'Golden egg' found on Alaskan seafloor baffles researchers | Trending
Researchers describe the ‘golden egg’ as a gold, dome-shaped specimen that is about 4 inches in diameter. | Trending
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Researchers describe the ‘golden egg’ as a gold, dome-shaped specimen that is about 4 inches in diameter. | Trending
NOAA Ocean Exploration researchers found a mysterious 'golden egg' object while diving in the Gulf of Alaska.
A team of NOAA researchers was exploring the bottom of the Pacific Ocean when they came across a mysterious golden orb that was puzzling.
The countdown has begun as Ocean Exploration Trust’s Exploration Vessel Nautilus sets sail Aug. 2, 2023, on an expedition to explore deep-sea environments of ancient seamounts around Johnston Atoll.
Multiple examples were found Aug. 30 as a NOAA team explored the sea floor off St. Croix near Puerto Rico, and the only things scientists could seem agree on were it’s “weird,” and it’s “not a rock.”