An Argentine wonder: the perfectly round Lake Eye

The pilot of a cargo helicopter saw something lovely and uncommon amid the wetlands while flying above the Paraná River delta, close to the northern portion of the riverbed. On the surface of the ground, the Argentine saw a circular lake. He was taken aback by the hydroobject’s form as well as its fullness. A tiny, likewise spherical island floated in the water of the lake’s perfectly flat basin.

The discovery was studied after the pilot reported it. The first research was carried out with the aid of mapping services. In fact, Google Maps displayed a peculiar circular island around a similarly peculiar round lake close to the northern Parana River bed in the marshy area.

Geologists have concerns about the accuracy of the satellite data after getting the graphical summary. To verify this visually, a helicopter reconnaissance was conducted. It was decided to use hydrological equipment to explore the surrounding area when it was discovered that the lake and its island had an odd form.

Richard Petroni’s initial mission was unsuccessful because of the lake’s water-marshy surroundings. The lake could only be reached with equipment on the second try. The expedition discovered that the island takes up around half of the lake. Its 150-meter-wide diameter is 118 meters. For Argentina’s typically subtropical environment, the water in the bowl is excessively chilly. But that is really obvious.

Petroni noticed a peculiar pattern before heading to the marshy plateau. The island has been continually rotating around its axis and travelling clockwise around the lake since 2003, when Google Maps was first made public. Strong subsurface currents are most likely to blame for this phenomenon, however, an explanation has not yet been established.

The unusual Argentinean water phenomenon is known as El Ojo, which may signify “The Eye”, according to its appearance.

There is, without a doubt, a UFO doorway here, according to ufologists. Because it has already claimed countless lives, locals have created tales about its supernatural origin and the danger of being near the lake.

Since marshes are present across the surrounding region, there is really nothing remarkable about this. Hydrologists will ultimately explain to the public the form and reason behind the rotation of such natural things.