Sonar Sweeps of a Legendary Lake Yield Baffling Underwater Anomalies
A new sonar sweep of a legendary Scottish lake picked up odd signals, reopening the subsurface anomaly file. Initial data is preserved for later review, lending support to theories of sunken timber moving with seasonal currents.
A new sonar sweep of a legendary Scottish lake picked up odd signals, reopening the subsurface anomaly file.
Initial data is preserved for later review, lending support to theories of sunken timber moving with seasonal currents.
The science team stayed cautious, noting final interpretation needs repeated confirmed imaging.
The gap between phenomenon and marvel stays hostage to eye and camera, and science offers no quick answers for enthusiasts.
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