Can what happened in Grant Vortex, Oregon, USA be scientifically proved?

What happened in the Grant Vortex in Oregon, USA, can't be scientifically proved for the time being. Although scientists have done a lot of research, they still can't draw scientific conclusions.

In fact, this happens not only in Grant, Oregon, USA, but also in many parts of the world. What happens in Glen, Oregon is that when people walk into a wooden house, they feel a great force pushing them down. It's like meeting a force that doesn't know where it came from. The strangest thing is that if you encounter foggy weather or windy weather, a vortex will form near the hut.

But this phenomenon happened not only in Oregon, but also in Uruguay. If the car drives here, it seems that there will be strong resistance, and there is no way for the car to move on. On a flat road, the car will automatically back up. If the car is going uphill, it will be pushed a distance even if it doesn't step on the accelerator. This invisible force really makes people feel strange.

In addition, there is a long slope in Utah. When the vehicle goes downhill, it will stop halfway. Even if you don't step on the accelerator, the downhill section will slide down due to inertia. The car will be forced to stop, but if it is replaced by something with less mass, such as a ball, it can slide down freely. It can be seen that the mass of the object has a great influence on this force.

In fact, such a strange thing happened in Africa. It happened in a deep pool. If someone throws a stone into this deep pool, no matter how hard it is, the stone will be sucked into the water when it reaches the top of the deep pool, as if it were pulled by huge traction. Even high-speed bullets can't pass through the pool. This invisible force will also form a vortex in the pool, which seems to be considered as agitation.

There is no scientific explanation for these phenomena at present, only that they are related to gravity, but the mystery still needs time to study.