NOAA identified the sound in 2012. The broad spectrum sounds recorded in the summer of 1997 are consistent with icequakes generated by large icebergs as they crack and fracture. NOAA hydrophones deployed in the Scotia Sea detected numerous icequakes with spectrograms very similar to "Bloop
Watch the video titled WALMART CAUGHT RED HANDED CONSPIRACY BECOMES REALITY. skip to 8:30 in that video and LISTEN. The tunnels are now WORLDWIDE, even under the oceans, according to other videos that have that noise. The tunnels are here, and very real threat. We heard them here in Vermilion, Ohio. They are being used to steal our water and energy/electricity. I think the noise sounds different underwater, and different according to what kind of stone is being tunneled thru.
Something ancient, sleeping centuries at a time, as if part of the sea bed, deep down and dormant, absorbing nutrients or feeding passively, awakens now and again, as it shifts or shrugs.
Probably the flying dutchman’s ship scraping rocks while spongebob’s saying “YOU’RE GOOD, YOU’RE GOOD, YOU’RE GOOD” Edit: 2 years later and I just noticed this blew up... wow lol
"The Bloop" is the given name of a mysterious underwater sound recorded in the 90s. Years later, NOAA scientists discovered that this sound emanated from an iceberg cracking and breaking away from an Antarctic glacier.
Maybe it was an underwater geological event. If they know where the sound originated from, I wonder if they've studied the area. The oceans probably have features, as well as aquatic life, we're unaware of.
Exactly. And it has been identified as the sound of an iceberg calving. www.wired.co.uk/article/bloop-mystery-not-solved-sort-of www.pmel.noaa.gov/acoustics/sounds/bloop.html
Issue with this specific sound is its location. Ever heard of point nemo? When you start to get that remote from any source of land, that far from supplies & fuel... it becomes next to impossible to do much study of the area. Could be the perfect place for an alien megabase for all we know.
okay I need to add my two cents here: when there’s a transformer boundary it will cause many earthquakes over time, yes, but I highly doubt that an earthquake would make such a loud, haunting sound.
The most pronounced tectonic shift between plates on Earth are accepted by most scientists as happening right where this sound was recording. It's fun to think it was a Megalodon or some weird creature, (and you can get more views if you imply this with blurry images of undersea creatures as you broadcast the sound) but if I had to bet money, I would bet it was the Nazca plate resettling. Rocks shifting against rocks underwater can make some strange, LOUD, low frequency noises, and those shifts don't always cause earthquakes. I'm not saying this is definitively what it was, I'm saying it is 10,000x more likely this than some strange, underwater animal.
5:10 Strange pattern to the sounds. Another person pointed out, it sounds like a slowmo recording. Played it in 2x, definitely sounds like something "running", or operating, maybe similar to what you'd think a spaceship might sound like. So bizarre.
It still has groans and moans it sounds like, to me at least. But I don't know much about what underwater machinery sounds like and how the ocean changes the sound
"The Bloop" recorded in the 90s, years later was discovered by NOAA scientists that this sound emanated from an iceberg cracking and breaking away from an Antarctic glacier
@@Cuban20 I hope it is a big animal, icebergs breaking off of glacier's because they're melting is not as good as a giant sea creature we know nothing about. Before too long the world will belong to them again. And we will have never even seen them, just heard them one time and shrugged it off as ice melting.
Could have been just magma moving under the crust. Could be something else going on under the earth that we don't know about because nobody knows what is down there. The deepest anybody has ever drilled is only about 7 miles. For all the scientists' theorizing, they simply don't know, and what they claim to know, they can't prove. Icebergs! So how come they never detected an iceberg that loud before? They will tell us a great many things with absolute confidence, but confidence doesn't make a thing true. "We don't know" would have been the honest answer, but they can't very well give the impression that they don't know things.
