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Possible Saucer found in Baltic Sea

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Lionheart

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A couple of months ago, sea treasure hunters stumbled upon something that totally freaked them out. While out looking for ancient sea wrecks, they stumbled upon something far more wild. A round saucer.

The object is the diameter of a Boeing 747, has rectangular edges in it (straight lines) and appears to have been moving quite fast when hitting the sea floor, as it made a birm in the floor with its body work, showing movement and coming to a stop.

A smaller disc is near it.

I blew up the sonar scan and enhanced it and I believe it is quite old now and rotten away as it appears that the hull is now gone, perhaps a metal that cannot withstand the sea and eroded. You can see what looks like alot of parts in it, like giant tanks, ribs, etc.

Diameter is about 224 feet or 68 meters.


Could this be the object related to the sky explosion incident over Siberia that claimed a massive amount of forest area? The explosion or down draft was severe, flattening out tons of forest. Perhaps this thing was going so fast, it hit the atmosphere and finally came to rest in the Baltic sea. Were this theory correct, this would be 120+ years old from the point of impact, and who knows how old the airframe? was before it crashed....


Interesting, eh? :D
 
Sorry, I'm always a bit sceptic when it comes to saucers (the only time I use the word is when I refer to the thing underneath my cup of tea). If it's the Baltic, it's more likely to have been something from the past sixty-seventy years. Don't forget the Baltic was a considerable theater of combat during the last war, and that huge parts of it were off-limits during the Cold War years, so it could be pretty much anything that doesn't necessarily has an "out of this world" explanation. That, or just a coincidental configuration of geometric features.
 
I'd want to know what the underlying geology of the site is before I start calling it a crashed UFO; fractional jointing in limestone could explain the rectangular features and the circular shape could be an artifact from the last ice age. As for it being related to the Tunguska Event I think that highly doubtful as the Tunguska site is well over a thousand miles to the east of the Baltic in central Siberia and any object traveling taking an oblique and shallow trajectory from the initial impact zone then hurtling to the west would've been easily observed, especially in daylight when the Tunguska Event was witnessed to have occurred and especially over the much more populated areas of the Ukraine, western Russia, and the Baltic states.

N.
 
For the believers,and there are many,one more piece in that quest for searching for extraterrestrials,A lot will be made of this,arguments,for,the Plausible Impossible...adding to the mystique!..me personally have no problem with this!...The power of the open mind must include all..!...BUT,and there is that BUT!....Until certifiable,evidence,proof, its all conjecture!.Surly such an awareness of something like that,will change the world ...let it be wonderful,or let it be awful,for it will never be the same on earth!...Thanx Vin

PS To date ,an earth bound mystery is still with us...Time,millions,Experts, Science,records,..still cannot Find Amelia!This while the South Pacific is littered with WW2 stuff!....This adds to the unknown of our own planet earth
 
That's not a UFO or a geologic feature composed of truncated granite. I know exactly what it is and I know someone who will be happy that those things finally been found.

Ya'll have heard my descriptions of my mother-in-law and how large she is. Well, those things on the bottom of the Baltic sea are buttons she lost back in the 1930s when she was working on a fishing boat on the Baltic. She had eaten some bad bacon or something, had a case of the runs. In her haste to get her hind end hung over the side of the ship to "let 'er rip", two buttons were ripped from her clothing. The larger disk is a button from the her fishing pants and the smaller disk is a button from the trap door area of her long johns. If the side scan sonar had a built in water quality meter, it would have detected a large concentration of human feces and rancid bacon bits in that area.

Now that her buttons have been found, my mother-in-law can stop using that 2-ton cable come-a-long to hold her pants up.

OBIO
 
Ah yes Sphere II. I was wondering if they were ever going to do a second one.
I wonder if Dustin Hoffman will be in this one?
 
Could be a weather balloon.

In all honesty, this looks like a barbette from a heavy cruiser or battleship or maybe part of a steam engine from a large ship to me, that is if it is around 60 feet - and that "deceleration berm" looks like sand piled up from a current.
 
OBIO said:
That's not a UFO or a geologic feature composed of truncated granite. I know exactly what it is and I know someone who will be happy that those things finally been found.

Ya'll have heard my descriptions of my mother-in-law and how large she is. Well, those things on the bottom of the Baltic sea are buttons she lost back in the 1930s when she was working on a fishing boat on the Baltic. She had eaten some bad bacon or something, had a case of the runs. In her haste to get her hind end hung over the side of the ship to "let 'er rip", two buttons were ripped from her clothing. The larger disk is a button from the her fishing pants and the smaller disk is a button from the trap door area of her long johns. If the side scan sonar had a built in water quality meter, it would have detected a large concentration of human feces and rancid bacon bits in that area.

Now that her buttons have been found, my mother-in-law can stop using that 2-ton cable come-a-long to hold her pants up.

OBIO
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Ahahaha...yer killing me, man. That's too funny.
 
Extraterrestrial?

I'm thinking ..... No.

I went to a lecture from a Physicist who pointed out that mathematically there's just about a 100% chance that intelligent life exists somewhere else in the universe (or what could pass for intelligence).

There's also a 100% chance that due to distance and time, the human race will never, ever run into any. The most we could possible hope for would be some indication that they did or had existed.

Of course Physicists love to argue this stuff and honestly I can't remember this guy's name it was so long ago.

But I'm willing to bet he's right.
 
OBIO said:
That's not a UFO or a geologic feature composed of truncated granite. I know exactly what it is and I know someone who will be happy that those things finally been found.

Ya'll have heard my descriptions of my mother-in-law and how large she is. Well, those things on the bottom of the Baltic sea are buttons she lost back in the 1930s when she was working on a fishing boat on the Baltic. She had eaten some bad bacon or something, had a case of the runs. In her haste to get her hind end hung over the side of the ship to "let 'er rip", two buttons were ripped from her clothing. The larger disk is a button from the her fishing pants and the smaller disk is a button from the trap door area of her long johns. If the side scan sonar had a built in water quality meter, it would have detected a large concentration of human feces and rancid bacon bits in that area.

Now that her buttons have been found, my mother-in-law can stop using that 2-ton cable come-a-long to hold her pants up.

OBIO
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That's funny right there! I don't care who you are!!

I want to believe. But quite frankly, there have been entirely too many hoaxes. Besides, I'm convinced that a higher-intelligence life form wouldn't waste their time by coming here.... Unless they need a good laugh.
 
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