I think it’s from low quality sonar. these lines must be the trail , where the boat passed. at different distances resolution quality is different. I found it also in the black sea
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But can sonar make a 90ﾟ turn as in the tank tracks?
I’ll have to look in the black sea. Haven’t looked there but I haven’t found any in the North Sea or Persian Gulf.
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The sonar is attached to a boat. Boat just has to turn.
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Maybe, but you would think you’d see it in more places than just the Gulf of Aden.
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You could reference this. Bathymetric Data Viewer
Google doesn’t create their own sonar maps.
If you find anything like that in south florida(palm beach to key west). I have real sonar images not from Google. (700-1000$) charts made within the last year or 2.
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Thanks for the link. It looks like it could be pipelines according to that. . I will have to see if everything matches up.
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OK so what you are saying is the sonar was laid out and working and a boat came through at the same time and it registered as tank tracks?( the sonar signal got somehow imprinted in the map image) I could see that
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If the boat rolls with the swells/waves that creates the track differences in each pass as well…
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Why just the 2 tracks though?
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No the sonar is attached to a boat. The boat has to go back and fourth. The sonar beam is only so wide. Then they put/crop the images together…
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Would it show up as 6 miles wide? The tracks are 6 miles wide…
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It all depends how long the ship/boat was out there trolling that sonar back and fourth behind it. Could be days, Could be weeks depends on sea conditions boat capabilities.
Some areas could be a pass or 2. Other areas they could have gone back and fourth for numerous passes.
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Yeah I definitely think it’s interesting. I see the trench lines or could be underwater fissures.
But I did have a puff for thought. 
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This is a necessity!
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Well this toking tonight has me thinking about similarities to Nazca lines.
But we are talking deep water here.
Check out lines straight south of Australia.
I think the deep sea is truly unknown…
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You know why it’s a conspiracy kinda thing?
‘Cause I tried to close this thread about 40 posts ago but my internet cut out.
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