Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/7GrrC79XTdX.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Weve Never Found Anything Like This In The Ocean Arbitre Sportif [4OlGvUjbxfn] Health Updated on August 06, 2026 EDT — Published on August 06, 2026 EDT Tag: #Arbitre Sportif, #mick hucknall, #ausar thompson, #brandt snedekerDid scientists find a city at the bottom of the Atlantic ocean?Want to restore the planets ecosystems and see your impact in monthly videos? The first 100 people to join Planet Wild with my code ASTRUM7 will get the first month paid for by me: If you want to get to know them better first, check out their mission about South Americas longest biodiversity corridor: Deep beneath the ocean lies the longest mountain range on Earth: the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. Its a world of crushing pressure and intense volcanic activity, where nothing should survive. But when scientists scanned the sea floor, they discovered something completely unexpected. Did they find a lost city? Or something far stranger?0:00 The Lost City5:39 How the Ridge Formed8:29 Magnetic Stripes10:54 Fractures15:37 Alien Life17:03 Scanning the Vents 19:41 Hunt For More Lost Cities 22:23 The Old City25:52 Under ThreatA huge thanks to our Patreons who help make these videos possible. Sign-up here to support the channel: Check out the other Astrum channels for videos about space and astronomy:Astrum: cesaroni - il ritorno Astrum Extra: Astrum Podcast on Spotify: Astrum Infographic Artwork: Astrum Displate Posters: Astrum Merch: Join us on the Astrum discord: References:Longest Mountain Range, via noaa.gov Mid-Atlantic Ridge, via unesco.org Geology of Atlantis Massif, via mcgill.ca Research on the Lost City, via washington.edu Lost City Hydrothermal Field francesca albanese Revisited, via tos.org Understanding Plate Motions, via usgs.gov Magnetic Stripes on Plates, via geolsoc.org.uk Serpentinisation at Mid-Ocean Ridges, via sciencedirect.com Ecology of Old City Field, via nature.com Three New Hydrothermal Vent Fields on Mid-Atlantic Ridge, via schmidtocean.org Credits:Narrator: James StewartWriter: James StewartVideo Editor: Celal KaarAnimator: Peter SheppardResearcher: Shourya ShrivastavaScript Editor: Damaris McColganThumbnail Designers: Peter Sheppard, Juane DamesPublishing Lead: Georgina BrennerProduction Coordinator: Rose UnwinEdit Producer: Poppy PinnockProducers: Alex McColgan, James StewartHead of Astrum: Jess JordanCreator of Astrum: Alex McColganWith special thanks to:NOAAFrench Oceanographic Fleet, IFREMERS#AstrumEarth #Astrum jessica pegula #Ocean
Tag: #Arbitre Sportif, #mick hucknall, #ausar thompson, #brandt snedekerDid scientists find a city at the bottom of the Atlantic ocean?Want to restore the planets ecosystems and see your impact in monthly videos? The first 100 people to join Planet Wild with my code ASTRUM7 will get the first month paid for by me: If you want to get to know them better first, check out their mission about South Americas longest biodiversity corridor: Deep beneath the ocean lies the longest mountain range on Earth: the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. Its a world of crushing pressure and intense volcanic activity, where nothing should survive. But when scientists scanned the sea floor, they discovered something completely unexpected. Did they find a lost city? Or something far stranger?0:00 The Lost City5:39 How the Ridge Formed8:29 Magnetic Stripes10:54 Fractures15:37 Alien Life17:03 Scanning the Vents 19:41 Hunt For More Lost Cities 22:23 The Old City25:52 Under ThreatA huge thanks to our Patreons who help make these videos possible. Sign-up here to support the channel: Check out the other Astrum channels for videos about space and astronomy:Astrum: cesaroni - il ritorno Astrum Extra: Astrum Podcast on Spotify: Astrum Infographic Artwork: Astrum Displate Posters: Astrum Merch: Join us on the Astrum discord: References:Longest Mountain Range, via noaa.gov Mid-Atlantic Ridge, via unesco.org Geology of Atlantis Massif, via mcgill.ca Research on the Lost City, via washington.edu Lost City Hydrothermal Field francesca albanese Revisited, via tos.org Understanding Plate Motions, via usgs.gov Magnetic Stripes on Plates, via geolsoc.org.uk Serpentinisation at Mid-Ocean Ridges, via sciencedirect.com Ecology of Old City Field, via nature.com Three New Hydrothermal Vent Fields on Mid-Atlantic Ridge, via schmidtocean.org Credits:Narrator: James StewartWriter: James StewartVideo Editor: Celal KaarAnimator: Peter SheppardResearcher: Shourya ShrivastavaScript Editor: Damaris McColganThumbnail Designers: Peter Sheppard, Juane DamesPublishing Lead: Georgina BrennerProduction Coordinator: Rose UnwinEdit Producer: Poppy PinnockProducers: Alex McColgan, James StewartHead of Astrum: Jess JordanCreator of Astrum: Alex McColganWith special thanks to:NOAAFrench Oceanographic Fleet, IFREMERS#AstrumEarth #Astrum jessica pegula #Ocean