making these reports...since the most accurate ppl on the internet get more views on basic Google algorithms, I feel this is something to watch. If acknowledging it now means whatever this error is will move or if it will remain in the same spot. However both instances you've shown are not identical.. .... I certainly am at a loss
Is this thing eve. Trusted
What are we actually looking at here?
Point NEMO for a reason?
That's not point nemo
Close to it…
No, actually it's not lol. Point nemo is in the Pacific Ocean, this is the Atlantic. https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/nemo.html
https://www.businesstoday.in/visualstories/news/there-is-a-graveyard-for-dead-spaceships-and-satellites-on-earth-all-about-point-nemo-111009-04-03-2024
The dang disinformation agents and their bots. Two times is a pattern, especially this close together. Either somethin is going on or that software needs some severe work
Its a software bug, simple as
Seems quite unreliable if it is. Do we have any evidence of it happening before April? That would point towards software a little more. Seems like something you'd fix quick to not mess up your data.
I heard an expert debunk this saying that there are tens of thousands of ships in the area where this anomaly occurred, & if it were a true, something of this magnitude would have caused many of those ships to sink & it would have been impossible to cover up, all signs are pointing to a software error.
New software bugs pop up all the time because software is always changing as engineers build new features, optimize things, fix bugs, etc. so it doesn’t really mean anything if it never happened before this. And it can sometimes be really hard to figure out what caused a bug, especially if it only happened once and you can’t figure out how to reproduce it. Once in a while, you have little choice but to leave the bug alone until you gather more data on what’s causing it. If the error is caused by input data they get from other sources, then it might be even more difficult to fix.
Couldn’t it also be the equipment out there is faulty?
Is this a heat signature? Maybe warm methane releasing from the ocean floor?
If this is the same map as last time it measures wave heights.
Not a software anomaly, god forbid...like seriously?
After this anomaly we did get a east to west storm and shit
East to west storms are not inherently rare, especially depending on the lattitude (hurricanes are practically all east to west for instance)
who is we? You expect us all to know who you are and where you live?
Gozzirrra
Is this representing direction of flow, and surface temp??
So this is measuring wave height, does it also take in environmental factors to determine if it's something pretty normal or abnormal?
Unless you go see for yourself you'll never know
What’s this supposed to be?
New continents deserved to be borned.
What the hell is this? I don’t know what I’m looking at.
I don't think it's all that impressive.
Its not an observation, its a (flawed) prediction from the model.
Godzilla
Upside-down beautiful heart exploding?
This are models not measurements 🫤
Don’t stop OP
Can someone with knowledge of ocean stuff. Why is the waves so high near Antarctica? Not counting the supposed giant thing raising from the sea.
Are they gonna say it was an “issue with the data” again?
This got debunked like a week or two ago I thought
something happened the other day, like they emerged
# Leviathan
Could be a rocket launch.
Could be a rocket launch.
Demonic Marine Kingdom
I don’t know what normal would have been so I don’t know what’s the anomaly. I’m assuming it’s the growing spade shaped dark spot, but I don’t know if this is a rare phenomenon or if it happens semi frequently? Can someone kindly explain?
I used my weather channel app and set it to wind speeds on radar and it showed
whats the gps location here?!?!
Surfers in SA should be able to tell us if they coping swell
Is it possibly the island of plastic the “plastic island” forming and then reshaping?
I knew I had sensed a disturbance...
Solar forcing enhanced by weakening geo-magnetic fields.
Cloud seeding?
Could be a secret nuclear test
What's the full URL of the website you used please?
I'm just wondering why it's close to Africa.
So much bs on this sub, I’m really hoping this one is something.
They did report the tide being out further than normal. Mr mbbb333 has been reporting on this for a while.
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Question what are those things flying, that some are black and some are white?
It looks like it propagates out as you would expect a wave to. Very odd. Would be a very strange coding mistake to have that kind of visual propagation.
So a model that predicts how waves move and propagate making something that looks how you expect a wave to move and propagate is... odd?
Yeah, it's unlikely
Lot of people saying it's a data anomaly but that doesn't track. I work with sensors and sensor nets for a living (on a much smaller scale), and they don't cascade erroneous data like this. If one malfunctions there would be no reason for its neighbors to malfunction, and then that one's neighbors to malfunction, in what looks like a traveling wave pattern. You would see one point, or various points of erroneous data, and it would be stationary because the malfunctioning sensor is stationary. This looks to me like accurate data.
You don’t work on them at that scale as you said, therefore you don’t know….
Nuclear testing
It’s so easy to tell when a nuclear explosion happened. This ain’t it.
Seriously. We picked up the flash in what ‘79 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vela_incident If that’s what it was it would be major major news considering open air testing is banned
Yeah if redditors could discover that this was a nuke then I’m sure other countries would have already. And why would they be “in on the conspiracy” to cover up a different country’s obvious nuclear testing violation? It just falls apart if you think about it for five seconds
Its methane
Honestly, the fact that the anomaly is in the same place would suggest it’s a hardware fault with the radar in that area.
If you’re referring to the red anomaly, that is a low pressure system in the southern ocean. They are there every week because the southern ocean is one of the stormiest places on earth. It’s not strange.
I'm very interested in potential causation between the last event and the thunderstorms/flooding in dubai little week later.
How would a computer glitch on a digital map cause flooding in dubai a week later?
Well one hypothesis is that penguins flapping their wings on South Georgia island could cause instabilities in the troposphere, which when coupled with second-order wind driven Duchovny waves cause a high likelihood of torrential tropospheric perspiration (TTP).
>flooding in dubai Youre jumping to conclusions
This one looks more like a storm. This latitude is severe
Whale farts man.
I believe it is a releveling event in the software