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00:00Imagine the whole planet quietly thumping every 26 seconds like a cosmic metronome nobody can hear.

00:06Since the 1960s, scientists have picked up a tiny tremor repeating every 26 seconds like Earth is trying to send us a Morse code.

00:13Don't worry, you can't feel it, only super-sensitive seismometers can.

00:18The weirdest part? This heartbeat always comes from the same spot, the Gulf of Guinea, off West Africa.

00:24So what's causing Earth to tick like a giant clock?

00:26Some say it's powerful ocean waves smacking into the continental shelf, kind of like waves rocking a floating dock.

00:33And and?

00:34Others think it could be from mysterious volcanic activity, though no volcano has RSVP'd to this party.

00:40And a few even suspect weird stuff like deep-sea pressure changes.

00:44But here's the twist. No one actually knows.

00:47It's one of Earth's coolest unsolved mysteries just quietly pulsing away while we scratch our heads.

00:52Stay curious. Maybe you'll be the one to crack the code.

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