NOAA finds mysterious patterns of holes that "look almost human made" at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is using underwater robots to study the mostly unexplored Mid-Atlantic Ridge, the world's longest mountain range that runs 10,000 miles at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. On Saturday, the researchers observed very strange sets of holes in the sediment that seem to be in linear pattern, like perforations. — Read the rest