Sounded like a giant belch or fart that was so big, and so echoey that it probably lasted longer than the actual time it took to make the sound. I find it so fascinating. I feel like I would constantly be recording at that same location for multiple years because I bet you if whatever was good enough to make a sound a first time, it will make it again.
People believe this to be an ice quake, where ice falls through into the ocean, yet this is simply what they believe, not to mention it was detected thousands of miles away from another detection.
how many animals have ever made a noise once , just once , in the entire time we have been able to listen ? my guess is something geological not animal .
I wonder if it could be gas in association with an underwater cave getting pressed through a hole or something. Perhaps a volcano releasing some kind of preasure😂
I'm not gonna lie, this is one of the most unsettling videos I've ever watched. Especially at the point where they're playing the bloop audio, and it starts to steadily increase in volume in such a way that seems like it's just gonna keep going up and up and up... Seems like what going insane might feel like, The scratchy, ambiguous undersea footage from the nineties doesn't help much.
If you have ever heard the sound of induction hardening, you could conclude that this is the same on a larger scale. That is DC current tension between 2 poles. The earth has been doing this for a while when the poles of the begin to shift. North becomes South and South becomes North.
The lithosphere offshore Chile is extremely active, as the Chile coast is an active subduction zone. At the mentioned distance from the coast, 1500 miles, the process that one expects to witness is bending of the oceanic lithosphere. This bending is of large amplitude, so it is to be expected to produce also large amplitude, low frequency, vibrations. Related processes could include sliding along remnant transform faults, and cooling contraction of the rocks, but also traction deformation. The date of the event could be correlated to earthquakes, and post-earthquake rearrangement of the tectonic plate of Nazca or of the Nazca-Antarctic plate boundary. In any case, such movements are known, and should be considered, as it is a tsunami-prone area. This ought to offer a mystery-solving explanation. Preciser localisation of the epicenter and hipocenter of the signal, and succesful correlation with geologic features, such as bending zones and fracture zones, etc., as well as with external forcing events, such as extraordinary tidal forces (eclipses, supermoons, etc.), ought to be definitive experiments.
The fact that colossal squids live on this planet which they are bigger than giant squids. Makes it clear to me that there is sea creatures out there that is atleast the size of a blue whale or close to around the size of one.
Sounds like the teutonic plates stressing and rubbing against each other ... like the earth's mantle is stretching and yawning ... but then again ... who am I?
@@xxminecraftpvpproxx2408 doesn't sound like that because it's too far from the person who's gonna hear it. You heard sound wave? it changes tone of the sound while it is traveling from the explosion. and water compresses the sound one factor to change the sound of an explosion. You heard science? study its not too late for u to learn. what are u trying to say? That's godzilla's fart? Haha you funny man minimize watching movies read instead man.
This past decade a report indicated a series of mammoth harmonic subsonic pulses, like what might be expected from a nuclear powered sonar antenna, preceded the collapse of a magma chamber in an underwater volcano northwest off of Madagascar that "rang Earth like a bell."
The sound is much larger then the sounds that whales make... it’s much bigger than a four foot fish... but that doesn’t necessarily mean it is from an animal...
@@MrsYolandicook, anything’s possible. The loudest sound made by an animal comes from a tiny bird for example. But I’m pretty sure this sound was made by an iceberg or something.
Les Bermes we apparently think very much alike. I was planning on posting about that then I saw yours. My mind went absolutely blank trying to get kaiju to pop Into my it. Thanks. Can't freakin wait to see the 2nd installment! Hopefully epic.
I have two physical reactions to it while listening with headphones 1. immediate headache behind the ears 2. slight nausea... interesting, i think it’s the Frequency...
😳 This sounds a lot like “the hum” to me... Ever since I have lived on the Puget sound in Washington state I hear it quite frequently... I am actually hearing it again now... A few weeks ago, it was incredibly loud, made my house vibrate... when it switched to a lower frequency my head started to hurt I felt nauseous and extremely disoriented. I had to comment, because you were saying similar physical reactions...
