Date of sighting: Oct 30, 2017 Location of sighting: Earths moon, southern region URL: http://www.gigapan.com/galleries/13379/gigapans/177780
I found some large structures that make up a false crater floor and walls on earths moon in the far southern region. I have been reporting similar structures on our moon for more than 5 years and as I have said before, these false walls and floor come in several appearances, dark non reflective black, dark grey, light grey and 90% transparent. They are a floor to us for to the aliens, this make up their ceiling of part of their base allowing natural light to come in. It obvious that the moon itself is one entirely built structure and less construction to hide this fact has gone into the southern polar region. Do you remember that nuclear bomb that NASA sent to the moon and detonated in a crater on the south pole of Earths moon? I remember, because here in Taiwan it was about 6-8pm at night and I showed it live on the internet to my junior high class. No one would think a nuke would be sent to the moon, and yet, they did, to destroy an alien base in Cabius crater. Click here to view that base in HD with NASA link. The nuke exploded and yet, did nothing to damage the building or the moon, no dirt thrown up, no cloud, no dust, why? Even scientists were baffled by this. Its because the moon is a not real, its a structure made by aliens to explore developing civilizations taking advantage of them, without them even knowing. Scott C. Waring-Taiwan
The original from the above screenshot is below, then below that, is two close ups.
Swedish treasure hunters on the 18th of june 2011 found a gigantic circle on the bottom of the baltic sea between Finland and Sweden.
The circle which was found on 87 meters depth was estimated to be 60 metres in diameter. And was followed by a 300 meter long 'sliding track', as if the object would have travelled over the seabed before it stopped.
Peter Lindberg, one of the treasure hunters of 'Ocean Explorers' said the following; "You see a lot of strange things in this profession, but under my 17-18 years working as a professional 'wreckage hunt' I have never ever seen anything like this. The Shape, the totally unique and completely round circle makes this found totally unique!"
Overall he sounds like he does not want to investigate it further. I am not sure why he does not want to go after it. Alien technology would be priceless to any government anywhere.
Ocean Explorer Team Finds UFO at Bottom of the Baltic Sea: The Story Behind the Discovery
On June 18, 2011, a team of Swedish treasure hunters made a groundbreaking discovery at the bottom of the Baltic Sea between Finland and Sweden. The team, known as the Ocean Explorer Team, led by Peter Lindberg, stumbled upon an enormous circular formation that has since sparked intense speculation and debate. The object, found at a depth of 87 meters, was estimated to be 60 meters in diameter and appeared to be followed by a 300-meter long 'sliding track,' suggesting it had moved across the seabed before coming to rest. This article explores the details of the discovery, the implications of such a find, and why further investigation into this anomaly could hold significant value.
The Discovery
Initial Sighting: During a routine search for shipwrecks, the Ocean Explorer Team’s sonar equipment detected an unusual formation on the seabed. Unlike typical geological formations or known wreckage, this object was a perfect circle with a distinct outline, measuring 60 meters in diameter.
The Object: The sonar images revealed a large, round object with sharp edges and a flat surface. Its unique shape immediately distinguished it from other underwater formations typically encountered by the team. The object also had a peculiar feature – a 300-meter long 'sliding track' trailing behind it, as if it had skidded across the seabed before coming to a halt.
Reaction of the Discoverers: Peter Lindberg, a seasoned treasure hunter with nearly two decades of experience, was astounded by the find. In his words, “You see a lot of strange things in this profession, but under my 17-18 years working as a professional 'wreckage hunter' I have never ever seen anything like this. The Shape, the totally unique and completely round circle makes this found totally unique!”
Analysis of the Object
Sonar Imaging: The initial sonar images captured by the team depicted a clear and defined circular structure. These images have been analyzed extensively, with experts and enthusiasts alike proposing various theories about its origin and nature.
Physical Characteristics: The object’s perfect circular shape and the sliding track suggest it is not a natural formation. Some experts have speculated that it could be a man-made structure, a geological anomaly, or even an extraterrestrial craft.
Comparison with Known Phenomena: Geological formations such as basalt columns and volcanic plugs have been ruled out due to the object's shape and the sliding track. Similarly, the object does not resemble any known shipwrecks or underwater debris typically found in the Baltic Sea.
Theories About the Object
Extraterrestrial Craft: One of the most popular theories is that the object is a UFO that crash-landed on the seabed. The object's size, shape, and the sliding track all lend credence to this hypothesis. Proponents argue that its round, disk-like appearance is consistent with traditional depictions of flying saucers.
