The Baltic Sea Anomaly

[@bloodyneptune]

Its sad, one minute you're making the Kessel run in less than twelve parsecs, the next you're at the bottom of the Baltic Sea

[@cjclark2002]

That’s what happens when Chewey has full control.

[@feelmebeme]

Tragic

[@armughansohail3351]

Funny girl you are! Hey :)

[@joshlogue3264]

You probably think I'm some sort of Eskimo racist?

[@randybaumery5090]

I was hoping someone would say something like that:

[@KnowledgeAddicted]

I heard Baltic sea used to freeze every winter during Little Ice Age, and they were building winter inns and taverns on the ice for the people traveling through frozen sea. I bet lots of stuff was left each year when they were wrapping up for the spring

[@versebuchanan512]

That's where my favorite hat ended up, for sure. That or Lake Michigan, one.

[@sarc9807]

Entire armies crossed the baltic sea during winter 👍

[@SmD-ff5xd]

That's great, but why build a stone structure on ice? it's not like you'll get the structural benefits as you could only use basic rod foundation or an inset slab. and as for insulation, well as they say 'stone cold'

[@SmD-ff5xd]

​@@sarc9807Maybe they were somehow transporting the structure and either left it there or it broke through the ice

[@versebuchanan512]

@@SmD-ff5xd world's first insurance scam?

[@RealRed05]

Han's going to have a fit seeing the Falcon like that.

[@whalehands]

I'm not joking when I say that your videos bring a peaceful end to a hellacious day. I love watching these just before bed.

[@alexs.5675]

Doing that as i type this

[@timetravelkitty425]

Same😂 It just tickles me to see the growing number of people coming out who also like to watch true crime or listen to scary stories right before bed, I think it says something about our generation that that is what relaxes us😅

[@sticksnstonespatriot1728]

Me too. 💯

[@whalehands]

@@timetravelkitty425 I've been watching Top 5, Bedtime stories, Wartime stories, Bob Gymlan. These are just some of the channels I watch with this kind of content.

[@pohjantuulet247]

In the Finnish national epic 'Kalevala', which was originally composed with a combination of different folk tales across Finland, Blacksmith Ilmarinen forges a magical device known as 'Sampo', which according to the tale is able to produce infinite amount of material wealth out of thin air. He forges this device as a wedding tribute to 'Louhi', also known as the Hag of the North, in order for Ilmarinen to marry one of Louhi's daughters. After the wedding, the men of Kalevala realize that giving the device to their main adversary was likely a bad mistake, so they set out to reclaim it for themselves once more. During this raid, they manage to steal Sampo back, but only briefly, since Louhi being a renown witch turns herself into a winged beast and attacks the boat carrying Sampo. During this fight, Sampo is lost forever as it first gets damaged during the fight and ultimately falls over the edge of the Boat, sinking to the dark depths below. It is never disclosed in the tale what sea is in question when the men of Kalevala lose the Sampo, only that it separated the land of Kalevala from the deep frozen North. The Baltic sea anomaly could very well be the lost Sampo, since it was also never specified how big the device was.

[@fordman1984ful]

Louhen sampo se siellä lepää 🤔

[@foxbosmit521]

Cool thanks for that was quite interesting love folk lore

[@TheDoorspook11c]

Right beside a crystal skull and the spear of destiny??

[@michelleresistance]

What an interesting tale

[@dylancoykendall554]

Every myth and legend has a truth that it’s built upon

[@UmbraHand]

Complete speculation here by my part: It is possible for this structure to be built by early humans; not advanced or anything. During the last ice age, many areas of the world currently underwater were exposed to the air, had fauna and vegetation and were used by people. A clear example is Doggerland between the UK and France, currently underwater, it still has human structures and remains that have been covered and mapped. Adding to this, this is in an area close to the pole and hence, during this era, very likely did not have this amount of water present. The sliding section is not surprising, a heavy object can force underwater sliding and is a well known geological effect, responsible for certain types of tsunamis . But as with everything we will just have to wait for data to come and, and, as in the case, reality tend to disappoint sometimes. That is just my take. Cheers PS: Several people have pointed out the impossibility of this scenario as the Baltic Sea was still underwater during this period and as the comment thread it quite large I reckon most have not read these replies. The proposed model is not viable.