In 2012 the NOAA concluded that the noise was an icequake (mansy smaller quakes have been recorded), but later a documentary on the Discovery Channel (2012 ) said it was actually due to mermaids, destroying the theory of icequakes. So, i'm on a fence about the origins.
I like how he said it didn't bother him that there still Mysteries out there that's a true scientist rather than somebody who feels like they have to know everything to where they're beginning to cut corners and act like they know
"We called it The Bloop because when you hear it it sounds like "blouup""... killed the mystery right there! It does boggle the imagination, though. I like the idea of it being some kind of huge, unknown, undersea creature. However, without being a marine biologist (or any scientist of any kind, except perhaps as a scientist in wasting time), I would presume that, were that the case, then "bloop" sounds would be more frequent. Perhaps some it was produced by some geological activity? Or pockets of air bursting? I don't know. It is fascinating.
This is a very well made video. I cannot stand the way American-made documentaries are structured: over-dramatic voice, shitty suspensive music and 1.5 second shots and cut offs. This however, is fantastic. Bravo.
Off topic but has anyone heard those strange noises coming from the sky at different times all over the world? I personally haven't heard any but my daughter has and I've heard recordings. I'm curious to hear other's opinions on this matter. 🤔
The announcer already provided the answer. Bloop was the name of an alien discovered by the Space Family Robinson on the TV show "Lost in Space" He really wasn't a dressed-up chimpanzee but was indeed an alien... a very noisy alien perhaps.
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NOAA identified the sound in 2012.
The broad spectrum sounds recorded in the summer of 1997 are consistent with icequakes generated by large icebergs as they crack and fracture. NOAA hydrophones deployed in the Scotia Sea detected numerous icequakes with spectrograms very similar to "Bloop
Watch the video titled WALMART CAUGHT RED HANDED CONSPIRACY BECOMES REALITY. skip to 8:30 in that video and LISTEN. The tunnels are now WORLDWIDE, even under the oceans, according to other videos that have that noise. The tunnels are here, and very real threat. We heard them here in Vermilion, Ohio. They are being used to steal our water and energy/electricity. I think the noise sounds different underwater, and different according to what kind of stone is being tunneled thru.
Storms and Saugeye ... do have any info or URL you might share about NOAAs discovery? Amazing!
@@MaryOKC oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/bloop.html
Man, imagine how exciting it'll be once we are able to explore more than just 5% of the ocean.
We will only be able to explore 100℅ in 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000
Trust me no one wants to see what lies in those seas
If*
Haroon Sharif I second this.
Things thought long extinct may lie down there and the world isn’t ready to see that those godlike creatures still live
*2000 years later* wow imagine how exciting it will be when we can explore more than 6% of the ocean
5:10 for anyone who just wanted to hear The Bloop
Edit: Wtf I haven't check the likes in a while thank you! ʕ •ᴥ•ʔゝ☆
Ty kind internet stranger 😉😊👍
Blessings upon you kind stranger
@@LynnAgain83 and Marley your welcome
Sun Set thank you very much
this comment needs to be higher up in the comments list
My stomach in the middle of class
😂😂
🏌
same
Am your thousand like
Shout out to Etika
Imagine how the fish reacted
They'd be killed outright if they were close
That kinda sound is L O U D like destructive soundwave loud
fish: *jazz music stops*
Yk when thunder happens out of nowhere?
Doom YT the sound originated at the Nemo Point in the ocean where there is no marine life other than microscopic organisms and bacteria
@@kaleighrogers5445 Sure there's life. There's life almost anywhere.
And the signal originated in place that is not really that deep.
Something ancient, sleeping centuries at a time, as if part of the sea bed, deep down and dormant, absorbing nutrients or feeding passively, awakens now and again, as it shifts or shrugs.
@Vicks VaporRub I was just theorizing. Lovecraft's ideas are truly frightening, aren't they.
