The Baltic Sea Anomaly is a geological feature on the floor of the Baltic Sea, currently unexplained by experts. An unexplained observation, the Anomaly was originally discovered by a team named ...

A discovery made in 2011 by Swedish explorers has been at the heart of one of the most fascinating deep-sea mysteries. While searching for treasure, Peter Lindberg and Denis Asberg stumbled upon an ...

The Baltic Sea Anomaly is a peculiar sonar image snapped in the northern Baltic Sea, in the Gulf of Bothnia, in the year 2011. Due to its unusual shape and large measurements, ...

Either way, the Baltic Sea Anomaly has remained an unknown for years, and whilst the theory of a crashed UFO has some faint credibility (there is 1,600 feet of churned-up track on the sea floor ...

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The Baltic Sea Anomaly was first uncovered by Ocean X Team, a “world-leading deep-sea exploration company dedicated to uncovering lost treasures, historical shipwrecks, and underwater anomalies ...

In an hour-long radio interview, Peter Lindberg -- head of a team that discovered a strange object on the floor of the Baltic sea -- delivers a string of cryptic and titillating statements about ...

Dubbed the “Baltic Sea Anomaly”, the structure looks like the Millenium Falcon from Star Wars. It was discovered five years ago by Swedish treasure hunters, Ocean X team, led by Peter Lindberg ...

Neither of these sonar images, however, provided a reliable look at the Baltic Sea anomaly. First, the Ocean X team used an inexpensive sonar technique called side-scan sonar which, ...