Metal Ball Found On Ocean Floor

The metal lumps which most often look like pancakes are formed of layer upon layer of metal ore that slowly crystallizes around a core.

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Manganese nodules have been found in every ocean but are most common in the pacific ocean. Collected from the benthic zone in the deepest part of the ocean large metal balls were found. Archer of the london geological museum in 1981. Companies to start actively looking for places to mine nodules and other sources of rare earth elements from the ocean floor.

The manganese nodules as spotted on the ocean floor of the atlantic. Scientists are baffled by mystery alien metal balls found on the atlantic ocean floor. Mysterious metal balls found on ocean floor. Nodules lie on the seabed sediment often partly or completely buried.

What are the mystery alien balls found on the ocean floor. Collected from the benthic zone in the deepest part of the ocean large metal balls were found. Manganese nodules have been found in every ocean but are most common in the pacific ocean. They vary greatly in abundance in some cases touching one another and covering more than 70 of the sea floor.

The amazing world underwater. Matt sampson has the details. Vast bed of metal balls found in deep sea. The total amount of polymetallic nodules on the sea floor was estimated at 500 billion tons by alan a.

Known as manganese nodules the large lumps contain valuable metal. Matt sampson has the details. The metal lumps which most often look like pancakes are formed of layer upon layer of metal ore that.