"Ah man.. Just going to move a bit"
Probably the flying dutchman’s ship scraping rocks while spongebob’s saying “YOU’RE GOOD, YOU’RE GOOD, YOU’RE GOOD”
Edit: 2 years later and I just noticed this blew up... wow lol
Hilarious man
Mishka Hooker yes I am, how did you know?
brendan loughlin nah itz the black pearl
brendan loughlin 😂
They'll probably make another bloop while buffing the scratches off.
fart in the ocean 1 time and suddenly everyone is a damn ocean expert
FML....
Patrick Elliott ~ Why is this funny?
👀😳
Letterkenny - “ cuz everyone’s a fucking expert” lmaooooo
Dude 😩
Lmao😂😂😂😂😂
Sounds like a very big animal, which if you think, gives you the chills
Yeah the Kraken! Release the Kraken...Oooo chills!
But imagine that it's actually just a small animal
Scary to think of
I don't think therefore no chills. 👍😂
No, reading old whalers accounts of killing Sperm whales with squid sucker marks 2 feet in diameter gives you chills. (And nightmares)
Imagine yourself falling out of a boat in the middle of the sea, drowning, and the last thing you hear is that sound until everything goes dark.
those "inner earth" people are so inconsiderate...playing their music too loud
those mole people in hell, how inconsiderate, playing distorted despacito at full volume down there
komik degil knk
The sound starts at 5:03 for those who want to skip obnoxious first 5 min...
thanks!
Fobus In the dark thanks
thank u
The "obnoxious first 5 min" is the portion where they are explaining what they know (or I guess don't know) about the sound.
Fobus In the dark thank you
Someone pulled the drain plug out of the ocean.
John O ~ Probably Squidward when he got too tired of Spongebob singing.
No....someone pulled God's finger.
Yes
Funny idea, but oceans don't have drain plugs
@@Crowpos LMAOOOAOAOAO
There was a 2nd sound picked up around 2 years later. That one lasted 15seconds. Named 'julia' i believe
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@@akkitty22 Thank you my friend 🙏
Julius
why tf julia 💀
@@akkitty22 thank you ! 😁
And this ladies and gentlemen is why you wait at least 30 minutes after eating to swimming.
"The Bloop" is the given name of a mysterious underwater sound recorded in the 90s. Years later, NOAA scientists discovered that this sound emanated from an iceberg cracking and breaking away from an Antarctic glacier.
It is obviously Cthulhu waking up.
Yes! Great Cthulhu awaits; sleeping... dreaming, for the rise of mighty R'lyeh!
If not Cthulhu, then it was Cloverfield or Cloverfield's older sibling calling for its momma! Lol
Squid face isn't waking up any time soon until we're all completely dead then we would have basically beat it to the punch.
Nah kyogre
I saw on a video somewhere that this sound actually came from lovecraft's coordinates. Don't know if it's true but that would be a fun fact if it was.
Maybe it was an underwater geological event. If they know where the sound originated from, I wonder if they've studied the area. The oceans probably have features, as well as aquatic life, we're unaware of.
Exactly. And it has been identified as the sound of an iceberg calving.
www.wired.co.uk/article/bloop-mystery-not-solved-sort-of
www.pmel.noaa.gov/acoustics/sounds/bloop.html
It was ice berg for real
The guy who came up with it being an iceberg has retracted it, and it was never more than a guess, a theory
Issue with this specific sound is its location. Ever heard of point nemo? When you start to get that remote from any source of land, that far from supplies & fuel... it becomes next to impossible to do much study of the area.
Could be the perfect place for an alien megabase for all we know.
What does a volcano sound like under water? Otherwise its leviathan.
Clearly you have never heard a Toyota Corolla Rev it’s engine
Why?
ODP Vids hahahahaha
Oh yes, ha ha ha, very funny.
clearly you never heard a Honda Civic at 4 in the morning racing a god damn jeep
@@lachelnderhund that's legitimately funnier than the original comment
Leviathan roaring in the depths of the abyss.
This is why I find the ocean more fascinating than space. There is more mystery down there than up there.
