Scientists have recorded a strange sound coming from the depths of the Caribbean sea.
British scientists announced the appearance of a strange sound that comes from the Caribbean. It managed to capture even from space. The phenomenon has aroused great interest from scientists because it can affect climate change in the future.
Scientists from the University of Liverpool in the UK, watching the dynamics of the ocean and noticed strange sounds coming from the Caribbean sea. The noise was so strong that it could record from space.
British researchers, analyzing the sea level and pressure in the region over the past 60 years, said that before this phenomenon, they are not fixed. So, the Caribbean sea is an extremely important part of the global circulation, where the formation of currents that feed the Gulf stream. In order to predict future climate change, scientists carefully monitor the flow of hot and cold water on the planet.
It turns out that the pressure fluctuations in the Caribbean sea occur in real life. And the sound that is heard, scientists have described as a whistle.
“This phenomenon may change the sea level by as much as 10 cm along the Colombian and Venezuelan coast, so understanding it can help predict the likelihood of coastal flooding,” explained one of the researchers Chris Hughes.