[@UmbraHand]

I would like to the point of electrical and electronic failures. Out of three attempts to amp the object, only one failed, in an area known for storms and disruptive weather. That is not a lot of data points to suggest much, and breakdown of equipment in the sea Is not entirely uncommon, especially with foul weather.

[@davidmoak1219]

You're exactly right and I'm glad someone else has a brain in here. Lots of people buy into any kind of Triangle nonsense. This is also what was speculated by several teams that were looking into this remotely. It's a fun rock carving that kind of looks like the Millenium Falcon from certain angles and that's about all the mystery there is to it. But hey they gotta find SOMETHING to go on and on about, right? "Aliens made the pyramids, that rock formation, and easter island heads. Also if you get near ANY of these sources with a microwave set to high, it will turn on and cook whatever is inside." You could type that and people would believe it. This is a story for people who believe in triangle esque phenomenon and not for people based in reality. I mean we know it's just a rock. I know when water will be 200 feet higher in the future in the oceans, so if I go make a carving right now at sea level, in less than 1500 years it will be rather deep in the water and people could speculate about it and get all excited. Gasp! SPOOKY TECH!!

[@nickfrost9771]

This craft was the seeding "alien" spacecraft which brought the original beings of our current civilization, the Arya. Most historical societies will try to tell you they were originally settled in pre-historic times in Iraq, this is incorrect. They were originally Scandinavian and this is where the sagas of the Norse God's come from. This craft is still active and humming. They have already staked a claim to it, but everyone is concerned what yo actually do next with it. If I lived over in that region, I would have already made a dive therr quite a few times... Glad they made a video of this...

[@kelleychilton2524]

@@davidmoak1219 I think that your observations are probably the closest to the truth. Your Millenium Falcon comment had me laughing because that's exactly what I was thinking when I saw that. 😁

[@UmbraHand]

@@nickfrost9771 Oh boy, Esoteric Nazism incoming

[@codytebaldi]

Just a point of information - the vessel shown beginning at 5:07, Oceanxplorer, belongs to the marine science research organization "OceanX" which was founded in 2019 by American investor Raymond Dalio, and is NOT related to "Ocean X-Team", the Swedish marine diving and salvage team which discovered the Baltic Sea anomaly in 2011 as described in the video.

[@alinadirozdemir4699]

Nope. They're the same OceanX. The Swedish team's part of Dalio's OceanX, which has its operations as early as 2011 not 2019. For-profit organization OceanX's who found the so called "the Baltic Sea Anomaly".

[@davidbruce5524]

i remember when this was news. everyone said they found the Millenium Falcon! my vote is for ancient civilization. great story guys!

[@daleupthegrove6396]

At first glance it reminded me of the Millenium Falcon too.

[@daleupthegrove6396]

At first glance it reminded me of the Millenium Falcon too.

[@nickfrost9771]

This craft was the seeding "alien" spacecraft which brought the original beings of our current civilization, the Arya. Most historical societies will try to tell you they were originally settled in pre-historic times in Iraq, this is incorrect. They were originally Scandinavian and this is where the sagas of the Norse God's come from. This craft is still active and humming. They have already staked a claim to it, but everyone is concerned what yo actually do next with it. If I lived over in that region, I would have already made a dive therr quite a few times... Glad they made a video of this...

[@jamonturner9583]

@@nickfrost9771 me no speaky Spanish sorry

[@RaRmAn]

Looks more like the Ebon Hawk to me.

[@bopeton]

Why is it so hard to say "we don't have a lot of information about this so it's not smart to form a hypothesis yet"

[@cr0yd]

Because you can generate a lot of clicks with such crap. A lot of people want to believe this kind of BS.

[@azureascendant994]

These mysteries of possible ancient civilizations are the best. The Yonaguni ruins in the south of the Ryukyu islands is another mystery I highly recommend looking into.

[@bioLarzen]

There is no real mystery about the Yonaguni one. There is basically unanimous understanding that it is "just" a rock formation that is the result of 100% natural processes. Sure, it looks amazing and definitely like something that was consciously created by intelligence - but nature has proven a million times that it can create the most breathtaking and unbelievable things all by itself, without the involvement of humans (or any other intelligent species). The story is basically the Japanese guy who found it and seems incapable of letting it go vs. every evidence and expert :)

[@azureascendant994]

@@bioLarzen ok...

