UFO Lying On The Bottom Of The Baltic Sea?

[flyboy56]

A Swedish expedition team has found an unidentified object at the bottom of the Baltic Sea, leaving some to believe it’s the remnants of an extra-terrestrial ship.

Scientists went off on a deep-water dive to debunk some theories about the underwater object, but were left with more questions than they had answers.

http://www.redorbit.com/news/space/1...he-baltic-sea/

[ms maggie]

A Swedish expedition team has found an unidentified object at the bottom of the Baltic Sea, leaving some to believe it’s the remnants of an extra-terrestrial ship.

Scientists went off on a deep-water dive to debunk some theories about the underwater object, but were left with more questions than they had answers.

http://www.redorbit.com/news/space/1...he-baltic-sea/

Usually a cigar is just a cigar. Or a rock in this case.

To some observers, it is a UFO - The 'Roswell of the Ocean', while others speculate that it is a Nazi anti-submarine defence, or a plug to the underworld.

But according to one expert, the 'strange' and 'mysterious' object, as described by the team who found it, is nothing more than glacial rocks that have been dragged across the ocean floor.

Volker Brüchert, an associate professor of geology at Stockholm University, was handed stone samples of the object for analysis.

He said he believed he was seeing nothing more than normal rocks, and told Live Science: 'It's good to hear critical voices about this 'Baltic Sea mystery.

'What has been generously ignored by the Ocean-X team is that most of the samples they have brought up from the sea bottom are granites and gneisses and sandstones.'

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[SalisburySage]

Looks like a rock formation to me.

[flyboy56]

At 285 feet you'd think they'd be able to send divers down there instead of just relying on unmanned vehicles.

[demopublican]

An experience diver on a nitrox mix can dive 300 ft but it is a serious dive.

[flyboy56]

An experience diver on a nitrox mix can dive 300 ft but it is a serious dive.

How long could a diver stay down?

[demopublican]

How long could a diver stay down?

I Am not clear. The standard dive table only goes to 130 ft. Special deep dives like that would require a nitrogen/oxygen mix and possibly a decompression chamber on site.
I worked with an army dive team once (yes the army used to have dive teams) that had an old landing craft converted into a dive boat. They had a decompression chamber on board and would stay down for hours on surface supplied air and simply use the chamber after every dive. It was intense. We were working at 70-100 ft in the chesapeake bay shipping channel. My crew was working on standard two tank systems with helmets and dive communication radios.

[BlandFood]

I watched "Starman" today, Leftist ahole Jeff Bridges best acting job in it. Id say he studied mime, I dunno.

[Gopher]

I came across an article about this awhile back. Never finished it because it seemed like it was a load to begin with and written by someone desperately in search of their fifteen minutes of fame financed by other people's money. Not that I care one way or the other but it doesn't seem like it would be all that difficult to go down there and find out what it is. It will probably turn out being something like a fossilized prehistoric whale turd.

[OldBay]

I Am not clear. The standard dive table only goes to 130 ft. Special deep dives like that would require a nitrogen/oxygen mix and possibly a decompression chamber on site.
I worked with an army dive team once (yes the army used to have dive teams) that had an old landing craft converted into a dive boat. They had a decompression chamber on board and would stay down for hours on surface supplied air and simply use the chamber after every dive. It was intense. We were working at 70-100 ft in the chesapeake bay shipping channel. My crew was working on standard two tank systems with helmets and dive communication radios.

Interesting. What kind of visibility did you have in the shipping channel?

[gaurdian]

sorry