Maybe there's a dolphin down there listening to some ear rape meme
lol
u kinda got me there
I'll bet it was a megalodon faeting.
Lmao
Something stubbed its toe
”oooooooooooooooooooooooooooo”
No but yes
Damnit I stubbed mine today
No no no something stubbed it’s Fin
My guess would be tectonic plates grinding past each other
another stupid guess
Those are called earthquakes
Not necessarily. Plates move all the time without causing quakes.
okay I need to add my two cents here: when there’s a transformer boundary it will cause many earthquakes over time, yes, but I highly doubt that an earthquake would make such a loud, haunting sound.
elusive mg don't be rude
In his house at Ry’leh, dread Cthulhu sleeps. That is not dead which can eternal lie.
The world is unknown
The world is a mystery
Everything is a mystery
ok
Well some things..:)
all i know is that im hungry
yeah we dont know if the world gonna end soon🤔🤔🤯🤯 sometimes when i say things like this it happens so pls dont end the world
Hey, there’s internet up here.!
Sounds like one of the fish tearing round on a Harley Davidson. 😂
You ever drink Bailey's out of a bloop?
I was thinking the same thing! Sounds like someone revving up a motorcycle 🏍️. Beware of the underwater motorcyclist
Exactly! The sound is nothing more then a motor-vehicle of some sorts! At least in this video!
The most pronounced tectonic shift between plates on Earth are accepted by most scientists as happening right where this sound was recording. It's fun to think it was a Megalodon or some weird creature, (and you can get more views if you imply this with blurry images of undersea creatures as you broadcast the sound) but if I had to bet money, I would bet it was the Nazca plate resettling. Rocks shifting against rocks underwater can make some strange, LOUD, low frequency noises, and those shifts don't always cause earthquakes. I'm not saying this is definitively what it was, I'm saying it is 10,000x more likely this than some strange, underwater animal.
yes, i immediately thought its the earth moving. it leads to a solution as to why whales may beach themselves.
Same thought
this guy could talk an entire village to death. and, on and, on and, on ......
Dont stop belivin on and on and on i on street lights live on
Seriously man, I was just like stfu and lemme hear the bloop!
5:10 Strange pattern to the sounds. Another person pointed out, it sounds like a slowmo recording.
Played it in 2x, definitely sounds like something "running", or operating, maybe similar to what you'd think a spaceship might sound like. So bizarre.
It still has groans and moans it sounds like, to me at least. But I don't know much about what underwater machinery sounds like and how the ocean changes the sound
"The Bloop" recorded in the 90s, years later was discovered by NOAA scientists that this sound emanated from an iceberg cracking and breaking away from an Antarctic glacier
That's their theory. But they have never proven that. And the initial assessment by experts is that it was made by a very large animal.
@@Cuban20 I hope it is a big animal, icebergs breaking off of glacier's because they're melting is not as good as a giant sea creature we know nothing about. Before too long the world will belong to them again. And we will have never even seen them, just heard them one time and shrugged it off as ice melting.
How do they know? They can detect an iceberg now that broke off more than 20 years ago? Riiiight.....
@@ElveeKaye I googled bloop just now to make sure and many sources still say the same thing. Im only retyping what was stated.
Could have been just magma moving under the crust. Could be something else going on under the earth that we don't know about because nobody knows what is down there. The deepest anybody has ever drilled is only about 7 miles. For all the scientists' theorizing, they simply don't know, and what they claim to know, they can't prove. Icebergs! So how come they never detected an iceberg that loud before? They will tell us a great many things with absolute confidence, but confidence doesn't make a thing true. "We don't know" would have been the honest answer, but they can't very well give the impression that they don't know things.