[@nickfrost9771]

This craft was the seeding "alien" spacecraft which brought the original beings of our current civilization, the Arya. Most historical societies will try to tell you they were originally settled in pre-historic times in Iraq, this is incorrect. They were originally Scandinavian and this is where the sagas of the Norse God's come from. This craft is still active and humming. They have already staked a claim to it, but everyone is concerned what yo actually do next with it. If I lived over in that region, I would have already made a dive therr quite a few times... Glad they made a video of this...

[@kelleychilton2524]

The ancient alien theory is fascinating. I'm not suggesting that this particular object is related to ancient aliens. But when you look at worldwide phenomenon, such as pyramids scattered all over the earth from Egypt to the Western Hemisphere .... it certainly opens up possibilities. Perhaps ancient aliens are at the root of our religious beliefs? It's interesting to ponder.

[@mathieuleader8601]

suspected to be the continent of Mu

[@TheScientificBackpac]

This channel never fails to throw me out of my chair with giddiness when I see the new spectacle or event I’ve treasured so dear to my twisted head that they deside to cover! Cheers bedtime stories!

[@kostathomas8732]

Two years since I found you guys, I still don't know how you keep finding new and amazing mysteries I've never heard of, truly top notch work lads!

[@buddah8706]

Cause theres alot of then

[@kostathomas8732]

@@buddah8706I know I just like to spend a lot of time listening to these story telling channels and most of them tend to repeat the same big stories which is why I like these guys in particular

[@uhtred7860]

@@kostathomas8732 These guys also repeat stories other channels have done also, I'd heard of this one from another channel years ago.

[@I_am_a_cat_]

There are wiki pages dedicated to listing out stuff like this :P

[@fmar.8311]

i heard about this a while back, lots of videos on youtube about this.

[@russellcampbell3500]

Can't wait to chat with my brother about this one we are very intrigued by not only your channel but we love anything to do with the ocean floor. Our dad past the sea knowledge bug on us many years ago. Cheers

[@teaspoonsofpeanutbutter6425]

*passed. Past is history/in the past or function ie "the guy ran past". Just in case anyone wants to learn. I'm not seeing how many whiny, bitch ass comments I can get, before you all start. Just trying to help understanding.

[@markus7166]

Passed**

[@russellcampbell3500]

@@markus7166 sew whut, leaf Me a loan. I m knot bathing Annie won. 😉

[@markus7166]

@@russellcampbell3500 making a joke doesnt change the fact that you didnt know how to spell "passed" 😂

[@russellcampbell3500]

@@markus7166 my mistake can be changed in edit. You'll always be a mistake. 😁

[@AlphaOmega804]

"In his house at R'lyeh, dead Cthulhu waits dreaming".

[@gerardjagroo]

*_Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'leyh wgah'nagl fhtagn_* 😨😨😨😨😨😨😨

[@alphooey]

They definitely need to engage help from Miskatonic University

[@elio7610]

How can something be dreaming if dead?

[@AlphaOmega804]

@@elio7610 Its a lovecraftian cosmic horror reference. A good read if you have the time

[@orangelemon9786]

Call of ktulu

[@josephwear9572]

Hey remember the episodes regarding allegedly cursed ships? I’ve got a really good one. The Viking Sally. Two murders plus one of the highest losses of life in a maritime disaster. I think it’s worth a look into.

[@cyankirkpatrick5194]

Has the channel Maritime horrors did this yet.

[@sarij3950]

I think it was one murder and one attempted murder - the other victim lived. Also, maybe it's worth mentioning the Viking Sally was renamed Estonia in its later years.

[@einienj3281]

I will never forget the mayday call of MS Estonia.. my godmother worked on Viking Sally as a bartender at the time of the murder.. her son, my cousin, was on one of the rescue ships when Estonia went down..

[@matty6848]

@@einienj3281 did she survive? That was a bad day in maritime history.

[@einienj3281]

@@matty6848 Oh yeah, she wasn't on Estonia.. She was working on Viking Sally, not on Estonia.. when it was sold she transfered to another Viking, Viking Calypso.. Sally was also stuck a few times, taking in water.. I think there was a fire too.. it really was a bad luck ship..

