The Swedish research team Ocean X made several more dives to the mysterious UFO discovered last summer at the bottom of the Baltic Sea between the coast of Sweden and Finland.
Divers are in disarray and make the most fantastic assumptions about the nature, lying at a depth of almost 90 meters at the bottom of the Gulf of Bothnia in the Baltic Sea. In addition to the heap of oddities characteristic of this formation, another one was discovered.
Professional diver Stefan Hogerborg told reporters that satellite phones and some cameras stop working near the UFO. “It wasn't until we sailed 200 meters from the facility that they started working again,” said Hogerborn. - We swam closer - the devices turned off again.
Something left a mark when braking
Diver Peter Lindbergh stressed that he was the most inveterate skeptic, but after diving into a UFO, he does not know what to think. “I was sure that we would find a rock, a pile of mud or something like that, but I did not expect this,” said the diver. “This is something very, very unique,” the Daily Mail newspaper quotes another researcher, Denis Asberg, “it could be a meteorite, an asteroid, or, I don’t exclude, a UFO. But this is something very strange."
The object is 60 meters in diameter, has rounded edges and rises 3-4 meters above the sea floor. It is followed by a "landing" trail more than three hundred meters long. Some of the stones on the surface of the object appear to be charred. There is also a circular hole that leads to the inside of the UFO. Divers have not yet tried to descend into it.
Now there is a break in research. Diving will continue in the coming weeks.
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