Its probaly a lit af party down at bikini bottom. If u know what I’m saying.😉😉
😂😂😂😂😂🎉🎊🎆🎇🎆😂😂
Spongebob started snorting some poseidon powder if u know what I mean
Or it's SpongeBob licking the snail food *BLA*
Yeah. Titty City
Sandy jamming out she is going to Texas again
5:10 for sound.😁
guest guest thanks
At 5:14 play it back at slower speed .25 and you can hear what sounds more like electronic vibrations, even more mysterious.
Pac man
Oh my God this was literally so fucking creepy
The Elites handyman’s drill.
oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/bloop.html
Sounded like a giant belch or fart that was so big, and so echoey that it probably lasted longer than the actual time it took to make the sound. I find it so fascinating. I feel like I would constantly be recording at that same location for multiple years because I bet you if whatever was good enough to make a sound a first time, it will make it again.
That loud deep reverberation reminds me of some of the strange sounds we have heard here in the Rockies only it's a deeper /lower sound in the water !
underwater bigfoot confirmed
People believe this to be an ice quake, where ice falls through into the ocean, yet this is simply what they believe, not to mention it was detected thousands of miles away from another detection.
Adam Peake everyone wants to act like they know what they are talking about
According to some Lovecraft sources the location of the bloop and the area that Cthulhu resides are pretty close.
goatz4u intense
That’s scary af
I had heard this to not sure if it's true. Heard that the sound came from lovecraft's exact coordinates.
goatz4u yeah I was reading about that LADIES YOU HEARD IT HERE ITS CTHULHU
YO TURN UP THE BASS
(Turns up bass)
TOO MUCH TOO MUCH BASS
I got really scared when he said “he lived by the jersey shore” bc I LIVE BY THE JERSEY SHORE
The bloop was actually a part of a iceberg that's split off. Sry for my bad grammar ia'm german so my english is not the best.
Me after I eat tacobell
Sounds like a ford to me.🤣
Sounds too fast for a Ford!
how many animals have ever made a noise once , just once , in the entire time we have been able to listen ?
my guess is something geological not animal .
I wonder if it could be gas in association with an underwater cave getting pressed through a hole or something. Perhaps a volcano releasing some kind of preasure😂
@@footloosewhale569 here comes the we know more about space then the oceans bull shit always repeated smh
@@NarutoNinetailFoxs Thing is, we know more about space that we know about the ocean...
@@morelhunter3966 lmao bruh
Kaneki & Touka C Fan it’s true lmao
the long low sound I heard on this video reminded me of the Dodge hemi - engine rolling down the highway in vanishing point... 1971
I'm not gonna lie, this is one of the most unsettling videos I've ever watched. Especially at the point where they're playing the bloop audio, and it starts to steadily increase in volume in such a way that seems like it's just gonna keep going up and up and up... Seems like what going insane might feel like,
The scratchy, ambiguous undersea footage from the nineties doesn't help much.
edgy whale
SOUNDS LIKE A WHALE
Emo whale
@@Deenaderka99 awe poor Lil buddy all sad down there 🥺🐋
If you have ever heard the sound of induction hardening, you could conclude that this is the same on a larger scale. That is DC current tension between 2 poles. The earth has been doing this for a while when the poles of the begin to shift. North becomes South and South becomes North.
The lithosphere offshore Chile is extremely active, as the Chile coast is an active subduction zone. At the mentioned distance from the coast, 1500 miles, the process that one expects to witness is bending of the oceanic lithosphere. This bending is of large amplitude, so it is to be expected to produce also large amplitude, low frequency, vibrations. Related processes could include sliding along remnant transform faults, and cooling contraction of the rocks, but also traction deformation. The date of the event could be correlated to earthquakes, and post-earthquake rearrangement of the tectonic plate of Nazca or of the Nazca-Antarctic plate boundary. In any case, such movements are known, and should be considered, as it is a tsunami-prone area. This ought to offer a mystery-solving explanation. Preciser localisation of the epicenter and hipocenter of the signal, and succesful correlation with geologic features, such as bending zones and fracture zones, etc., as well as with external forcing events, such as extraordinary tidal forces (eclipses, supermoons, etc.), ought to be definitive experiments.
