Cette Île n'Existe Pas Mais Elle Ne Cesse d'Apparaître Sur Les Cartes

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Il y a ce mystère fascinant à propos d'une île appelée l'île de Sable—elle n'existe pas, mais elle continue d'apparaître sur les cartes. Pendant des années, les gens pensaient qu'elle était réelle parce que les premiers explorateurs l'avaient signalée, et les cartographes s'en sont accommodés. Même Google Maps l'avait à un moment donné ! Puis, en 2012, une équipe de recherche s'est rendue à l'endroit supposé et n'a trouvé… rien d'autre que l'océan ouvert. Il s'avère que c'était probablement une confusion avec des pierres ponces flottant sur l'eau ou simplement une erreur humaine. Maintenant, cela rappelle que tout ce qui figure sur une carte n'est pas vrai, et même les cartographes peuvent se tromper !  Animation créée par Sympa. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Musique par Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com   Pour ne rien perdre de Sympa, abonnez-vous!: https://goo.gl/6E4Xna​ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Nos réseaux sociaux : Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sympasympacom/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sympa.officiel/  Stock de fichiers (photos, vidéos et autres): https://www.depositphotos.com https://www.shutterstock.com https://www.eastnews.ru ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------  Si tu en veux encore plus, fais un tour ici:  http://sympa-sympa.com

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00:00The Isle of Sand, a mysterious terrestrial mass, appeared on the maps of our planet for nearly 200 years before it became volatilized.

00:09Located in the South Pacific, between Australia and New Caledonia,

00:13this ghost island was first reported by 18th century explorers,

00:18and was subsequently regularly recorded on maps and even on scientific evidence.

00:23But when in 2012 a ship went on a search using these supposed coordinates,

00:28they only found a vast desert water.

00:30Its crew even measured the depth of the ocean at this place,

00:33and reported that with a minimum of 1,220 meters,

00:36there was no chance that a large piece of land could be hidden under the water.

00:40To make things even stranger, when we look at the exact coordinates of the island on Google Earth,

00:46these weak contours, which draw a long and thin land, are always clearly visible,

00:52without any terrestrial mass being present in reality.

00:56Some have made probable map errors,

00:59but the mystery of this island, which has managed to deceive the world for centuries, is still not solved to this day.

01:05Speaking of mysterious islands, let us now plunge into the enigma of Hashima.

01:09Located off Nagasaki, in Japan,

01:12this small island used to be a very active coal mining site,

01:16where workers and families lived.

01:18But when, in the 1970s, the demand for coal declined,

01:22the island was abandoned,

01:24its inhabitants leaving behind a disturbing ghost town.

01:28Today, Hashima is a sinister and silent place,

01:31with concrete buildings collapsing,

01:33and overgrown vegetation.

01:35If you are brave enough, you can do a virtual tour using Google Earth.

01:40But there are some places that digital maps do not allow you to observe well,

01:45like the Warde Islands, in Australia.

01:47If you look for the coordinates of these islands,

01:50you will see that there are many shadow areas near the coast.

01:54This has led to all kinds of speculation on the Internet.

01:57People wondered what could be hiding under the surface.

02:01Is it a simple technical problem,

02:03or could it be that nature is something unusual in these places?

02:07We still do not have a concrete answer regarding these strange shadows.

02:11But it is worth mentioning that this region is part of a protected natural zone.

02:16It is home to the Australian Sea Lion,

02:19and New Zealand's furry otter.

02:21These shadow areas could therefore be part of a plan to preserve the fauna,

02:26and, more generally, the environment of this region.

02:29Let's stay on the subject of scary islands and abandoned places.

02:33If you visit Rio de Janeiro one day,

02:35you may notice something disturbing.

02:38Sinister Santa Claus,

02:39damaged sugar cane canes,

02:41and rusty slides surrounded by palm trees and lush vegetation.

02:46This is Alba Noel,

02:47an abandoned and scary theme park.

02:51The creator of this park had big dreams,

02:54thinking it would become a huge and eclectic attraction,

02:58with different themed areas.

03:00Its surface corresponds to that of 460 football fields.

03:04The work began in 2000,

03:07but the place closed a few years later,

03:09after the tragic death of its creator in a car accident,

03:12just a few meters from the entrance of the park.

03:15Today, the attractions are slowly rotting away.

03:19We would really believe ourselves in a science fiction movie.

03:22But these multicolored rings are indeed on Earth,

03:25in Yellowstone National Park, to be exact.

03:29With a diameter of 113 meters,

03:31it is the largest hot spring in the United States

03:34and the third largest in the world.

