The Baltic Sea Anomaly

Natural or ancient structure?

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#anomaly #ancient

[vitalef]

I think every image you showed was an artist interpretation.

[anopoabednego]

No scientist has ever said it's made of metal.

[shadegreen]

"Scientists say it is made of metal. By the way, I am calling myself Scientists now."

[sSuperpu]

Those look like artist renditions. Show me a photograph up close.

[randycarstens]

Happy they found my ship. Bad night of drinking with the Syrian twins. Forgot where I parked.

[kylecolbert]

Imagine parking your galactic ship in the ocean and forgetting where you parked it.

[DraxCoded]

Let me clarify a few things about the Baltic Sea Anomaly.

First, only one image (the first one shown) is real. It was taken by the Ocean X team during their investigation at the time. Second, they were trying to figure out what it was. They sent two divers and one of them touched it and even tried to collect some samples but failed due to the harsh environmental conditions. The two men behind the investigation thought it was a good idea to make the discovery public, but they received an immediate backlash from scientists and even FoxNews saying and complaining that it was "just a rock". This simple reaction ended up ruining their expedition, as everyone involved in it refused to help financially after hearing several people saying that they are crazy for investigating a *rock*, even their own team became worried about it, forcing them to stop the expedition right after.

So, before YOU, the 52 year old guy who spends 70% of your time talking trash about things that even the team that tried to figure it out didn't. Please keep your disbelief to yourself. Because the scientific community is open-minded one. Alien spaceship or not, it's not your problem to solve it. And even if it were, can you fund a third expedition to see things more clearly? Pathetic.

[MrStreetboy]

These are artist renditions. No one said it’s made of metal but the team who found it never got to finish researching it. No one’s said anything about it since it was found.

[lesterandrews]

I keep hearing about this, if it’s only 300ft down why doesn’t someone just go check it out?
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[brianmann]

The military won't let anyone near it even the ocean x team are not allowed to go back to it, they were devastated. so it's obviously of some importance.

[FreakyFirestorm]

Strangest thing about it is it seems like it was swept under the rug. I heard about it for a short time and then it was just forgotten about and never studied again.

[d..a_mayby]

I’m going to go out on a limb here and say it is rocks.

[corvusglaive]

It's a Vimana. George Lucas probably based the Millennium Falcon design on it. And yes Chewy is a Sasquatch.

[loisleonard]

Cool. Let's get it up and see if it still works😄

[GoingGoneGalt]

I would love to hear more about this "satellite diving equipment".

[raymundferniz]

A private group studied this and I saw the documentary. On the first day, a group of military ship shoo them away and confiscated their equiptments.

[CascaEternalWarrior]

So much UFO chatter the last few years. My spidey senses say we’re being groomed for the ultimate planetary power move. “Aliens are here we must….”

[johnplus]

"Samples of stone allegedly recovered at the site by Ocean X were given to Volker Brüchert, an associate professor of geology at Stockholm University. Brüchert's analysis of the samples indicated that most are granites, gneisses and sandstones. Among the samples was also a single loose piece of basaltic (volcanic) rock, which is out of place on the seafloor, but not unusual. "Because the whole northern Baltic region is so heavily influenced by glacial thawing processes, both the feature and the rock samples are likely to have formed in connection with glacial and postglacial processes. [...] Possibly these rocks were transported there by glaciers, " explained Brüchert.[3] Swedish geologists Fredrik Klingberg and Martin Jakobsson say that the chemical composition of the samples provided resembles that of nodules that are not uncommon in sea beds, and that the materials found, including limonite and goethite, can indeed be formed by nature itself.[3]"

[cantian]

That is the "Defiant" from Deep Space 9. It landed there during the Borg war.

[primejay]

Imagine searching for a lost ship and running into that