[@Brocuzgodlocdunfamdogson]

Ever heard of Kalkajaka, AKA Black Mountain in Australia? Either in Queensland or NSW, I forget. Ever since hearing a certain horrifying story about a guy who was lost in there, I’ve wanted to know more...but there’s not much out there about the place. Even the composition of the mountain itself isn’t understood. It’s just a giant mound of huge boulders. No one knows how deep these boulders go either. Some even believe the boulders were placed there, to seal “something” away. Witnesses have said they can hear haunting moans and wails from deep within the mountain, and it’s often accompanied by a horrible rotting stench. Some people have even suggested that the lichen-like organisms on the rocks releases toxins into the air incapacitating and killing animals, and eventually feeding off them as the body decays. Others have suggested that it’s a portal to hell itself. The Indigenous people have all sorts of stories about the place. Either way, I can’t help but wonder what might be down below that mountain.

[@ArleneF]

F Jeezy I never heard of that place but I totally agree that it would be an extremely interesting story for these guys to do!

[@We_Are_All_Vultures]

There's something like that in Russia.

[@Enzaio]

What you're describing is H.P. Lovecraft's story The Shadow out of Time. It goes exactly how you describe it. I guess someone on the internet passed it on as if it was real.

[@Brocuzgodlocdunfamdogson]

@@Enzaio this incident happened before that book was written. It’s a real place, with real disappearances and mysterious sightings and sounds. Stuff has been officially recorded happening at Kalkajaka since the 1800s, and the locals say it goes back thousands of years. So unless someone has a time machine or a had the internet in the 1800s, the stories are unrelated. Or there’s the chance that Lovecraft was influenced by stories of Kalkajaka. The official Kalkajaka reports came first. It can’t be the other way around. I forget the guys name, he was an Aboriginal tracker helping with a manhunt. The tracker went in looking for the man, his flashlight died and he experienced what I mentioned above, plus some other strange happenings. He was wandering around the caves for hours before he finally made it out. He’s quoted as saying he would not return to that mountain even for a kings ransom. His isnt the only incident, he just happens to be one of the few who returned alive. Usually people just vanish there. Look it up.

[@Brocuzgodlocdunfamdogson]

@@We_Are_All_Vultures happen to know the name? I’d be interested in learning more about it.

[@Maddog3060]

The fact that the sonar scans just look so weird is what really makes this object so fascinating. I know parts of the seabed were above water in the last Ice Age, and certainly there's a lot of evidence that the peoples of the time built along what was then the coast, only having to move when the water levels started to rise. Wouldn't it be sad if humanity could have had a larger head start on civilization if our first ones hadn't been sunk under the waves?

[@Shin_Lona]

It's similar to the Yonaguni site off the coast of Japan. The Greeks talked about a couple different lands to the far north called Hyperborea and Ultima Thule. Perhaps there more those myths than mere legend.

[@nickfrost9771]

This craft was the seeding "alien" spacecraft which brought the original beings of our current civilization, the Arya. Most historical societies will try to tell you they were originally settled in pre-historic times in Iraq, this is incorrect. They were originally Scandinavian and this is where the sagas of the Norse God's come from. This craft is still active and humming. They have already staked a claim to it, but everyone is concerned what yo actually do next with it. If I lived over in that region, I would have already made a dive therr quite a few times... Glad they made a video of this...

[@ARGOS-THOR]

Its the Ebon Hawk.

[@Gwestytears]

@@nickfrost9771 maybe

[@wrendina9996]

@@nickfrost9771 that sounds a bit white supremacist-y

[@bubbaphett3261]

The lost civilization and ufo videos are my favorites. Very intriguing.

[@Chrisfragger1]

I know it must be tough, but I wish you put out more content. Every video is just GOLD, from the narration to the visual artwork.

[@daniellemaroney2931]

They take to long to come out with new material.

[@OccultDemonCassette]

@@daniellemaroney2931 looks like they upload pretty much weekly? That's pretty consistent, especially considering the custom art made for the episodes.

[@Chrisfragger1]

@@daniellemaroney2931 Yeah, I know. That's why I said it was tough.

[@We_Are_All_Vultures]

It rather less episodes than mass produced, lower quality.

