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an unusual natural phenomenon can help find the lake monster
The mystery of the Loch Ness Monster will finally be solved thanks to a surprising finding by scientists. As of November 2024, there have been more than 1,555 sightings of the aquatic monster known as Nessie, but scientists still doubt its existence.
Researchers suggest that an unusual natural phenomenon could shed light on the mystery of the appearance of the Loch Ness monster. Loch Ness Exploration (LNE) founder alan McKenna believes mysterious “standing waves” could explain sightings of the mythical creature. He explained: “A standing wave occurs when two boat waves of the same frequency and amplitude move in opposite directions on the surface of a lake. When they meet and interact, a standing wave can occur.”
However, capturing a standing wave caused by the movement of a boat in open water is much more difficult.Alan noted, “The waves and the roll of the boat have to match.”
“Now there are many factors to consider, such as the size of the boat, direction and speed. A small boat with a smaller engine creates a fully different wake than a large boat. This is not an easy task, especially in open water, but it is doable,” added the researcher.
McKenna hopes to document this phenomenon in the depths of the lake. Skipper Ali Matheson frequently enough spots standing waves, especially at the small jetty in Urquhart Bay known as Temple Pier, he said.
“That’s great, but catching a standing wave in open water is a much more difficult task. We know that standing waves exist and have received reports of them, but we don’t have videos showing a natural standing wave in action,” McKenna points out.
The LNE founder said that since the company was founded he has tried to capture as many natural phenomena as possible, as most reports about Nessie can be explained.
Alan also said it was crucial to be sensitive to the opinions of local residents. Scientists are inclined to trust their observations because they see Loch Ness every day and are more aware of its behavior than tourists.
Regarding the existence of the legendary creature, Alan remains neutral: “If there realy are unknown animals in Loch ness, then it is indeed clear that they behave very carefully. This is the perfect place for the shy creature: 37 kilometers of cold, dark water and a depth of around 228 metres. You could be standing next to a submarine 200 feet down and not even notice it as it’s dark!”
The researcher recalls that as a child he believed in the plesiosaur theory. But the more he studies the history of Loch Ness, the less plausible the theory becomes: “We’ve had many candidates for Nessie, such as giant eels and long-necked seals, but we don’t have a definitive answer – that’s what keeps the mystery alive. “
How is technology helping to advance sustainability efforts in urban settings?
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Editor: Welcome to Time.news! Today, we’re thrilled to have Dr. Maya Carson, an environmental scientist and a leading expert on climate change, with us. Dr. Carson, thank you for taking the time to speak with us today!
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