Mysterious Radioactive Anomaly Discovered Deep Under The Pacific Ocean

 A mysterious radioactive anomaly has been detected deep beneath the Pacific Ocean. Scientists in Germany, led by physicist Dominik Koll of the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf research institute, identified a sudden surge in the radioactive isotope Beryllium-10 in seafloor crust layers dating back 9–12 million years.

The anomaly was found in the Central and Northern Pacific, but researchers suspect it may be present globally.

Beryllium-10 is typically produced by cosmic rays interacting with Earth’s atmosphere and is deposited in ocean crusts over millions of years.

The unexpected spike in Beryllium-10 levels suggests a significant event occurred during this period. Possible explanations include a major reorganization of ocean currents, a nearby supernova, or Earth’s passage through an interstellar cloud, which could have increased cosmic ray activity and Beryllium-10 production....<<<Read More>>>...