Strange Object Found In The Gulf Of Mexico

This footage was captured on one of the live feeds during the BP oil disaster in the Gulf Of Mexico back in 2010.



Any ideas as to what this object might be?

I'm going to say
Metal detectors?

It kind of looks like a porous rock. Are we looking at the same object?


meteorite?

My guess would be meteorite as well. But Alien egg would be much more awesome!

Or maybe there is a ship that is under the rock. Sunk a while back and ended up near a place where the ground shifted.

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guy sounds stoned for sure as i go back to watch...this is interesting

Yes!
Finally,they have found the Electromagnetic Martian Grasshopper,
www.flickr.com...

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Watch this video about the tool shed who made the one on your post .
www.youtube.com...

Looks like a naturally occurring fossilized chunk of rock


Is the guy narrating Cheech or Chong?

If it is coral, which I think it probably is, then it makes sense to use a metal detector to find pieces of metal that has got *lost in large chucks or coral. It looks very organic plus if it was a UFO, it would be even more strange having man made metal stuck/lodged inside it. I am going to go with something ordinary.

could be barnacled covered cement pieces with some type of plumbers tape for rebar just flopping around in currents

i for one am not feeling this one as to be anything

I think it's some kind of volcanic rock or coral. Alien egg is a huge jump.

Originally posted by OwenGP185
If it is coral, which I think it probably is, then it makes sense to use a metal detector to find pieces of metal that has got *lost in large chucks or coral. It looks very organic plus if it was a UFO, it would be even more strange having man made metal stuck/lodged inside it. I am going to go with something ordinary.

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Do you know what UFO means?

That is a sea sponge.
Certainly not metal, unless it is an alien sea sponge.

I'd say it's definatey a melted alien egg pod UFO thingi

looks like part of a shuttle or piece of a rocket. Is it near where the shuttle blew apart? The porous stuff could be insulation that some sea life decided to make a home. It could be something dumped off a ship long ago by some gulf corporation. That was done back before the sixties a lot.

cloverfield monster egg in the gulf

Looks like a sea sponge to me. Especially when the stuff came wafting out of it. It seems to be lightweight and moving very easily.

Originally posted by violet
Looks like a naturally occurring fossilized chunk of rock


Is the guy narrating Cheech or Chong?

edit on 25-11-2012 by violet because: (no reason given)

No, he is the hippie guy from That 70's Show.
The thing he is talking about is indeed bizarre, but the vid is quite entertaining because I can see that character (forgot his name) narrating!

Originally posted by letseeit7
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Watch this video about the tool shed who made the one on your post .
www.youtube.com...

Thanks for giving him the link. This guy is a fool or on drugs. During the BP disaster he saw all kind of things.

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A huge piece of styrofoam, buffeted by ocean submersion for quite some time that smooths the edges, finally inhabited by styrofoam-boring sea worms. Seems kind of buoyant, yet somewhat rigid and non-jello-like.

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It's a part of the liquid plastic sealant that Haliburton blew into the blowout preventer to try to prevent this blowout. The visible air holes only demonstrate how full of hot air this company was.