NRR: Baltic Sea Anomaly

[Ian Townsend]

Gotta love rubbish like this.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2HT21s5NA0

Heartening to see how many comments are about the newsreader...:rolleyes:
Some equally rubbish follow-ups...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mv23EfAgv3A&feature=related


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRJSl9650cw&feature=watch_response

[ironheadrat]

What a gigantic sea anomaly. I've never seen any bigger than my hand. Imagine how much water it would squirt if you pressed it.

http://www.discoveringfossils.co.uk/foreshore_sealife2.jpg

I was a bit disappointed that the bloke who discovered the lost city of Atlantis on Google Earth was proved wrong by a recent update. On the Canaries we actually live on the only remaining high mountain peaks of the submerged continent.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESb0_Q_jwgA&feature=related

[Ian Townsend]

What a gigantic sea anomaly. I've never seen any bigger than my hand.
I see what you did there...:)

ilove,,,the....waythatgirl..speaks....inthatmoveso undssuspiciously...likeanautomatedvoice. whirrrrrr

Must be damned annoying that your Atlantis was taken away by Geology undergraduates.:(

[ironheadrat]

Must be damned annoying that your Atlantis was taken away by Geology undergraduates.:(

Especially as it was discovered by an aeronautical engineer called Bernie.

Bernie, 38, of Chester, said: “It looks like an aerial map of Milton Keynes. It must be man-made."

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_3pN5WhPL53U/R7MXjjhw0-I/AAAAAAAAAAM/8xHRl92i1DA/s320/milton-keynes4.jpg

http://www.tarotvidenciaelisedefer.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/La-Atlantida-el-continente-perdido.jpg

[Col Wolfe]

I haven't looked into this but surely there are loads of comments comparing it to the Millenium Falcon?

Has anyone actually been down there to have a look?

[Ian Townsend]

I haven't looked into this but surely there are loads of comments comparing it to the Millenium Falcon?

Has anyone actually been down there to have a look?

Hundreds of Millenium Falcon comments Col. I only had a short while to search around, but I gather there have been two or three dives in a sub but don't know how scientific they were.

I got the heads- up to it from one of my kids at school. :D

I don't think it's as interesting or as large as those amazing undersea structures off the Japanese coast, though they've been discredited as natural formations.

[auxillary_output]

You'll probably like rubbish like this as well. :)


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhTraXz-DYU