The mysterious 'man-swallowing' mountain has forced experts to intervene

Life is full of mysteries that are difficult to solve and still revolve around us. Those mysteries always attract human curiosity. In the world, there is a majestic mountain, but full of secrets, known as the "man-eating" mountain.

The mysterious mountain that makes people only dare to look from afar (Source: Sohu)

This mountain has a very familiar name, which is Kunlun Mountain in China. Kunlun Mountain, also known as Kunlun Mountain, is often mentioned in martial arts movies, and is the place where immortals practice cultivation. This mountain is known as one of the most mysterious places in the world.

There is a valley here, people call it Death Valley. This place has many legends that make anyone who hears them extremely scared.

Among them is a story that happened in 1983. At that time, a herder fed his horses fresh grass in this area, but no one saw him come out.

The locals knew what happened and immediately started searching. Finally, they found the shepherd dead, his clothes torn and his face full of fear. Since then, no one dared to enter this mountain anymore, they thought that there were ghosts there, which was why such strange phenomena happened.

Not believing in groundless claims, a team of geological scientists from Xinjiang conducted research here to find the answer.

During the research, the team of experts discovered that this area has a strong magnetic field, and its distribution range is also very large; the deeper into the valley, the stronger the magnetic field.

Under the influence of the electromagnetic effect, the magnetic field in the valley and the electric charge generated in the clouds combine to create an area with erratic weather, prone to loud thunder.

Lightning strikes are usually moving objects. Perhaps these factors are what create lightning and strike those who have been here, thereby causing mysterious tragedies in Death Valley over the years.

Thu Hien (Source: Sohu)

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