Why is the strange sound under the sea of the Mariana so terrifying to the Japanese people?

This is due to the combination of the geographical location of the Mariana Trench and the geographical location of Japan.

Rumours of strange noises in the Mariana Trench emerged between 2014 and 2015. It is said that scientists at the time often made strange noises when monitoring the Mariana Trench, which were said to sound like the movement of metal machines, or a rather mournful roar. After the discovery of the sound was announced, there was a relatively large panic among the Japanese masses.

At that time, people regarded this event as a harbinger of the end of the world; There is evidence that there are terrible monsters living in the Mariana Trench; Others believe that the strange sound of the Mariana Trench is due to the movement of continental plates, which will cause Japan** or sink. None of these conjectures have been confirmed, but just as some people believe in the "end of the world in 2012," many Japanese people firmly believe that these conjectures may one day become true.

Of course, compared to the extremely slim possibility that the first two are true, the third one is still a certain possibility.

From various hypotheses and inferences, we can be sure that the tectonic plates on Earth are indeed in constant motion. At the same time, anyone who has studied geography knows that Japan is in the middle of two tectonic plates, and it is easy for Japan to appear when the tectonic plates move.

And judging from the world map, the Mariana Trench is not too far away from Japan. So it's no surprise that the people of Japan are worried about the strange sounds of the Mariana Trench as the sound of a continental plate moving when it moves.

After all, the altitude of Japan is not high, and Japan is indeed in the ** belt, if there is a big movement between the plates, it is easy to cause Japan ** or a tsunami, and the lethality of these two natural disasters is really not small, for the safety of their own lives, it is understandable to care about the strange sound of the Mariana Trench.

People are afraid because they don't know the cause. The strange sound is caused by the constant flow of water into the trench, and the friction between the flow of water and the air.

The strange sound on the seabed of Maria is a sign that the Asia-Pacific plate is in motion, and it also means that it is becoming more and more fragile and prone to tsunamis and tsunamis. And Japan is located between the Asia-Pacific plates, and the tsunami would put them in a state of disaster.

Since Japan is an island country relatively close to the Mariana Trench, ** is frequent. They believe that the strange sound at the bottom of the Mariana Trench may be the sound of the activity of the submarine continental plate, which they fear will cause to the Japanese people. Bring disaster.

At the same time, some scientists believe that the Japanese archipelago is moving to the Mariana Trench every year. If the trench is close to the Japanese island after many years, it may flood the Japanese island. Therefore, the Japanese people were very worried about the strange sound at the bottom of the trenches.

Because the Mariana Trench is very close to Japan, some scientists have proposed that the Japanese archipelago will move towards the Mariana Trench at a rate of 10 centimeters per year due to the movement of tectonic plates. The end result is that Japan will sink into the Mariana Trench. So the Japanese panicked.

Because the noise was so scary, the local people thought it was a monster or some unknown species.

Because I haven't heard strange noises. When the Japanese people heard the strange sound of the seabed, they couldn't figure out what kind of creature made the sound, and they were afraid of the monster.

Japan could sink into the sea after a collision.

Because the Mali Trench is not very far from Japan, scientists have proposed that the Mali Trench will move with the movement of tectonic plates, and that Japan is geographically composed of many islands, each of which will gradually move in the direction of the trench at a rate of 10 centimeters per year, which may eventually lead to only one outcome: sinking into the Mali Trench.

The Mariana Trench is the result of a huge collision between two tectonic plates, the Pacific Plate and the Eurasian Plate. When the oceanic plate collides with the continental plate, because the oceanic plate is lighter than the continental plate, the smaller oceanic plate is detained to the continental plate, thus forming the ocean trench we see today. If the continental plate and the oceanic plate are about the same size, the corresponding ocean trenches will be correspondingly deeper, and the Mariana Trench is one of the more representative ones, and there are other ocean trenches around the world.

We've heard of who's climbed Mount Everest, but have you heard of who's conquered the Mari Trench?, whether no one did it, or whether it didn't go to that extent. You don't think 11 kilometers under the sea is not that far, isn't that an easy thing to do?

Don't say it too soon, you can only feel the horror of the underwater world when you actually go. There are many theories about the strange sound on the bottom of the Mariana, which may be caused by **, the sound of a deep sea underground fault, or the sound of some unknown creature, such as whales and other marine creatures.