The fact that colossal squids live on this planet which they are bigger than giant squids. Makes it clear to me that there is sea creatures out there that is atleast the size of a blue whale or close to around the size of one.
Sounds like the teutonic plates stressing and rubbing against each other ... like the earth's mantle is stretching and yawning ... but then again ... who am I?
That's a very large animal. Mammal. Insurmountable lung capacity.
Underwater vulcano erruption maybe or moving of the tectonic plates under water.
Vulcano dont sound like that
@@xxminecraftpvpproxx2408 doesn't sound like that because it's too far from the person who's gonna hear it. You heard sound wave? it changes tone of the sound while it is traveling from the explosion. and water compresses the sound one factor to change the sound of an explosion. You heard science? study its not too late for u to learn. what are u trying to say? That's godzilla's fart? Haha you funny man minimize watching movies read instead man.
wakulu riel daaaaayum
wakulu riel yeah dude volcano don’t sound like that
@@wakuluriel4363 wow men you surely know more than the scientists that have tried to solve this mistery, how they never thought on that?
Can you imagine how terrifying that'd be to hear that though
This isn't that actual sound. This one is still pitched 16x speed, the real one sounds like a slight groan or rumble
At 5:50 it got really loud. Listen to it on a good speaker if you can!
This past decade a report indicated a series of mammoth harmonic subsonic pulses, like what might be expected from a nuclear powered sonar antenna, preceded the collapse of a magma chamber in an underwater volcano northwest off of Madagascar that "rang Earth like a bell."
Theres a gigantic Monster out there :-P
I just have to say, it sounds like the sea emperor from subnautica
Its sound like my washing machine when its shaking like hell
it was the Call of Cthulu, from deep Ryehle, tossing restlessly in his eons-old sleep and dreaming of vast slaughter
*I deadass will box anyone who tries to say sea monsters aren't possible*
Does the sound have a scientific name or is the scientific name the bloop? 😂
People: It's a giant monster in the ocean!
Me: There's gonna be a lot of disappointed people if it turns out to be from a 4 foot fish, lol.
The sound is much larger then the sounds that whales make... it’s much bigger than a four foot fish... but that doesn’t necessarily mean it is from an animal...
@@MrsYolandicook, anything’s possible. The loudest sound made by an animal comes from a tiny bird for example. But I’m pretty sure this sound was made by an iceberg or something.
Bruh it's the PlayStation startup sound slowed to perfection lmao
I'm glad too for there still being mystery in the world
It was an ocean bubble or the plates rubbing..watched something similar and it sound the same...
Wtf is staring at me at 4:05?
Billi
Certainly looks like a giant eye! Could be that of a whale (which in itself is still amazing) or...?
Welcome to jurassic park.
Kaiju
Les Bermes we apparently think very much alike. I was planning on posting about that then I saw yours. My mind went absolutely blank trying to get kaiju to pop Into my it. Thanks. Can't freakin wait to see the 2nd installment! Hopefully epic.
GET THE JEAGERS!
Chtulu
Godzilla
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I have two physical reactions to it while listening with headphones 1. immediate headache behind the ears 2. slight nausea... interesting, i think it’s the Frequency...
*me 24/7*
😳
This sounds a lot like “the hum” to me... Ever since I have lived on the Puget sound in Washington state I hear it quite frequently... I am actually hearing it again now...
A few weeks ago, it was incredibly loud, made my house vibrate... when it switched to a lower frequency my head started to hurt I felt nauseous and extremely disoriented. I had to comment, because you were saying similar physical reactions...
Yeah there is. It's known to be a sunken iceberg scraping the ocean floor.
In 2012 the NOAA concluded that the noise was an icequake (mansy smaller quakes have been recorded), but later a documentary on the Discovery Channel (2012 ) said it was actually due to mermaids, destroying the theory of icequakes. So, i'm on a fence about the origins.