03:36All these colors come from various types of bacteria,

03:39which form a real thermographic filter.

03:42Each type of bacteria develops at different temperatures,

03:46and their colors reflect the levels of heat

03:48in the different parts of the spring.

03:50Our next step is Italy,

03:52where the Villa di Vecchi is located,

03:54also known as the Red House,

03:57or the Phantom Manor.

03:58For each Phantom Manor,

04:00there is an urban legend.

04:02Although none of what we are going to say is confirmed,

04:05the story is still quite interesting,

04:08and downright bizarre.

04:10Built in the middle of the 19th century

04:12by the Count Felix de Vecchi,

04:14this once grandiose summer residence

04:16has one day become the theater of a tragedy.

04:19The Count's wife died in mysterious circumstances,

04:23and his daughter disappeared, never to be seen again.

04:26Devastated,

04:27the Count would have spent the rest of his life

04:29looking for answers.

04:31Over the years,

04:32the manor fell into ruin,

04:34and legends have fed its reputation of haunted places.

04:37Some say they heard strange noises,

04:40or saw ghostly silhouettes,

04:42while others speak of singular rituals

04:45that took place there.

04:47Although ravaged and invaded by vegetation,

04:50the Villa di Vecchi remains popular

04:52with the curious that strange stories intrigue.

04:55After exploring these mysterious deserted buildings,

04:58let's go to a place where the forces of nature

05:01have left a considerable mark,

05:03the Barringer crater in Arizona.

05:06This site was formed in an instant,

05:08about 50,000 years ago,

05:10when a big iron and nickel meteorite hit the earth.

05:14Measuring a little less than 1,200 meters in diameter

05:17and 170 meters deep,

05:19this crater is one of the best-preserved impact sites in the world.

05:23When you stand on board,

05:25you can almost imagine the incredible force of the collision

05:28that destroyed everything around it.

05:31Today, the Barringer crater is a fascinating geological site

05:34that attracts many scientists and visitors.

05:37Seen on Google Earth,

05:39this region of Niger seems frightening.

05:42Species of glass domes scatter the landscape there,

05:45as if it were an interplanetary colony.

05:48In reality, it is an illusion.

05:51These domes are actually small semicircular pits

05:55belonging to the Just Dig It project.

05:58They are called water slabs, or earth smiles,

06:02and they are dug to capture rainwater

06:04and restore dry and impoverished lands.

06:07It is a simple but brilliant method

06:10that allows to bring life back to areas affected by desertification.

06:14By retaining the water,

06:15these structures allow the vegetation to grow back,

06:18to refresh the soil,

06:20and to revive the ecosystems.

06:22You have probably heard of the famous Nazca lines in Peru, right?

06:27These are huge ancient geoglyphs,

06:30engraved in the desert,

06:31and representing spiders, monkeys, and hummingbirds.

06:35Recently, a similar figure appeared and went around the Internet.

06:39This new figure, located at the top of a mountain,

06:42looks a lot like a wild boar.

06:45Although it is super cool to find a new potential geoglyph,

06:49the lack of concrete information

06:51and the unclear edges suggest

06:53that it could simply be a natural formation.

06:56This is no less intriguing.

06:58But if you go south, to Chile,

07:01you will find a real geoglyph.

07:04It is the Atacama giant,

07:06which measures about 119 meters.

07:08This funny-looking drawing

07:10would represent a spiritual figure, or a god.

07:13We are not sure of its meaning,

07:16but experts think that this drawing could have been used as an astronomical calendar.

07:21The dots located on the top and sides of the head

07:24indicate the seasons according to their alignment with the Moon.

07:28By exploring Google Earth,

07:30you may also discover mysterious remains,

07:33such as the MV Plassey in Ireland.

07:36This ship had a tragic fate in 1960

07:39when a strong storm and violent winds

07:42made it fall to Phoenice Rock

07:44with a hole in the bottom of its hull.

07:46The water began to swell from below.

07:49After shouting and running in all directions,

07:52the crew managed to evacuate the ship.

07:55Today, its wreck is still in Phoenix Rock.

07:58It is a very popular attraction today.

08:01You can still see its hull disintegrating over time,

08:04which makes the scene even more appealing.

08:08Here is an interesting subject in relation to the Titanic.

08:12It is true that this ship is 3,960 meters deep,

08:16so it is not possible to see it with satellite cameras.

08:21But if you type these coordinates in Google Earth,

08:24you will find the place where this famous shipwreck took place.

08:28And it's not that scary.

08:30We only see a large area of blue water.

08:33But it is still interesting to see

08:35how far the ship was from everything

08:37on this tragic night that the world has never forgotten.

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