The Baltic Sea Anomaly Could Be Sunken City

The ocean covers over 70% of the surface of the Earth. No wonder the ocean is full of mysteries. The Bermuda Triangle, the unmapped ocean floor, the Baltic Sea Anomaly... What makes the Baltic Sea so mysterious and what could be hiding in its depth? Let's reveal some of the most hidden ocean secrets.


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[CK......]

I wish the whole video was about the Baltic sea anomolly, i can't get enough of it, it's fascinating.

[gothicresinroses]

I find the 'baltic sea anomoly' absolutely fascinating. 🙂

[adude]

I really loved the part were almost none of this video was about the Baltic sea anomaly

[fredachildress]

People keep an open mind about this object in the Baltic Sea because we have no idea what it is. There are more mysteries on Earth than people care to admit to themselves, but as for myself, I will be keeping an open mind because of my curious nature.

[justinleach]

Why hasn't a millionaire set up a crew to go investigate yet 🤦🏻‍♂️ could be one of the biggest discoverys for humanity thus far

[aaravagrawal]

When YouTube teaches you more than your school does

[georgegaugler]

If it stops electricity when you get close that means it carries an EMP which disables lots of things like:
Electric
Batteries
All cars
Motors
Submarines
Bluetooth
Cell service
And even some animals carry electricity like jellyfish octopuses and stingrays and even some rare sharks

[worldofservicechennai]

Best part of being a scientist is you can always give a scientific explanation to something you really don't know 😁😁😀😀😂😘 and claim it is nothing

[vrushabhsuhas]

The mysterious books seems most interesting

[dhotnessmcawesome]

Rarely, but we can get snownuts in the prairies as well.

[narylovie]

Finally, no click bait content. Keep up, The Bright Side. 😂

[thefighter]

Do you know why it is called BRIGHT SIDE because it is bight always 🤗🤗🤗😘

[ImmaWrongdoer]

Congrats to everyone who found this comment here is your award = 🏆

[HeruVision-Thrive-Coaching]

At one time in our so called "development" we actually needed a debate about the validity of things discovered. But as time has PROGRESSED and people have matured as a society, those same naysayers are now more of a detriment to our species than an asset. They have stunted our growth as a species and limited our potential. We could "remove" them from existence and say their absence is "just a coincidence". 🤣🤣🙄🙄🙄🤣🤣

[krestix]

Fun fact: Armadillos are bulletproof. (This is NOT an invitation to test the fact.) :)

[ZagoreniA]

That trail (if its real) would prove that object is actually starship. Now someone would say, impossible. But why not. Its possible that thousansd or even tens of thousands of years ago, something crashed in Baltic, making that trail and remain where it was today. Mud and small stones could cover the entirity of ship thus hidding the real thing. Who knows. I wish they explore it more. BUT! perhaps they did and find something and then cover it up.

[joshuaiowa]

I doubt if it's still there.. Some agency has removed it..

[johnsamuels]

The millennium falcon came back in time and crashed! If you look closely, you can see Han Solo’s skeleton through the window! 😂

[Nolovelost]

Why they don’t just try and find an entrance !! If they found one then that would obviously tell a lot🤷🏽‍♀️

[Brightifyisthebest]

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