[@chatteyj]

​@@Chrisfragger1 They produce an episode every week, thats more than enough. They could do another short episode on another day of the week like fascinating horror have started doing which is literally a minute long for those like you who need their fix maybe, but otherwise what they are doing is fine.

[@scottsmith4315]

Thank you so much guys! Each of you is just as important as the other to bring such a quality experience with every story. I’m grateful

[@brianclingenpeel5123]

man, I get so stoked every time I see a new episode has uploaded. the new ones are on par if not better than the older ones and I love it lol

[@brianclingenpeel5123]

@Ayethere M8 wouldn't that be funny. They are just slipping old episodes in on us hoping no one noticed while they are off fishing or something lol

[@josealicea5349]

Big fan and love the stories!!!!! Can u do these next #1 Megladon Shark #2 Hell Hounds #3 Haunted Gettysburg #4 Scary EVP recordings Love your channel and hope to see these on this channel. Keep them coming

[@victoriawhite3662]

Oooh, haunted Gettysburg!👍

[@cooljim1376]

Megladon is dead, so many videos cover this and cement the fact that it is 100% extinct.

[@josealicea5349]

@@cooljim1376 u must be bored and have nothing better to do. I want to see it and this channel is perfect for it. So fall back and leave it be.

[@cooljim1376]

@@josealicea5349 Too bad I don't care and neither does this planet's history lol. Piss off back to your SCP forum.

[@anthonyyoutubefan7567]

My first thought was, crashed UFO. It also could be a lost city. But, how does one explain its ability to distort communications equipment? Truly eerie. Thank you again.

[@slipstreamxr3763]

That's no UFO that's a Corellian YT class freighter.

[@Bob-je3kx]

I am a bit skeptical about it being something so far fetched but I’ll give you a lesson on communication equipment; If you take a magnet strong enough and wave it around the motherboard of your pc you can kill it in no time. Electromagnetic fields are murderous to any kind of communication and can cause massive amounts of disruption and even destruction. If a ship existed capable of space travel and maybe even inter dimensional travel, in theory the power drive for such a vessel would create unfathomable powerful magnetic fields which would really ruin your day if you had equipment near it. And besides that we have jet fighters these days with electronic warfare suites that can use electro magnetism to counter missile locks. If we posses such technology (again in theory) a civilization capable of getting a vessel here would probably have a tonne of equipment to counter our prying eyes. But if you do believe it’s an alien craft down there, now you understand how all the distortions fit into that theory :)

[@anthonyyoutubefan7567]

@@slipstreamxr3763 The thought did cross my mind, too. Someone needs to tell George Lucas that his ship is down there.

[@nickfrost9771]

This craft was the seeding "alien" spacecraft which brought the original beings of our current civilization, the Arya. Most historical societies will try to tell you they were originally settled in pre-historic times in Iraq, this is incorrect. They were originally Scandinavian and this is where the sagas of the Norse God's come from. This craft is still active and humming. They have already staked a claim to it, but everyone is concerned what yo actually do next with it. If I lived over in that region, I would have already made a dive therr quite a few times... Glad they made a video of this...

[@cooljim1376]

@@nickfrost9771 Who let the crazy ancient aliens guy in here?

[@obsidiansands]

Of all the things I've been hearing about it, I keep wondering if it's somehow radiation leakage that could explain for the malfunctioning equipment the moment it gets near the site itself. Poring over whatever I could find, none of it indicates if the team ever tried to check for radiation amongst the data coming in. Any way, great episode as usual!

[@nickfrost9771]

This craft was the seeding "alien" spacecraft which brought the original beings of our current civilization, the Arya. Most historical societies will try to tell you they were originally settled in pre-historic times in Iraq, this is incorrect. They were originally Scandinavian and this is where the sagas of the Norse God's come from. This craft is still active and humming. They have already staked a claim to it, but everyone is concerned what yo actually do next with it. If I lived over in that region, I would have already made a dive therr quite a few times... Glad they made a video of this...

[@sarahs5340]

I thought it could be radiation as well. Sunspots will even interfere with equipment, so this “ship” might be leaking.

[@wlodek8757]

with how polluted baltic sea is? I wouldnt be suprised

[@genericpersonx333]

What a fun story. Mysterious objects, mysterious inability to collect basic data and samples, and above all, deep in the dark ocean far from our sight, leaving us compelled to imagine more than perceive. Always good fodder to feed the Fortean palate!

