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- The Curse of Oak Island Seismic Data explained by Jeremy Church from Panther Geoscience shows that the Oak Island Swamp was much deeper that previously thought. Even Rick Lagina has recently called it a Sand Channel.
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Love this... Thanks for going back over this...
My pleasure. Glad you enjoyed it.
Isn’t this terrific!!! Love the outline of the “ship shaped anomaly” !! ⚔️⚔️⭐️⭐️ 🏝️ 😎
It is interesting
@@Jfree906 Well Jeff, what do you think it is ?? 💫⚔️🏝️👋
Very interesting.... thanks, and I look forward to more in-depth analysis.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Draught of a galleon would be between 2 to 4 meters for the range of ships operating at that time. Typically a working Spanish galleon build size of circa 65 metres long 15 to 17metres beam and 2.5 to 3 metres draught.
Thanks! I could have looked it up on the internet but great having viewers come with this data. Thanks for watching!
Questions are plentiful, answers are scarce. Knowledge takes time.
Very true!
Actually, you cannot falsify the unfalsifiable. Nothing about OI has ever been falsifiable. It is always spun into a "there is still hope" scenario. It's what makes looks into it useless in my opinion. Unless you are falsifying statements you are never gaining an inch. They appear to be happy to grow the possibilities.
Opine, maybe the swamp should be reverted back to its natural configuration. ie: have a couple of large culverts with gates installed within the road. Allowing the tide to wash out the swamp and having the gates to close off the ocean at their convenence. 24 hours and the swamp is empty of water with less muck.
Now there is a thought!
They drilled from a barge and found nothing
They did find something. They found that the material turned to dense glacial till long before they got to the depth of the anomaly, proving that it couldn't be a buried ship. Marty and Craig said so on air.
And later, Marty also said “we didn’t go deep enough”
They drilled in earlier seasons after seeing this.
Yes they sure did and didn't find much of anything. I just go back to what Marty was recorded saying that they didn't drill deep enough.
@Jfree906 my thoughts exactly. It's only a matter of time I feel and we'll know a lot more. I think the drilling in the garden shaft is our best hope as we KNOW there is a kennel underneath and they are almost at the right depth. It's a certainty they'll find something, and I'm hoping it's an intact tunnel they can shore up horizontally as they go along. They have the tool and Dumas said they could easily do it. That's the best home for a massive find. They didn't show much of the shaft in the past couple of episodes so I'd say they are waiting for the last show of the season to "WOW" up.... fingers crossed, and what are your thoughts on this? Am I just dreaming here. Cheers.
200 ft. long Spanish galleons had a draft of 30 ft. Ships like Columbus used 10 ft. Viking ships 3ft.
So all could have fit into the 'sand channel' that was some 50' deep.
50" oil tanker harber
But when they drilled holes and when they have dug into the swamp, they have shown that it was not 50' deep. The deepest areas are about 10' deep and the land has been subsiding for thousands of years here, so swamp levels were lower relative to Oak Island.
I just watched the original show... 200ft long. In what would be the back end 40ft, the front end 20ft.
Oops the clip just showed this....
If they dismantled the ship for its wood , about the only thing left would be the keel and some sided
Yes, that is about right
When Italians make their sausages and when there is not enough meat, they start to add other things such as fat, or flour so it can weight more. Well, for this past season, “The curse of Oak Island” is starting to sound like that. Instead of really focusing on the garden shaft and the recent flood problems, "let’s go do some tourism at the end of the season?". Year after year, the “sausage” is getting bigger, commercial intervals longer, and I doubt the audience is not getting tired of it. It is one turtle step forward, for multiple backward steps…are they really in the hopes to ever get to the end of this? We see them getting older, and this past season, M. Laggina who barely was present this season, demonstrated to be patient less several times. Honestly, if they continue with this lack of objective progress, presenting the most crazy conspiracy theories, "making sausages" and dodging the bullet, the viewers will eventually get fed up with it, and once the audience finally goes down, suddenly the channel will decide to stop and cancel it by surprise (as it usually happens), pissing everybody off.
I wonder if it is just ground shape that looks like a ship? Nothing ever is what they call it is what I've noticed.
My thinking is that it is just a rise in the sediment that came in over the years filling in the Swamp.
@@Jfree906 I can agree with that for sure.
Maybe if it was a ship it was sunk during altercation. Cannon balls found on island.
Yes there certainly was a few found. How many more lay just under the surface?
How could Oak Island have been two islands in the past? Basically, the water level has risen about 4 feet to 6 feet over the past 700 years. There would not even have been swamp land at that time in the past. It was a whole Island in the 12th and 14th Centuries so no way could it have been two islands separated by a body of water.
First off, we did not say it was two islands. The data is saying that with the ground level sloping up from south to north, it would likely have been a small channel. Closed off on the north end.
Compressed carbon form the burning ship!!
Hmmm?
The problem is that when they bored holes and have dug with excavators, the swamp has proved to be shallow with dense glacial till under it. It is called "ground truthing". What you find when you physically examine something trumps what you think you detect using remote sensing. The anomaly was under dense glacial till, that rules it out it being a sunken ship, 100%!
The speaker also never mentioned the lower sea levels.
Could it not have been a shallow inlet with a thin strip of land at the top? Even with different sea levels you could still have enough space for a small ship (probably not a large one). I'd guess it was shallow water and not a swamp otherwise they wouldn't have needed to construct that large wooden wall/ dam, whatever it turns out to be.
Of course there's nothing there. They will never rule out anything, though. Falsifying statements is part of the scientific method which they do not subscribe to. They use the opposite approach while suggesting they are moving ahead in the direction of knowing things. There will always be "more investigations needed" to try and locate bigfoot too.
Spanish galleons were on average 85 feet long. If they were 200 feet long we would be speaking Spanish.
You think?