Explorers find bizarre, spaceship-like object at the bottom of the Baltic Sea...

[deepsecrets]

Will be interesting to hear what they find when returning to the site. Just throwing out a possibility, if it is not a natural formation on the bottom, maybe one of the prototype flying disks supposedly developed by the Germans at the beginning of WWII - the Haunebu - which was about 26m in diameter - who knows??

 

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[jeff of pa]

I'm not getting the "Spaceship-like" Connection

Was it Flying ? no

"Sub-like" Maybe.

Covert Operations maybe.

Signs of a Lost or unknown Civilization, Maybe.

But location dosn't warrant the word "Spaceship" to me.

Keep us updated

 

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

Depending upon the method of propulsion, a space vehicle could be an excellent submersible.

Don Jose de La Mancha

 

[FISHEYE]

I found a better side scan image of whats on the bottom of the baltic sea.

 

[Skipper]

Any Battlestar Galatica fans out there? Looks alot like a Cylon Raider. Just sayin'! It would seem that if they were seriously trying to ID this thing, someone would drop an ROV over the side. We're only talking 270 feet.

Yuuuuup!

 

[maipenrai]

Sweds seem to have a history of seeing things on the sea bed, either real or imagined, mini subs or tracks in the mud. Wouldnt it have been better to just drop a camera down and see what it is, and not speculate on what it might be? Of course it beings them more PR, by saying something is "weird" down there.

Come on Sven, just give us a pic of it!