Exploration of Oak Island Mysteries

The team on Oak Island, including Rick and Marty Lagina and diver Tony Sampson, gather to review data from the Center for Geographic Sciences. They focus on offshore data revealing potential man-made objects and formations on the sea floor, including a triangle pointing to the Money Pit. Plans are made to explore these anomalies, with a diving operation led by Tony and Alex Lagina. The dive aims to confirm the presence of a triangular formation, which may serve as a marker to the treasure vault.

Who joined the War Room meeting to discuss the investigation of Oak Island's southern shore?

• Manny and Tony Sampson

• Rick and Marty Lagina with Tony Sampson

• Jack and Alex with COGS students

• Tony Sampson and COGS students

What did the COGS students find on the ocean floor that was of particular interest?

• A sunken ship

• A mysterious triangle formation

• A natural rock formation

• A treasure chest

What is the team waiting for before they can expand their excavation of Smith's Cove?

• Better weather conditions

• More divers

• Government permits

• Additional funding

What tool did the team plan to use to help locate the anomalies underwater?

• An underwater camera

• A sonar device

• A metal detector

• An underwater compass

What was the depth of water where the triangular formation was located?

• 100 feet

• 15 feet

• 28 feet

• 51 feet

What did the team hope to find by exploring the second flood tunnel system?

• A new entrance to the island

• A direct path to the Money Pit treasure vault

• A hidden underwater cave

• A natural spring

What was the main challenge faced by the divers during their exploration?

• Strong ocean currents

• Heavy vegetation on the ocean floor

• Poor visibility

• Lack of oxygen supply

Who maintained communication with the divers from the boat?

• Marty Lagina

• Rick Lagina

• Peter Fernetti

• Jack Begley

What did the triangular formation appear to be pointing towards?

• Smith's Cove

• The northern shore

• The main island

• The Money Pit

What was the significance of the triangular formation's orientation?

• It was unrelated to the Money Pit

• It was a natural occurrence

• It indicated a new excavation site

• It might be a marker for the treasure vault