ok since not many of you really care about this thread and yet comment any way , it is really hard for me to be nice to you nay sayers right now. to
those of you that do care and have not had the chance to read up on the subject yet , maybe i can try and shed some light on the subject for you and
at the same time debunk some of you debunkers .
you all want a better pic well then here you go . their is a lot more than a frigin "mushroom" down their . and yes the reason their is so little
info or pics is because thier is a tv station that has the rights to them as they are one of the top funders of the project and the documentary
producers . and the rest of your questions as well i think will be answered in this retort of mine .
here are some quotes from the dive team .
" The OceanX team have discovered right angles, walls with absolutely smooth surfaces and cavities-like corridors inside the object as well as
something resembling a staircase – the weird just got weirder".
Completely circular plate-like exterior.
180 metres in circumference.
Object is 200ft accross mushroom shaped comprising a thick pillar rising 8 metres out of the seabed with a 4 metre thick dome on top (like a mushroom
shape) – rising a total of 12 metres (approx 40 feet) high above the surrounding seabed.
Cavities-like corridors inside the object.
Straight and smooth walls in certain areas with many right angles.
There are visible formations on top of the object, which are set at a 90 degree angle and look like passageways or walls, as well as something that
looks like it could be a staircase.
Stone circles, like “fireplaces”, of hard black “almost petrified” burnt looking stone each a few inches in diameter, like 4 or 5 pearls in a
necklace in various arrangements on top of the dome.
Long runway or “skid marks” leading to object point north.
In a recent Swedish radio interview, Aasberg described some amazing features which seem to indicate that the object is man made, or perhaps a natural
formation that has been altered or engineered. In various radio and TV interviews the team have described the surfaces of the dome to be similar to
concrete both in texture and appearance. The massive pillar on which the dome rests may be made of a different material indicating that the entire
anomaly may not be one complete piece but rather two separate objects with the dome resting on top of the main pillar, and if so, who or what placed
the dome on top? Also, when we say pillar – this is a pillar that is approx 180-190 feet thick.
“We arrived there twice, and the question mark has become so much bigger now, “says Dennis Åsberg.The area is a completely circular plate with
180 metres in circumference, and therefore believed that it was the first traces of a meteor.”
“But there are 1,500-metre track in bed until the subject matter-and they have also discovered right angles, walls with absolutely smooth surfaces
and cavities-like corridors inside the object.– When we went out and saw the walls which were straight and smooth, it was frightening, as in a
science-fiction film, “says Dennis Åsberg on Ocean x-team as soon exploring the unknown object again.“
During the dive, the team swam slowly over the top of the object looking down where they encountered the first of many strange sights. Stone circles,
like “fireplaces”, of hard black “almost petrified” burnt looking stone each a few inches in diameter, like 4 or 5 pearls in a necklace in
various arrangements on top of the dome some 12 metres high off the seabed. The stones appear to be arranged in definite circular shapes, so there is
no possibility of this being done through any natural process of weathering or even glaciation.
Stefan Hogeborn, 47, is a veteran of 6000 dives spanning his 20 year career and is one of the expert divers who was completely mesmerized by what he
saw. “Normally stones don’t burn,” Hogeborn said. “I can’t explain what we saw, and I went down there to answer questions, but I came up
with even more questions,” he added.
The second anomaly
Some 200 metres away lies the second strange anomaly which is amazingly yet to be explored! The initial sidescan sonar images show something
described by the team as shaped like a “gothic church window”. Similar to the main anomaly this object also has an area leading up to it of
disturbed seafloor or what could be a ridge. The divers were so amazed by the main anomaly that they simply didn’t have time to dive on the second
one. The return trip in two weeks time should present an opportunity for this to finally be explored.
There is the real possibility that the second anomaly may help give clues to the origin and nature of the main object.
i could do this all day but because their is not enough word space on here i will answer any questions " i hope " that any of you have left .
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oh and by the way their is a third anomaly .