I can’t believe that the bloop actually looks like that! That is awesome! I love this creature so much!
Wasn't this found to be a large icequake or something?
I remember reading years ago that it was, and yep, if you check its ON THE WIKIPEDIA PAGE.
Yes indeed it was a massive shifting sheet of ice from Antarctica.
geeheeber yeah, right, good old Wikipedia, brilliant.
geeheeber wiki is an idiot
@@jadecamp6297 unless it's about fictional characters.
*It was... ‘GODZILLA’..!!!* 🦖 PMSL..! 😆
5:53 was SCARIEST part of the noise!!
I like how he said it didn't bother him that there still Mysteries out there that's a true scientist rather than somebody who feels like they have to know everything to where they're beginning to cut corners and act like they know
"We called it The Bloop because when you hear it it sounds like "blouup""... killed the mystery right there!
It does boggle the imagination, though. I like the idea of it being some kind of huge, unknown, undersea creature. However, without being a marine biologist (or any scientist of any kind, except perhaps as a scientist in wasting time), I would presume that, were that the case, then "bloop" sounds would be more frequent.
Perhaps some it was produced by some geological activity? Or pockets of air bursting? I don't know. It is fascinating.
A truly cool story with wonderful visuals and creepy soundscape! Kudos
Chile has very high UFO activity and a lot of the saucers are seen plunging deep into the ocean.
So they say... Wouldn't surprise me at all. There's plenty we don't know that's for sure.
This is a very well made video.
I cannot stand the way American-made documentaries are structured: over-dramatic voice, shitty suspensive music and 1.5 second shots and cut offs.
This however, is fantastic. Bravo.
The bloop was probably HUGE ice sculptures scraping on the bottom of the ocean
2:40 that could be an scp
It's a Taniwha!!
parauri kiriwi Are u from nz?
I'm from nz
lmao
chur da bo
Or maori claiming the seabeds.
Off topic but has anyone heard those strange noises coming from the sky at different times all over the world? I personally haven't heard any but my daughter has and I've heard recordings. I'm curious to hear other's opinions on this matter. 🤔
Try "The Hum"
Plot twist, it was just a fish sleeping who was snoring
It’s the captain from the Spongebob theme song saying “Ohhhhhh!”. It’s so deep that it distorts his voice.
They figured it out years ago. It was antarctic ice breaking free.
Keith Chamberlain What if thats what they want you to believe Schizo gang
No it was a turtle dove sucking the pumps and gobbling those sea turtles and purring so hard while mateing that's what you heard lmao
Ah yes, Cathulu!
Maybe the Earth burped or farted? Sorry I am no scientist, just a wildddd guess. ;)
your kinda right it was an icequake
An assquake
I'd have never guessed. Lol
I wonder if it could be gas in association with an underwater cave getting pressed through a hole or something. So perhaps you’re right?!?
@@bigboi9856 HAHAHAHAHHAHA
The announcer already provided the answer. Bloop was the name of an alien discovered by the Space Family Robinson on the TV show "Lost in Space" He really wasn't a dressed-up chimpanzee but was indeed an alien... a very noisy alien perhaps.
They could have done a better job mixing the audio. The dude sounded louder than the bloop
Oh I know !.. that was my neighbor's motorcycle, he does that often, dont worry.
Funny how you are making ordinary underwater animals look all creepy.
This whole video has a strange feel to it. I'm willing to bet this would make some people very uncomfortable.
perhaps an early sign before the volcano Pu'u O'o had the breakout May 24?
medverkande smart, but i think incorrect
They captured the roar of Cthulhu as he was waking from his ancient slumber. 💪🏻🤘🏻
Glacial plates moving, it's already been explained.
Minecraft cave sounds be like:
It was just me, I was scuba diving and I pretended I was a submarine. lol u guys get scared easily
OMG I'M NOT SLEEPING TONIGHT
Sammmeeee😩😩😩😤
It was the alien spaceship deep underwater in the Mariana trench communicating with the mothership.