The giant oceans have caused the cataclysm?

Rumors have been discovered that an object resembles a ship on top of Mount Ararat (in Armenie, eastern Turkey, which, according to the legend of the parking place of Noah), has stimulated scientists around the world. Road to survey this mountain.

If Noah was real on Mount Ararat, then perhaps this would be the greatest archaeological discovery in history. And, the event also becomes evidence of possible cataclysm disaster.

Most recently, scientists have discovered giant oceans hidden more than 1,000 km deep beneath the surface of the earth and they think this is the cause of the legend of the cataclysm. The problem is: where does the flood water come from? What caused the cataclysm to sink the earth in the vast sea?

In February of the following year, American researchers made an unexpected discovery. According to them, the water flooded the earth from the earth! They claimed to have explored huge masses of water beneath the surface of the earth and thought there were two underground oceans.

Professor Wysession's discovery is truly surprising: There is evidence that there are at least two underground oceans beneath the surface of continental Europe - Asia and North America. Professor said: 'The special attenuation characteristic of vertical seismic waves clearly shows the presence of water. This property is suitable for water. '

The researchers also designed the 3D model of the region based on the depth exploration database. They believe that underground oceans have the same amount of water as the two polar oceans. Water is determined at depths from 1,200 km to 1,400 km.

Academician Eric Galimov, Director of the Institute of Geochemistry and analysis of the Vernadsky calculus in Moscow, evaluated Professor Wysession's theory as 'completely credible '.

It should also be noted that about 60 years ago, British researchers at Manchester University also announced that they discovered seawater below the surface of the earth.

The British found traces of water when analyzing carbon dioxide sprayed up from a depth of about 1,500 km. Earlier some scientists around the world were not interested in this discovery even though it was published in the journal Nature.

Image of groundwater block under Asia. (Photo: National Geographic)

Tran Thanh Phong (General)