What is the Round Structure surveyed on Ocean Floor?

Milennium Falcon? lol...

Thoughts?


“We see a lot of weird stuff in this job, but during my 18 years as a professional
explorer for sunken ship wrecks, I have never seen anything like this.”

- Peter Lindberg, Lead Researcher, Ocean Explorer


While searching for a century-old shipwreck on June 19, 2011, the
Ocean Explorer crew sonar scanned (above) the Gulf of Bothnia in the northern
Baltic Sea at 300 feet down on the ocean floor between Sweden and Finland
and discovered the round, structured object estimated to be 60 feet in diameter.
Sonar scan © 2011 by Peter Lindberg.


www.youtube.com...

Until they actually dive down and figure out what it is, I'm going to say it's some sort of a natural formation - or some type of ancient building.

People can say it is a space ship, but that doesn't mean that's what it is.

GRRR!! Whens someone gonna dive down there?

Its probably a Caldera Volcano and it has been covered several times already .
search is your friend

Originally posted by gortex
Its probably a Caldera Volcano and it has been covered several times already .
search is your friend

links would have been useful

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They were all on page one of a search titled "round object ocean floor"

looks like, at least from the image, just an odd rock formation at the bottom.. someone call up Richard Branson, he'll go

that is interesting! I hope someone checks it out and we find out what it is. Might be natural, might not be, we will see! Was there supposed to be sound with that clip because there didn't seem to be any sound when I played it.

reply to post by Sinny


Paddy Powers bookmakers here in Ireland are currently in talks with the Swedish divers who found this about a sponsorship deal . This will enable them to do a dive and find out what it is once and for all . Oh and by the way they have cut the odds on proof of UFOs down to 20/1 !!!!

After looking at the links provided above (mentioned as far back as Fed 2011) I'm surprised no one's looked into this yet. There's a slew of hobbyists that own mini ROV submersibles....300 meters isn't a depth that is beyond their capabilities, correct?

Seems to be a consensus here: Come back *after* the dive has been made and proof is to be had. Until then everything is speculation of the most frustrating kind. By that I mean frustrating because this god-----d thing has been identified again and again and again as an unproven alien ship for months, and I think everybody's sick of hearing about it. Prove it, and then tell us about it.

Theres also some sea-circles south of Sweden near Bornholm (Denmark).

A guess could be seaweed growing like the mushrooms in witchrings.