Swedish ocean treasure hunters have discovered something incredible: A 60-foot disc sunk in the bottom of the ocean, with what seems to be 985-foot-long impact paths leading to it.
You see a lot of weird stuff in this job but during my 18 years as a professional I have never seen anything like this. The shape is completely round… a circle. Those are the sayings of Peter Lindberg, commander of the Ocean Explorer. The Ocean Explorer isn't a group of mad UFO hunters, but an organization that locates sunken ships and recover their contents for earnings. Linberg isn't saying it is a UFO however the look of the sonar picture is leading many people to think it is a crashed object possibly created by humans or perhaps aliens.
Lindberg says his team has neither the interest and the resources for additional exploration of the anomaly. Deep ocean exploration is time-consuming as well as expensive. If the target ended up indeed a flying saucer, retrieving it might be worth millions or billions of dollars. If it is a natural formation, it will probably be a waste of time as well as money.
You see a lot of weird stuff in this job but during my 18 years as a professional I have never seen anything like this. The shape is completely round… a circle. Those are the sayings of Peter Lindberg, commander of the Ocean Explorer. The Ocean Explorer isn't a group of mad UFO hunters, but an organization that locates sunken ships and recover their contents for earnings. Linberg isn't saying it is a UFO however the look of the sonar picture is leading many people to think it is a crashed object possibly created by humans or perhaps aliens.
Lindberg says his team has neither the interest and the resources for additional exploration of the anomaly. Deep ocean exploration is time-consuming as well as expensive. If the target ended up indeed a flying saucer, retrieving it might be worth millions or billions of dollars. If it is a natural formation, it will probably be a waste of time as well as money.
It's the collective intelligence of Congress, left there eons ago.
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