A strange hum in the Indian ocean: scientists have finally found the source of the sound

Previously, scientists said that caught strange seismic rumble in the Indian ocean. After some research, the experts came to the conclusion that the hum has arisen due to inflation or deflation of the Caldera or the movement of magma under the oceanic bottom.

The seismic phenomenon has been observed near Mayotte. Fluctuations of low frequency became the reason of seismic rumbling in many areas of the planet.

According to the seismologist Anthony Lomax, with high probability, proceeded from the point of eruption of an underwater volcano in the North-East of Mayotte.

The movement of magma under volcanoes and inflation or deflation of volcanoes calderini able to produce a variety of sounds, said Lomax. They can be long and repetitive. A strange roar was first noticed on 11 November 2018, then he powered sensors scientists. The locals, by the way, did not hear any sound vibrations. Over the past six months Mayotte "attacked" many strong earthquakes.

Translated by «Yandex.Translator»