Interesting anomalies Costa Rica area

Found these searching the Ocean can anyone shed some light on what they could be?

Looks interesting for sure!

Anyone know the depth of these anomalies?

a reply to: Gargoyle91

All i can think of now is how it looks like a sideways pencil compass embedded in the ocean.


Hmm interesting.

-Alee

a reply to: Gargoyle91

It's nothing, the Google version of the ocean floor is very very VERY weak representation, you will not be able to see any details, most likely they are sonar tracks from various science ships, you can see those sonar tracks all over Google, the ocean bottom is a little more detailed in those sonar tracks.

a reply to: Mianeye

Hum must be a huge sonar lol Can you recommend a descent Satellite search program even if it's a monthly charge?

a reply to: Gargoyle91
That's intriguing. I think you should have the honor of giving them names.

Cool looking stuff huh!! Love it too!! Hope this helps!

Great video explaining how sonar tracks can look like high intelligence made structures or are they just sonar tracks. Good Info if you watch the video.


This is the site he was using in the above video
MGDS Marine Geoscience Data Center www.marine-geo.org...

On the other hand here is another video “with the exact place you are looking at in your posted pics” Some others thought it was unique also. Maybe use the MGDS to closer check this area out & see what you can find out.

The specific area you are looking at doesn’t to me (no expert) look like the sonar tracks in the first video???

Here is another very educational & interesting & hopefully helpful link.
Exploring our Fluid Earth
manoa.hawaii.edu...

Keep your curiosity

a reply to: SeekingDepth
Reminds of Richard Sauder, author of the book Hidden in Plain Sight, no disrespect to Philip Schneider.

Saunder is a trailblazer in underground bases research. He started with solid documents research- plans, budgets and infos on engineers' conventions specializing in underground bases. Here's a video of his interview where he mentioned underwater bases for submarines: