Via Alison
North Carolina's Cape Hatteras National Seashore has always been stunning, but now there's a new wonder for visitors to explore: A new island has appeared in the ocean almost overnight.
Spotted by eagle-eyed locals on the ground -- and photographed by Chad Koczera
-- the sandbank has grown from tiny isle to large land mass. Now
visitors are braving the waters to explore this new addition to the
shoreline.
More with video @ CNN
JDP...SO MUCH FOR BILLIONS OF YEARS TO FORM OUR WORLD. I THINK THAT CARBON DATING JUST LOST ITS STANDARD. THIS COULD HAPPEN WITH VOLCANOES SPEWING FORTH LAVA FROM THE BOWELS OF THE EARTH, HAS ANY CARBON DATING BEEN DONE ON THE FRESH COOLED LAVA?
ReplyDeleteDon't know here.
DeleteJust wow!
ReplyDelete:)
DeleteDangerous Waters!
ReplyDeleteBlackbeard's returning! :)
DeleteWait, should Hatters be sinking, not gorwing? Someone phone Algore, quick!
ReplyDeleteY'all have a nice day.
Too many people. It's going to tip over and sink............! :)
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