Baltic Sea UFO discovered ?

[The Mule]

Well it's something weird anyway

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...st_read_module

I'm surprised this one hasn't been hushed up as there seems to be a lot of early details. Normally this stuff gets hushed early whilst it's being investigated. It probably will be from now and we'll hear no more....

[Reef Badlaw]

Seems fascinating, but I can't believe the 'skid mark' would be an elliptical-underside's crash or slide-path. Something's not right about it.

A tripod wasn't deployed... " -so we have to crash at a horizontal declination. " I dunno... It couldn't have already been underwater. The speed would've had to be preposterously fast, and there's no perceivable destination.

[Rabid1]

First why cover up a rock formation? It's not a craft of any sort.

This is from the interview they did after the dive with Express

FACTS



Rock Formation, which almost seems to be cast in cement, according to the divers.

At one point there was what is likened to a pearl necklace - or that someone has tried to make a fireplace with an inch-sized rocks on the ocean floor.

The furnace-like rock formations on top of that which constitutes the large circle that was discovered with a scanner tool last year. Divers images shows that the circle in turn consist of several blocks formed by "rolls" or "mushrooms" that is attached to each other, forming the circle.

Overall, the object is 60 meters long and about as wide.

Elsewhere, it looks like someone has pinched the mountain at the edge, as if you have breathed together two molds and it sticks out between stone formers, according to the divers.

"Probably sandstone"

As for the path, I don't know about the currents in that area, but if the current flows across the stones it will create a hollow on the downstream side and a silt bed as the silt settles into the eddy that will narrow the further it gets from the formation. Look at a rock on the sandy bottom of a lake near the mouth of a river. A small rock about 18 inches in diameter can have a similar sand bed 30 or 30 yards long. Or look ad the down stream side of a rock in the river. Looks the same.

But this is still an interesting find, and more power to the salvage team for milking the rubes for whatever they can get to raise more money to examine it.