From the above facts and examples, we can clearly understand that the strange sound of the Mali Trench should be related to the geological structure of Mali and some other species, and the distance between the Mali Trench and the Pacific volcanic ** belt is not too far, and it cannot be ruled out that the strange sound of the Mali Trench is related to the ** activity in some way.

Because the Mariana Trench is very close to Japan, this sound may be the friction of the tectonic plate movement, so they are afraid.

This is because the Japanese people believe that there may be dangerous unknown creatures in the trench that may pose a threat to humans.

Because the sound itself is terrifying, and we don't know why it makes that sound, human beings are originally afraid of the unknown, and it is normal for people to be afraid.

Since the middle of the last century, mankind has also begun real space exploration, from the launch of artificial satellites, to the astronauts flying out of the earth, and finally landing on the moon, as our understanding is getting wider and wider, we feel the "smallness" of the earth.

Human beings know too little about the ocean, but 70% of the surface area of the earth is covered by the ocean, the average ocean depth on the earth is more than 3,000 meters, the deepest place is the Mariana Trench, where the depth can reach 10,000 meters, in other words, even if Mount Everest is put in, it can not show its head.

This also worries many Japanese people, after all, the Mariana Trench is relatively close to Japan, and scientists have previously put forward the assumption that the Mariana Trench is also constantly moving due to the movement of tectonic plates, so the Japanese archipelago is moving towards the Mariana Trench at a rate of 10 centimeters per year. The end result would be that Japan would sink into the Mariana Trench.

Therefore, Japan trembled as if it were standing on the edge of a cliff, and the mysterious sound that appeared in the Mariana Trench stirred up Japan's sensitive nerves.

This is actually the sound of metal impacting, but because no one has ever heard this sound at the bottom of the sea before, and it is often heard, and the Japanese people are afraid that it is a precursor to a tsunami, so they are more worried and afraid.

In 2014-2015, the United States conducted reconnaissance and monitoring of the Maria Trench, and repeatedly heard sounds similar to metal impacts, which lasted for more than 20 days before disappearing.

In fact, we should be very clear that the sound of the 10,000-meter-deep Mariana Trench is that the friction of the plate movement is amplified. The location close to the trench is usually the most frequent area, so Japan always pays attention to the changes in the Mariana Trench.

The Mariana Trench is very deep, so it is unlikely that this sound was made by a large animal. On the contrary, it may be the sound of the plate moving and rubbing.

Human beings have developed and multiplied on the earth for millions of years, and modern human beings are the direct descendants of Homo sapiens, because our ingenuity has made great progress and multiplied on the road of development and evolution, and other human races under the former man have become extinct on the road of development.

Our development process is actually a process of understanding the living world, once we thought that the world we lived in was to the sea, now our world has become a global village, with high-speed transportation, we can go to any corner. Since the middle of the last century, human beings have also carried out real space exploration, launching artificial satellites, astronauts flying out of the earth, and finally landing on the moon.

However, some scientists have raised a question, human beings may not know as much about the ocean as space, 70% of the earth's surface area is covered by the ocean, the average ocean depth is more than 3,000 meters, the deepest place is the Mariana Trench, the depth can reach 10,000 meters, even if Mount Everest is put in, it cannot leak out.

There are few uninhabited areas on the earth, but the underwater world has always haunted us, after all, it is a place that marine life cannot easily reach, scientists believe that the ultimate depth of marine life is about 8,000 meters, and the Mariana Trench at a depth of 10,000 meters is completely barren and icy world.

It has also worried many people in Japan, because the Mariana Trench is relatively close to Japan, and some scientists have previously put forward the idea that due to the movement of the plates, the Mariana Trench is also constantly moving, and the Japanese archipelago is moving towards the Mariana Trench at a rate of 10 centimeters per year. The end result is that Japan will sink to the Mariana Trench, probably much later.

But Japan is also trembling as if it were standing on the edge of a cliff, and the continuous mysterious sound of the Mariana Trench has stirred up Japan's sensitive nerves.

In fact, this is the sound of the Eurasian plate and the Pacific plate squeezing and colliding with each other, and Japan is in the Pacific Rim ** belt, so they are a little worried and afraid.

The Mariana Trench has been making a strange noise for 20 consecutive days, and it is a natural phenomenon that the water and air in the Mariana Trench collide and make a collision sound.

Such a sound did frighten the residents living nearby, but after research, it was found that the sound of two plates rubbing against each other and colliding was not a disaster.