Extensive Analysis of 3D topographic ocean seafloor maps reveals an incredible coincidence.
Trench-like features that are in straight lines! A few of these trench-like features extend for many miles, in some places they extend for hundreds of miles according to the data.
The Bermuda Island can be seen below, along with several lines, some that seem to come to or end at the Bermuda islands and other islands close-by.
Below is the Bermuda Area above with red lines overlapping the enormous, 'trench-like' features:
The trenches above are particularly fascinating because sometimes they lead to areas that contain mountain like features on the ocean floor and sometimes these features can be seen on the surface of the land. The trenches are also unusual because they do not follow any natural fault line patterns. Some of the trenches are perpendicular to fault lines and they all appear to be the same consistent width. Also notable features include patterns that can be seen below in the close-up of the Bermuda Island radar topographic image: |