Ancient Technology: Another theory suggests that the object could be an ancient technological artifact, possibly from a lost civilization. The precision of the circle and the apparent age of the structure suggest it could have been created by an advanced, albeit ancient, culture.
Natural Formation: While less sensational, some geologists believe the object could be a rare natural formation. The Baltic Sea is known for its unique underwater geology, and it is possible that this object is an unknown or poorly understood geological feature.
Implications of the Discovery
Scientific Value: If the object is of extraterrestrial origin or an ancient technological artifact, its study could provide invaluable insights into advanced technologies, materials, and possibly even the history of our planet. Understanding its composition and origin could revolutionize several scientific fields.
Geopolitical Implications: Alien technology would be of immense interest to governments around the world. The potential for technological advancements derived from such a discovery could alter the balance of power and lead to significant geopolitical shifts.
Cultural Impact: Discovering definitive proof of extraterrestrial life or advanced ancient civilizations would profoundly impact human culture, beliefs, and our understanding of our place in the universe. It would challenge existing paradigms and likely lead to a reevaluation of historical and scientific assumptions.
Challenges in Further Investigation
Logistical Hurdles: Investigating the object further requires significant resources, including advanced underwater exploration equipment and substantial funding. The depth and location of the object pose additional challenges for a thorough examination.
Skepticism and Funding: Despite the object's potential significance, securing funding for further investigation can be difficult. Skeptics argue that it may simply be a natural formation, and without more concrete evidence, convincing investors or scientific bodies to commit resources is challenging.
Peter Lindberg’s Reluctance: Peter Lindberg, while fascinated by the find, has expressed reluctance to pursue further investigation. This hesitation could stem from various factors, including the potential risks, costs, and the speculative nature of the object’s origins.
Public and Media Reaction
Initial Buzz: The discovery generated significant media attention, with numerous articles and news reports covering the find. The story captivated the public’s imagination, leading to widespread speculation and debate about the object's nature.
Ongoing Interest: Over the years, interest in the Baltic Sea anomaly has persisted, with various documentaries, articles, and online discussions keeping the story alive. Enthusiasts and researchers continue to advocate for a comprehensive investigation.
Scientific and Skeptical Perspectives: The scientific community remains divided, with some researchers calling for further exploration and others urging caution, highlighting the need for rigorous analysis and evidence before drawing conclusions.
The Need for Further Exploration
Advanced Exploration Techniques: Utilizing advanced technologies such as remotely operated vehicles (ROVs), submersibles, and underwater drones could provide detailed images and samples of the object. These technologies can help overcome the logistical challenges and offer a closer examination of the anomaly.
Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Collaboration between geologists, archaeologists, oceanographers, and engineers is crucial for a comprehensive study of the object. An interdisciplinary approach can provide a holistic understanding of its origins and significance.
Public and Private Partnerships: Engaging both public institutions and private organizations can help secure the necessary funding and resources for further investigation. Crowdfunding and public interest campaigns can also play a role in mobilizing support for the project.
Transparent Reporting: Ensuring that the findings are reported transparently and shared with the public is essential for maintaining trust and credibility. Open access to data and results can encourage broader scientific scrutiny and public engagement.
Conclusion
The discovery of a mysterious circular object at the bottom of the Baltic Sea by the Ocean Explorer Team in June 2011 remains one of the most intriguing underwater findings in recent history. The object's unique shape, size, and the sliding track suggest it is not a typical geological formation, leading to various theories about its origin. Whether it is an extraterrestrial craft, an ancient technological artifact, or a rare natural formation, further investigation is warranted to uncover the truth.
The implications of such a discovery are profound, spanning scientific, geopolitical, and cultural domains. Understanding the object's nature could revolutionize our knowledge and potentially lead to significant technological advancements. However, the challenges of logistical hurdles, funding, and skepticism must be addressed to facilitate a comprehensive exploration.
The persistent public and media interest in the Baltic Sea anomaly underscores the human fascination with the unknown and the desire to uncover the mysteries of our world. As technology advances and interdisciplinary collaboration becomes more prevalent, the opportunity to investigate such anomalies thoroughly and transparently grows.
In the end, the pursuit of knowledge and the quest to understand the unknown drive human progress. The Baltic Sea anomaly represents a tantalizing mystery that, if solved, could provide answers to some of the most fundamental questions about our origins, history, and place in the universe.
