How About the Mysterious Baltic Sea Anomaly?

Deep beneath the surface of the Baltic Sea lies a mind-boggling mystery—an anomalous object that has puzzled scientists and explorers alike. It's like something straight out of a sci-fi movie! This mysterious anomaly was discovered back in 2011 by a team of divers, and boy, did it make their jaws drop! Picture this: a gigantic, disc-shaped object lurking beneath the waves, covered in strange formations. It's like stumbling upon a secret treasure buried in the depths of the sea. But here's where things get even crazier: no one knows for sure what the heck this thing is!

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[joshuagarvey]

Not natural.It looks like a crash site.Close to it is a large mound or rock formation that is split as if something passed through it and a little ways away is the ship.The rock sample tested and came back as something that was super hot cooled immediately.Not a lava formation.

[TheTrueKobra]

It looks like it has skid marks behind it

[JesseMacDonald-cf]

The craft has a roadway behind it like two d10 dozers plowed a road behind it in one of there original pics it looks like it crashed into the mountain of rock split through it then skidded for exactly 1 km before stopping and it looks like a small piece broke off after hitting the mountain and curves over to one side my opinion it's definitely a flying craft and what ever is inside it is still causing trouble with electronics if it was anything but a flying craft it would have left a crater not a post landing strip plus the look of it looks intelligently built

[erik_a]

I guess nobody wants to hear the boring truth?😁 Soon after the discovery it was found that it was nothing but a concrete block intended as an experimental anchor for anti-submarine nets, placed there by the Swedish marine some time after WW2..

[loubraga]

Your conclusion is plagued with bias ….