So I was walking with my dog in the evening just before sunset, we were traveling into vast fields of nature to escape common modern view. By accident I found a pond. It caught my interest since I saw a waterhole in the middle of it. Usually people drills waterholes in their ponds where fish lives, at winter time, so fish can breathe. I thought I will see some fishes and stuff... But as soon as I came closer, I noticed that it was evaporating.
You can't see this in the video since I was filming with my phone which has shitty camera. When I stepped on that frozen pond, farther away from that waterhole (where I was standing) ice was 20 centimeters thick or even more. And that waterhole looked like it was melted with fire or something... You can see around that waterhole that there is snow or maybe ice particles blasted away from the center of this waterhole.
What was underwater there is still unknown to me. It is not volcanic activity. In the middle of Europe there are no volcanos or underground volcanic currents. Plus water would be boiling. There are no pipes in the middle of nowhere, so not a damaged pipe... Natural Gas or oil? Impossible, it is not hot and why only the part of this whole pond is melted just above this thing/activity-reason? I don't know anymore.
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With all the meteor activity lately and the fact that it has been proven that they contain alien matter.....it almost seems like something fell through the ice from the sky into the bottom of that pond and it's harboring some kind of creature. It never mixes with the water through the contraction of the pond bed and appears to be a somewhat solid mass of a rubbery type material. It looks like that is it's peep or breathing hole. Someone should poke it with a 'very' long stick......any volunteers??? I haven't felt this curious in a LONG time. Please keep us posted on the outcome!!
It also doesn't look like an animation, though very realistic things can be done with animation nowadays. Another observation is that the swimming frog on the bottom should, in that cold climate, be dormant in the mud. This seems to indicate the presence of some heat. Wish we had more details on the exact location. Hopefully the person who filmed this will take it to some trustworthy and honest scientists who can do a study and then inform us all as to what this is.
It almost seems like it is some sort of clay that is being heated up to the point that it rises to the surface of the silt and the cools, causing it to sink down again.
Its very interesting how the orange-red material stays separated from the water around it and it doesn't mix with the silt either.
I really wish that this guy had poked it with a long stick as suggested above. He may have been able to get a sample of whatever that stuff is.
The second thing that I noticed is that the shape of the hole in the ice vaguely resembles a Mandelbrot set.
If this is lava, that would support my theory that the winter wildfires are caused by surfacing lava.