Wanaque

Crucially, Kiel provided a testable physical component to his theory, claiming that these windows often correlate with areas of significant magnetic deviation or geological thoughts.

He noted that every state in the United States has from 2 to 10 windows, and that many of these hotspots, like Wanaque, New Jersey, or Ravina, Ohio, are centered directly over known magnetic anomalies that can be identified on geological survey maps.

The primary locations examined in this video do fit the window area profile remarkably well.

Both Devil's Tower and Mount Diablo are prominent geological intrusions, volcanic in origin, making them plausible sites for magnetic anomalies.

Crucially, Kiel provided a testable physical component to his theory, claiming that these windows often correlate with areas of significant magnetic deviation or geological faults.

He noted that every state in the United States has from 2 to 10 windows, and that many of these hotspots, like Wanaque, New Jersey, or Ravina, Ohio, are centered directly over known magnetic anomalies that can be identified on geological survey maps.

The primary locations examined in this video do fit the window area profile remarkably well.

Both Devil's Tower and Mount Diablo are prominent geological intrusions, volcanic in origin, making them plausible sites for magnetic anomalies.