An isolated island in the vast South Pacific Ocean, isolated from the rest of the world for thousands of years. There are more than 1,000 strange giant stone statues on the island, will they be alien objects? Unsolved mysteries.
There are about 5,000 indigenous people on the island, and they have no way to escape, because they are surrounded by a vast sea, and the only thing that accompanies them is the waves.
The island is called Easter Island, and it's the most mysterious island in the world, and there are still unsolved mysteries.
Easter Island, now part of Chile, is 3,600 km east of the Chilean mainland, about 6,000 km south of Antarctica, 5,500 km north of North America, and more than 9,000 km west of Australia.
It really is a lonely island, so to speak.
Easter Island is a volcanic island that is triangular in shape as a result of a volcanic eruption on the ocean floor. It is about 23 kilometers long from east to west, about 11 kilometers wide from north to south, and has a total area of about 118 square kilometers, located at the intersection of 27 degrees south latitude and 109 degrees west longitude.
The island is towering with a number of volcanic hills, the highest point is 6601 meters above sea level, the landform is mostly smooth hills, the land is very poor, not suitable for agricultural cultivation.
There are three sandy beaches on the island, all very clean and great for locals to visit. It has a tropical oceanic climate with an average annual temperature of 22 degrees Celsius and 1300 mm of precipitation.
Easter Island was discovered by the British navigator Edward in 1686 and has only been around for more than three hundred years. Until then, it had been isolated from the world.
In 1772, the navigator Rocheffin landed on the island. It happened to be Easter in the West, so the isolated island was named Easter Island.
Easter Island is truly famous because of the many mysteries on the island.
On the coast of the southeastern part of the island stands more than 600 giant stone statues, ranging in height from 3 to 20 meters and weighing as much as 82 tons.
Hundreds of years ago, Europeans who set foot on Easter Island were shocked to see these giant stone statues.
Each stone statue has only an upper body, hands on the stomach, a strong look, facing the sea. As if waiting, or guarding something, seems sacrosanct. What's even stranger is that many of the stone statues also wear a huge stone hat on their heads.
According to expert research, the materials used in the stone statues are from volcanic craters more than ten kilometers away, and according to the measurements, these statues have existed for thousands of years in thousands of years.
However, when europeans discovered the island, the island was still in a primitive society, with only a few indigenous people, and the island's resources were poor, and even the trees and vines were very few.
Well, in primitive societies thousands of years ago. How are these huge stone statues transported to the sea more than ten kilometers away and neatly arranged?
Some of the stone statues stand on the mountainside, but how did the huge hats on the stone line get them? It's all unsolved mysteries.
Because even in today's developed science and technology, this is a very huge project.
Even the locals of Easter Island do not know who pinched these stone statues here, what is the purpose of the statue, and what information is they trying to convey?
Scientists from all over the world have conducted detailed research here, but no unified scientific conclusion has ever been formed.
It is precisely because of the many unsolved mysteries that the island has cast a veil of mystery. Some people have suggested that these unsolved mysteries are likely to be related to aliens.
Because if it were not for the work of aliens, there would be no reasonable explanation.