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A lot of people are already writing this off... jeeez.

Just because this doesn't scream ALIEN doesn't mean it's not interesting anymore.

Even these people said the formation is unusual, so to me, until there are experts say it looks normal and they have anything like this elsewhere I am gonna keep looking for updates on what exactly the hell this is.

Just because it's an unusual rock formation doesn't equate to some greater mystery behind it.

It's really the remains of the Millienium Falcon. Hans Solo went back in time with Leia, started the human race and all that remains is the fossilised remains of his trusty space ship.

I mean, look at it, the shape of it. Chewy is still alive and roaming the Andes or somewhere.

It's really the remains of the Millienium Falcon. Hans Solo went back in time with Leia, started the human race and all that remains is the fossilised remains of his trusty space ship.

I mean, look at it, the shape of it. Chewy is still alive and roaming the Andes or somewhere.

Han Solo!

:p

Of the whole ideologies that most religions are based on, particularly the 3 abrahamic faiths, one point that is central to them is that mankind is the central creation of their Gods. Whilst other intelligent life doesn't necessary disprove God, if there were other life just as advanced as us in the universe it would undercut the idea of mankind being the centerpiece of God's creation to the point that it would practically destroy the credibility of those religions. And if people don't consider them to be credible the methods they use to impose their control on people would be largely ineffective.

The Vatican seems to say otherwise: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/popes-astronomer-insists-alien-life-would-be-part-of-gods-creation-828303.html

It's really the remains of the Millienium Falcon. Hans Solo went back in time with Leia, started the human race and all that remains is the fossilised remains of his trusty space ship.

I mean, look at it, the shape of it. Chewy is still alive and roaming the Andes or somewhere.

Two things:

1) Star Wars was 'A Long Time Ago'.

2)

Chewie's dead

Two things:

1) Star Wars was 'A Long Time Ago'.

Answer : Since the Millienium Falcon can make .5 past lightspeed, they could've set a course here and made it. Since they went faster than light, time would've gone backwards.

So you never know!!!!

'UFO' at the bottom of Baltic Sea disables electrical equipment

Members of the Ocean X team exploring the alleged "UFO-shaped" object at the bottom of the Baltic Sea say that their equipment stops working when they approach within 200 meters of the mysterious object.

According to professional diver Stefan Hogerborn, a member of the Ocean X team exploring the object at the bottom of the Baltic Sea, the team's cameras and satellite phone stop working when directly above the object but start working again after they have sailed away.

"Anything electric out there - and the satellite phone as well - stopped working when we were above the object. And then we got away about 200 meters and it turned on again, and when we got back over the object it didn?t work."

Peter Lindberg, said: "We have experienced things that I really couldn?t imagine and I have been the team's biggest skeptic regarding these different kind of theories. I was kind of prepared just to find a stone or cliff or outcrop or pile of mud but it was nothing like that, so for me it has been a missing experience I must say."

According to NTDTV, the shipboard dive computer allegedly first recorded the temperature at the level of the "UFO" at minus one degree, which was not possible as the water was not frozen.

AllVoices reports that Dennis Asberg, a member of the team, said: "I am one hundred percent convinced and confident that we have found something that is very, very, very unique. Then if it is a meteorite or an asteroid, or a volcano, or a base from, say, a U-boat from the Cold War which has manufactured and placed there - or if it is a UFO... Well honestly it has to be something."

But skeptics have been questioning the accuracy of the sonar equipment, pointing out that sonar technology sometimes confuses rock formations with foreign objects. Many also believe that there is a distinct possibility that the object is an old shipwreck. According to Daily Mail, an estimated 100,000 objects are believed to line the Baltic Sea's floor.

Other critics are saying that the divers may be deliberately playing to "deepen the mystery." Such critics point to the report that Lindberg is hoping to take wealthy tourists down to see the object.

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Members of the Ocean X team exploring the alleged "UFO-shaped" object at the bottom of the Baltic Sea say that their equipment stops working when they approach within 200 meters of the mysterious object.

According to professional diver Stefan Hogerborn, a member of the Ocean X team exploring the object at the bottom of the Baltic Sea, the team's cameras and satellite phone stop working when directly above the object but start working again after they have sailed away.

That sounds like what happens in the Bermuda Triangle. Whatever it is, it is something odd.

'UFO' at the bottom of Baltic Sea disables electrical equipment

the problem i can see with that is regarding the Depth they are diving to get to it, requires Elecronic diving equipment, if they got close their rebreathers / airtanks would stop working as well as depth watches, and pretty much everything they took down with them, yet they still explored it,, in the dark ? with no air ?

*Edit- and please quit calling it a UFO, as its not flying, its underwater, and stationary

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