Many people now know about UFOs, but few can tell about mysterious objects that cut through the depths of lakes and oceans as easily as if they were flying through the sky.
Are these the same UFOs that prefer to move underwater? Or are we dealing with a new category of mysterious objects? Two questions to which modern science cannot find answers …
Who is there in the depths?
Among the more well-known phenomena, comparable in significance to Area 51, the incidents of unidentified underwater objects (called NGOs) raise a number of new questions, significantly different from those that accompany the classic UFO theme.
Who are they, creatures from other worlds, moving through the water as easily as their fellow tribesmen fly through space in their ships? What are they looking for in Terra? What do they want from us? Why does he move on lakes and oceans? Why are some of the vast stretches of oceans on Earth possessing mysterious properties? Could these be interdimensional portals?
People's knowledge of this fascinating phenomenon has so far been reduced to simple assumptions. Surprisingly, stories about NGOs are mentioned in ancient chronicles, which are several hundred years old. People described them as metal objects, most often equipped with bright lights that moved rapidly over the waves. The devices were often submerged under the water, and sometimes astonished sailors saw how they suddenly burst out of the ocean and disappeared high in the sky. According to some reports, NGOs seen in the polar waters of the Arctic and Antarctica could easily melt ice, leaving long tunnels behind them.
In addition, the crews of the fishing vessels who witnessed the NGOs stated that all the fish disappeared due to strange objects in the fishing area. Experts put forward a variety of versions, up to the fact that guests from other worlds "steal" fish from fishermen from under the noses or all sea creatures leave the waters contaminated after passing the object. Some of the enthusiasts go even further, saying that aliens are saving the Earth's ecology and forcing schools of fish to stay away from humans.
"Several underwater X-files" …
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The most famous NGO incident appears to have occurred on September 4, 1971, when four members of the National Geographic Institute of Costa Rica were observing Lake Cote near the Arenal volcano.
The research team wanted to photograph the entire area that was not explored at the time. For this purpose, a special large-format camera was attached to the bottom of the aircraft, which automatically started every 20 seconds and took a new photo of the lake and its surroundings. Later, when specialists began studying the photographs, in one of them they noticed a strange metal object with a diameter of 36 meters, which was submerged in the deep waters of the lake.
Subsequent investigations at Kodak's US headquarters showed that the image had no refractive effect, chromatic aberration, or other defect, and the experts said the photograph was genuine …
Lake Cote is very deep and locals often watch flying objects enter or exit at high speed from its waters. The day after aerial photography, two fishermen, who at 9 o'clock in the morning boarded a boat in the middle of the lake, heard a metallic rattle. When they turned their heads in the direction of the sound, they saw a metallic underwater object with three towers. Soon, a giant colossus silently flew out of the water and headed towards the mountains to the north of the lake.
On the night of November 6, 1973, another meeting with NGOs took place, this time off the east coast of the United States. Fishermen from Pascagoula, Mississippi, like the Coast Guard, saw an elliptical metal object about 6 meters long with golden lights on the upper plane, which flew noiselessly over the water at a height of 1-2 meters.
As soon as people noticed him and started screaming, the UFO quickly plunged into the water, as if hiding from people. The Coast Guard filed a detailed report and contacted the nearest US naval base. To everyone's surprise, US Navy radars identified a 6-meter metal object in the area.
However, there is a place on Earth that can be called a real NGO hotspot. This is Puerto Rico, a tropical Caribbean island located in the southernmost corner of the famous Bermuda Triangle, famous for the unexplained disappearances of countless boats, ships, planes and helicopters. A particularly large number of incidents have occurred in the vicinity of the tropical jungle of El Yunque Nature Reserve, where UFOs and NGOs are so common that local residents have long become accustomed to them.
“Many people have watched UFOs flying over the water. I was lucky to see a very beautiful one. At first I thought it was a boat. The object was black at the bottom and there were many red and blue lights at the top,”said José Orlando Golis, a Puerto Rican government official residing in El Yunca. "As soon as he noticed me, he immediately disappeared into the sea."
Felix Rivera, a professional diver who owns his own diving company located near the US naval base, confirmed that military personnel are the most frequent eyewitnesses to NGOs.
“Many of the Marines, the elite troops of the US Navy who are trained here, have told me about encounters with such strange objects. Some say the mysterious ships often approach their training boats. But when the Americans turn in their direction, the objects are removed at a speed impossible for any machine made by humans,”said Felix.
North of Puerto Rico is the San Juan Strait, where military and private aircraft continue to disappear regularly to this day. This place rightfully deserves the fame of the Bermuda Triangle. Even more interesting is what is happening in the depths of the San Juan archipelago, where researchers found a wrecked submarine at a depth of 9 thousand meters. In fact, this is the deepest point in the Atlantic, where the pressure under water is so great that life is impossible here, and any submarine will be crushed by the huge water pressure.
Reports from the U. S. Navy and Air Force often include reports of a round metal ship that often appears above water, hovers indefinitely, and then plunges back into the Atlantic Ocean.
Voronina Svetlana