00:00You will be surprised to discover the incredible discoveries that a simple exploration on Google Maps can allow.
00:06This is the case of this individual who, in observant a habitable cratère, could well have made a major major advance.
00:13In 2024, the Canadian Joel Lapointe planned a walk in his native region.
00:19He opened Google Earth and was interested in the region of the North of Quebec.
00:24Then he noticed a solid structure, perfectly surrounded.
00:28The size of this structure was impressive.
00:31Around 15 km from one point to the other, with a adjacent lake.
00:35He didn't wait to do a capture of the screen and send the image to a French geophysician to obtain a clear view.
00:42Most of the time, this type of image is not interesting.
00:46Sometimes even simple artifacts from Google Earth.
00:49However, he was surprised by discovering the answer of the scientist.
00:52According to the geophysician, the topography suggested that the pointe
00:56could be put on the ground the impact zone of a meteorite.
01:00The impact points are particularly difficult to identify.
01:03They are present for millions of years.
01:05Their shape has often been deeply altered by the erosion.
01:08These areas, designed by scientists as a surface surface,
01:12are generally circulated or in form of cratères,
01:15and are made of rocks formed by the impact of a meteorite.
01:18The problem is the following.
01:20The large mass mass mass formed around these cratères
01:22can easily be confused with the mountain chains.
01:25This is what has conquered the Canadian baroudeur.
01:27Cependant, the geophysician who studied this case
01:31gave him hope.
01:32This particular formation, in Quebec,
01:34had been classified as a type of volcanic formation.
01:37Or, after the pointe put this subject on the front of the scene,
01:41the scientists had to study their research to come to the truth.
01:46Until this recent discovery,
01:48we did not imagine any other causes
01:50than the volcanoes to explain the particularity of the region.
01:53This is in fact aware,
01:55because other phenomena such as the volcanism
01:57or the dolines,
01:58can easily be confused with the impact cratères.
02:01To verify,
02:02researchers collected from the site,
02:04a more efficient method to determine
02:06if a meteorite hit effectively.
02:09When a meteorite hit the Earth,
02:11it brings with it unique minerals from the space.
02:14This is what makes the impact cratères so fascinating.
02:17They show a direct link between our planet
02:20and the universe around us.
02:21At this day,
02:22scientists have catalogued the majority of minerals
02:25on our planet.
02:26In the research of impact structures,
02:28they often search the minerals like the taenite
02:31and the camacite,
02:32which are only in the meteors.
02:34The most important impact
02:36known in the world
02:37is that of the Dome of Vredefort,
02:39in South Africa.
02:40Formed around 4 billion years ago,
02:42the asteroid origin of this crater
02:44is considered as one of the most important
02:46to ever ever hit the Earth.
02:48When the Canadian researchers
02:50received the report on place,
02:52they confirmed the presence of Zircon,
02:54a mineral often associated
02:55to the impact zone.
02:56Even if it is impossible
02:58to guarantee that the point
02:59is truly discovered
03:01a crater of impact,
03:02the researchers organized
03:04a research mission
03:05in the region
03:06to have the heart net.
03:07If it was exact,
03:08it would be a major discovery
03:09that would be a major discovery
03:11the last one that had lieu in 2013.
03:14Another captivating
03:15comes from an adolescent
03:17of 15 years old.
03:18William Gadoury,
03:19also Canadian,
03:20nourished an inexplicable
03:21for the research
03:23of the Maya
03:24forgotten.
03:25Contrairement to the previous story,
03:27William had a methodical
03:28methodical
03:29and an objective
03:30precise.
03:31He had read many books
03:32on this civilization
03:33and was persuaded
03:34that the Maya
03:35had entered their city
03:36according to the stars.
03:37He opened a book
03:39and cartographed
03:40all the cities
03:41already made up.
03:42It is then
03:43that he did an observation
03:44capital.
03:45In the Mexican
03:46region of Yucatan,
03:47the archaeologists
03:48had discovered
03:49two cities Maya.
03:50However,
03:51the map
03:52of the constellation
03:53showed three stars.
03:54William Gadoury
03:55is now recognized
03:56as a third city
03:57could be found
03:59in the near future.
04:00William Gadoury
04:02is now recognized
04:03as a scientist
04:04and even received
04:05a prize
04:06for his theory
04:07of constellation.
04:08When he saw
04:09that a city
04:10was missing
04:11in the 23rd constellation
04:12studied,
04:13he found out
04:14on Google Earth
04:15in waiting
04:16to find satellite images
04:17to solve this mystery.
04:19The progress
04:20of the satellite technologies
04:21have already
04:22provided a new
04:23clear light
04:24on a long
04:25time forgotten
04:26such as Tikal
04:27located at the heart
04:28of the jungle
04:29guatemaltec
04:30and considered
04:31as the capital
04:32of the ancient empire
04:33Maya.
04:34Plein d'espoir,
04:35Gadoury contacta
04:36so a friend
04:37who worked
04:38at the United States
04:39to be able to
04:40explore his discovery.
04:41Fort
04:42his previous distinction,
04:43he benefited from
04:44the relations
04:45haut-placed.