[@AltCtrlSpud]

company finds weird shaped rock and embellishes it to build hype for more funding.... not really a fun story if you ask me

[@genericpersonx333]

​@@AltCtrlSpud You can be a miserable cynic if you wish, but why be miserable? Even if it is almost certainly just a quirky rock, doesn't mean one can't have fun imagining all the possibilities, however improbable.

[@ruudschmitz1]

The story is real, the interpretation is fantasy off the 📈

[@Eoin-Boreara]

@@AltCtrlSpud well it’s clear you have studied this subject to the core lol

[@anxietyonline1947]

​@@AltCtrlSpud Tell me you know nothing about geology without telling me you know nothing about geology.

[@colehalford1893]

This is an awesome video. I just got done binge watching project bluebook which is only two seasons at this time, and this story was in one of the episodes. Thank you Bedtime Stories so much for another awesome episode.

[@palomaf.2150]

Thanks for the reminder 👍Didn't know there was a new season

[@kelleychilton2524]

Gotta love binge watching. 😁

[@goldenermarz3910]

I truly hope that you never stop creating videos.

[@janmcivor7119]

For anyone interested there's a documentary about this called "the mystery beneath" definitely a good watch. 🤘

[@kathyrn7423]

Thanks for the information. I am going to check it out. Cheers 🇨🇦

[@nickfrost9771]

This craft was the seeding "alien" spacecraft which brought the original beings of our current civilization, the Arya. Most historical societies will try to tell you they were originally settled in pre-historic times in Iraq, this is incorrect. They were originally Scandinavian and this is where the sagas of the Norse God's come from. This craft is still active and humming. They have already staked a claim to it, but everyone is concerned what yo actually do next with it. If I lived over in that region, I would have already made a dive therr quite a few times... Glad they made a video of this...

[@jimbracknell5648]

Good vid again guys! Have you ever heard of those giant "tread tracks" that were allegedly discovered in a Norwegian fjord? that would be another good subject.

[@russellcampbell3500]

I have heard of this. Any ideas yourself on what is going on? I am clueless about it tbh.

[@burtknighten1873]

@@russellcampbell3500 waves

[@russellcampbell3500]

@@burtknighten1873 really, cool. Thanks now when someone asks me, I can say the same. Cheers

[@michaelmelton999]

Xenogears

[@russellcampbell3500]

@@michaelmelton999 what are those? I am older and don't know alot about this.

[@A.Steeeve]

Simply addicted to this channel 🥰 The most annoying part of this Baltic thing is that regardless of our latest tech, we are still only guessing what it is...

[@iiEco-Ryan3166]

I've always found things like this interesting, especially this one. Nice to see yall made a video on this.

[@serpentuslindworm5118]

Ironic that this channel is called Bedtime Stories, and here you've given me a story that'll keep me awake all night.

[@Filtratedlion9044]

This video just shows how little we know about what lies beneath the waves

[@cyankirkpatrick5194]

I agree with you but what lies beneath within us all and not just the waves. Do we have the secrets of the past locked within us? If so are we truly the the servants of the Annununaki if they are coming back??? then what

[@truthylucy7068]

Yes, I believe there's many answers at the bottom of the oceans. I believe many truths about technology of the past has been kept from us. Worldwide architecture alone shows we're not the most advanced of past civilizations. Our existence & past is much more extraordinary & fascinating then they would have us believe. Imo.

[@cyankirkpatrick5194]

What is the book of the Enuki I've been seeing in my suggestion feed

[@fernandoferreira6293]

Or geology.

[@apacifistmachinegunner669]

@@cyankirkpatrick5194 Book of Enoch

[@mosessaenz734]

Yo this is my favorite channel by far. Keep them coming brother. I love telling these stories to nephews and nieces. Homies and home girls. Amazing.

[@Forsoothious]

I always pondered what it looks like on the inside since there is a hatch that we can't seem to open due to equipment malfunctioning.

[@SamuelBlack84]

Smash it with a hammer if you have to

[@uhtred7860]

LOL, Its a big outcrop of rock, there is no hatch.

[@cjclark2002]

@@uhtred7860 oh you been down there yourself? Tell us all about it.

