PLACES ON EARTH WHERE GRAVITY FEELS BROKEN: Episode 4 - Hoover Dam's Gravity Hill
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PLACES ON EARTH WHERE GRAVITY FEELS BROKEN: Episode 4 - Hoover Dam's Gravity Hill
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Near one of the most powerful engineering structures on Earth, something quietly unsettling happens.
Just outside Hoover Dam, visitors have reported water appearing to flow uphill. Bottles poured on concrete seem to creep against gravity. Streams bend the wrong way. No tricks. No machines. Just a slope in the desert where the eyes and inner ear begin to disagree.
In this episode, we travel to the edge of Black Canyon — where the Colorado River is held back by nearly a million tons of concrete — and explore a strange roadside phenomenon often called Hoover Dam’s Gravity Hill.
You’ll hear the history of the area, what visitors actually experience, and why places like this feel so deeply disturbing to the human mind. From false horizons and tilted landscapes to the way the brain constructs “down,” this episode looks at how powerful environments can quietly rewrite our perception of reality.
Because sometimes the most unsettling mysteries don’t roar.