04:46And then
04:47the things
04:48took off
04:49a huge
04:50square
04:51square
04:52between the Mexico
04:53and the Belize
04:54ressembling
04:55to the vestiges
04:56of an ancient city.
04:57William
04:58has submitted
04:59these images
05:00to a specialist
05:01in television.
05:02Together,
05:03they examined them
05:04in detail
05:05and concluded
05:06that the zone
05:07could have been
05:0830 buildings
05:09as well as a big pyramid.
05:10Gadoury
05:11called this new city
05:12the Foe.
05:13However,
05:14his theory
05:15has caused
05:16a serious criticism
05:17of
05:18the
05:19archaic
05:20where
05:21many
05:22experts
05:23in
05:24civilisation
05:25maya
05:26are employed
05:27to invalidate
05:28these
05:29discoveries
05:30based on the
05:31constellations
05:32of
05:34simple
05:35imagination
05:36creative.
05:37However,
05:38an adolescent
05:39of 15 years
05:40is almost
05:41made to
05:42a lost city
05:43maya
05:44remains
05:45remarkable.
05:46These are
05:47little points
05:48visible on the
05:49images of
05:50Google Earth.
05:51They are
05:52curious
05:53circles
05:54tachetés
05:55discovered
05:56in the desert
05:58of
06:00several years
06:01ago.
06:02First,
06:03he thought
06:04to an anomaly
06:05of satellite images.
06:06These circles
06:07over a number
06:08of several
06:09dozens
06:10of kilometers
06:11in the right
06:12distance.
06:13Their presence
06:14is the question
06:15of knowing
06:16if they are
06:17human or natural.
06:18To solve
06:19this mystery,
06:20the YouTuber
06:21interrogated
06:22the
06:23photographs
06:24of Google Earth.
06:25He said
06:26that it was
06:27the
06:28circles
06:29exist
06:30and appear
06:31on several years
06:32of intervalles.
06:33At the beginning,
06:34he considered
06:35that these circles
06:36could be liated
06:37to an oil
06:38oil.
06:39Given the
06:40richness
06:41of the
06:42oil
06:43of
06:44oil
06:45of
06:46oil
06:47of
06:48oil
06:49of
06:50oil
06:51of
06:52oil
06:53of
06:54oil
06:55of
06:56oil
06:57of
06:58oil
07:00through
07:02wind
07:04oil
07:05We
07:07have
07:08to
07:09come
07:10to
07:11emis une seconde hypothèse. Ces cercles pourraient être les vestiges d'anciens puits. Cependant,
07:17après avoir consulté un spécialiste, il a découvert que cela ne pouvait pas être le
07:21cas. On peut observer certaines de ces constructions traditionnelles dans d'autres zones sur Google
07:25Earth, mais leur apparence diffère grandement des mystérieux cercles en question. Décidé à élucider
07:31le mystère, il s'est rendu en Algérie, parcourant 160 km dans le désert. Une fois sur place,
07:37il découvre un vaste cratère creusé dans le sable, entouré de douze petites trous. Cette
07:42disposition lui évoquait une sorte d'ancêtre de nos horloges modernes. Il a aussi repéré quelque
07:48chose d'invisible sur Google Earth, de fin fils métallique. En creusant dans le sable avec son
07:53équipe, il a découvert de la vieille dynamite, ainsi que des boîtes de sardines. Apparemment,
07:59elles détenaient la clé du mystère. Les cercles du Sahara, comme ils sont désormais connus,
08:04n'étaient mis pas des vestiges d'anciens relevés sismiques, puisque cette technologie
08:08n'existait pas à l'époque où ils furent être réalisés. Cependant, ils étaient bel et bien liés
08:13à l'exploration pétrolière. Les trous de dynamite servaient à autrefois de méthode de prospection,
08:18tandis que ces boîtes de sardines témoignaient du passage des ouvriers. Et voilà, encore un mystère
08:24de Google Earth résolu. Il y a très très longtemps, une gigantesque météorite s'est écrasée sur la
08:33terre avec une puissance destructrice épouvantable. Elle était plusieurs fois plus grosse que celle
08:38qui a anéanti les dinosaures il y a 65 millions d'années. Heureusement, il n'y avait pas de vie
08:44qu'il aurait pu emporter. Sinon cela aurait été une véritable catastrophe. Désormais, les scientifiques
08:49pensent qu'il a laissé derrière lui une énorme empreinte. Le massif cratère d'impact en Antarctique,
08:55qui est plus grand que l'ensemble de l'état de New York. L'endroit présente également une
08:59anomalie gravitationnelle à Wilkesland. Au début, les scientifiques ont remarqué quelque chose d'étrange
09:06lorsqu'ils ont mesuré la gravité de la terre dans cette région. Un étrange trou de gravité ou une
09:12anomalie gravitationnelle négative. Plus tard, avec une meilleure technologie, ils ont découvert
09:16quelque chose d'encore plus étrange. Il y avait une anomalie gravitationnelle positive à
09:21l'intérieur de ce trou de gravité, un endroit avec une gravité plus forte. Ce type de structure,
09:26appelé un mascon, abréviation de concentration de masse, apparaît souvent dans des lieux où
09:32d'énormes roches spatiales ou météorites se sont écrasées sur une planète.
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