[@littleumbrella1763]

They should send divers with crowbars next time lol

[@evanabbott2737]

I have also…pondered🤔

[@Saltheartfreak]

Thank you for covering this! I remembered when they talked about it on the news in Sweden. They would joke that it looked like Millennium Falcon, and that Han Solo had crashed into the Baltic sea. But the hype of the discovery only lasted for a while, and then silence. I remember trying to look for more information about it, and if they had visited the site more and gotten an understanding of what it was, but wasn't able to find any. So thank you for covering it! It is one of my favourite topics.

[@evanblain3057]

this is the best horror themed channel ever i love it and its siter channels also ngl the words they use in these videos has effected my vocab for the best

[@northernsoutherngirl]

Another great video! Hadn't heard any of the other theories presented about this anomaly outside it being a possible crashed ufo. Thanks for the efforts in finding out more information about this item.👍🏾

[@nickfrost9771]

This craft was the seeding "alien" spacecraft which brought the original beings of our current civilization, the Arya. Most historical societies will try to tell you they were originally settled in pre-historic times in Iraq, this is incorrect. They were originally Scandinavian and this is where the sagas of the Norse God's come from. This craft is still active and humming. They have already staked a claim to it, but everyone is concerned what yo actually do next with it. If I lived over in that region, I would have already made a dive therr quite a few times... Glad they made a video of this...

[@bartfoster1311]

At 70 meters that could easily put this depth above sea level during the ice ages.

[@nickfrost9771]

This craft was the seeding "alien" spacecraft which brought the original beings of our current civilization, the Arya. Most historical societies will try to tell you they were originally settled in pre-historic times in Iraq, this is incorrect. They were originally Scandinavian and this is where the sagas of the Norse God's come from. This craft is still active and humming. They have already staked a claim to it, but everyone is concerned what yo actually do next with it. If I lived over in that region, I would have already made a dive therr quite a few times... Glad they made a video of this...

[@We_Are_All_Vultures]

@@nickfrost9771 "seeding"? It's stone.

[@Inquisitor_Redacted]

Nice schizopost

[@BeanOfBean]

@@nickfrost9771 Most sane history channel viewer

[@jaroslavpesek6642]

@@nickfrost9771 You are troll.

[@will1548]

My fav channel on KZbin!!! Always excited when I see new uploads

[@tommargarites2811]

Definitely a weird one to be sure, and not the first time I've heard of this story. How I understand it currently, is that the ship which discovered it, can't find the thing now, and they have become rather obsessed with finding it again, last I heard.

[@N0sf3r4tuR1s3n]

How can they not find it? They would have made a note of it's coordinates- unless it moved...

[@nickfrost9771]

This craft was the seeding "alien" spacecraft which brought the original beings of our current civilization, the Arya. Most historical societies will try to tell you they were originally settled in pre-historic times in Iraq, this is incorrect. They were originally Scandinavian and this is where the sagas of the Norse God's come from. This craft is still active and humming. They have already staked a claim to it, but everyone is concerned what yo actually do next with it. If I lived over in that region, I would have already made a dive therr quite a few times... Glad they made a video of this...

[@thejacobin9406]

@@nickfrost9771 Arya crazy?

[@nichollle]

@@thejacobin9406 dude sounds like he needs antipsychotics

[@samleake2528]

@@thejacobin9406 I was gonna say "Arya having a laugh", some things people come out with on these videos is so hilariously bad it's good.

[@nancyjones6780]

Thank you it feels like ages since the last Bedtime Stories upload (even though it wasn't) and I love this channel ❤

[@Ἰουστίνος-Μίλλερ]

Damn this one was really cool. No matter what it is, an interesting discovery for sure.

[@nickfrost9771]

This craft was the seeding "alien" spacecraft which brought the original beings of our current civilization, the Arya. Most historical societies will try to tell you they were originally settled in pre-historic times in Iraq, this is incorrect. They were originally Scandinavian and this is where the sagas of the Norse God's come from. This craft is still active and humming. They have already staked a claim to it, but everyone is concerned what yo actually do next with it. If I lived over in that region, I would have already made a dive therr quite a few times... Glad they made a video of this...

[@GuardianApe]

@@nickfrost9771 is there link where I can read up on your comment on seeding?

