June 13, 2012

After a day at port, the Ocean X Team has disappeared again, presumably back to the Baltic Anomaly, a mammoth underwater formation of unknown origin. The excitement among UFO enthusiasts over the Baltic Anomaly is palpable. But is this just another Great Lakes Dive Company Hoax? Background on the Baltic Anomaly Here’s the background. Last…

June 12, 2012

The Ocean X Team has finally returned to port after investigating the Baltic Anomaly, a mammoth underwater formation. Is there something down there? Nothing at all? Or is this just a massive hoax? Background on the Baltic Anomaly Here’s the background. Last summer, the Ocean X Team used side-scan sonar to “photograph” a strange object deep…

June 8, 2012

The Ocean X Team is still investigating the ultra-strange Baltic Anomaly, a gigantic underwater formation. What have they found so far? Background on the Baltic Anomaly Here’s a quick background. Last summer, the Ocean X Team used side-scan sonar to “photograph” a strange object deep in the Baltic Sea, approximately 260 feet below surface. It’s…

June 6, 2012

As we speak, Ocean Explorer is investigating the ultra-strange Baltic Anomaly, a gigantic underwater formation. Numerous explanations have been put forth, with a crashed UFO being one of the most prominent. But could the Anomaly be nothing more than a hot spring? Background on the Baltic Anomaly This is an exciting time for fans of the unexplained….

June 2, 2012

Last summer, Ocean Explorer used side-scan sonar to “photograph” something strange deep in the Baltic Sea, approximately 260 feet beneath the surface. Is it a natural rock formation? Or something else entirely? Background The object in question is about 200 feet in diameter, with a tail stretching over 1,300 feet across the sea floor. And no one…

January 30, 2012

A few months ago, Ocean Explorer used side-scan sonar to “photograph” something strange deep in the Baltic Sea, approximately 260 feet beneath the surface. Background It’s a circular UFO-like object (or to be accurate, I guess a USO), about 200 feet in diameter, with a tail stretching over 1,300 feet across the sea floor. While some…