Mystic gas bubble ?

[allouagne]

Hi !
I've found a mystic wave formation. Could it be an methan gas bubble !?!
What ist it ?

[Captain Hornblower]

Pretty interesting...
Gas bubbles? Maybe, I have no better idea.

[hypeserver]

no, I don't beleive it is a gas bubble. probaly just a regular wave pattern since this placemark IS located in the ocean.

[Captain Hornblower]

Gas bubbles are possible in the ocean, but I don't know where they are possible and where not. An oil rig capsized and sunk due to a giant methane bubble a few years ago somewhere.
The waves on the ocean are caused by the wind and is therefore in linear wavefronts, not circular. There must be a singular reason.

[hypeserver]

yes,I know gas bubbles are possible in the ocean. Do you remember the tsunami that happened a few years ago though? this could probaly be the start of an underwater earthquake which can cause tsunamis. (which the last one was caused by)

[hermannbruns]

Hi !
I've found a mystic wave formation. Could it be an methan gas bubble !?!
What ist it ?


the german book "Der Schwarm" ? There are a lot of bubbles in the book, methan...

Try to look to norway

[allouagne]

Here I found an underwater crater. This supports the thesis of the methane gas bubbles in this area.

[tmcwill]

:confused:

[Arashi]

Methan Gas is suspected to be the bad guy in the Bermuda Triangle, so maybe?

But I wouldn't say it's impossible that the waves are shaped by a local wind.