[@madj.7379]

Are we just gonna ignore the fact that regardless of whatever it was in that photo, it clearly looked like the Millennium Falcon? That theortically, it could well be Han, Lando and Chewbacca at work? (In all seriousness, though, keep up the great work! Love this channel!)

[@kiba775237]

thats the first thing i saw too

[@Zer0C0re]

In other words, someone used The Force to look forward in time, saw that the sequel series was going to be made, and then tried to hyperspace-ram the whole Earth to stop it?

[@madj.7379]

And by the way, Zer0d0uchenugget, I saw ALL three of the ORIGINAL SW films, in theaters... when they were new. So take your Lego Star Wars-worshipping-self-righteousness elsewhere. Have a great night!

[@madj.7379]

@Bolaf Moonshouter RIGHT!!! Had to rewind it back and pause on the close up! Put a smile on my face for sure! :-)

[@fernandoferreira6293]

Some scifi buff at CERN really did it this time. Imagine the sadness at the original multiverse. We should ship the ship back.

[@cliffwoodbury5319]

foundations are expensive to build and if we find sights like this they should be fully explored - im all abiout history and preservation but i do know having an already built foundation would help with constrcution costs

[@Iconoplastt]

One of my favourite channels on KZbin. I honestly thing the combination of top notch topics, narration, art and writing really clinches it for me

[@Anti-Villain-Wolf]

Enjoyed the video guys! Have you thought about doing The Jersey Devil or The Devils Tree?

[@michaelstrlight445]

UFO/UAP and Cryptic subject content my favorite Bedtime Stories

[@glendanison3064]

So it's likely not the Millennium Falcon, which was the first image that came to my mind since it resembles it from above. Lots of information I had never heard before, such as stone material and electronic interference. Another great vid. The BTS team has certainly been cranking them out lately. Thanks.

[@nickfrost9771]

This craft was the seeding "alien" spacecraft which brought the original beings of our current civilization, the Arya. Most historical societies will try to tell you they were originally settled in pre-historic times in Iraq, this is incorrect. They were originally Scandinavian and this is where the sagas of the Norse God's come from. This craft is still active and humming. They have already staked a claim to it, but everyone is concerned what yo actually do next with it. If I lived over in that region, I would have already made a dive therr quite a few times... Glad they made a video of this...

[@cherub3624]

I came looking for this comment. I saw the same thing.

[@Napoleonwilson1973]

It probably is the Millennium Falcon that’s how Lucas got his inspiration 🤣😂

[@rickloftus9330]

The stories on this channel are universally excellent.

[@titianmom]

Awesome; you guys are really stepping up the game in every area. I think it's a big rock with a lot of magnetic properties maybe. Who knows?

[@EphemeralProductions]

But then how does that explain the stairs and holes hewn into it? And its shape?

[@EphemeralProductions]

AND the “track” behind it?

[@genericpersonx333]

@@EphemeralProductions Geology is cool. We are used to the idea that natural formations must be random because most formations seem random at first glance, especially when compared to our own manufacturing ideals, but when you look deeper and longer, you start to see the symmetry in more and more things, especially rocks and minerals. Most have crystalline structures, so when you shave or break them, there is more "order" to the break than you might assume. Stare at enough rocks, you start to see how it is entirely possible to have a rock have stairs and holes and that shape. Not saying this has to be a rock, but I also don't assume it can't be a rock just because it doesn't conform to my preconceptions of rockiness. Open-mindedness requires we not dismiss the natural explanations anymore than we should dismiss the unnatural ones. Even if it is just a rock, it is an amazingly cool thing all the same!

[@nickfrost9771]

This craft was the seeding "alien" spacecraft which brought the original beings of our current civilization, the Arya. Most historical societies will try to tell you they were originally settled in pre-historic times in Iraq, this is incorrect. They were originally Scandinavian and this is where the sagas of the Norse God's come from. This craft is still active and humming. They have already staked a claim to it, but everyone is concerned what yo actually do next with it. If I lived over in that region, I would have already made a dive therr quite a few times... Glad they made a video of this...

[@hydroxytriptamine3554]

@@nickfrost9771 “we wuz aliens”

[@dmtts1350]

Nice narration. Never get bored to hear those stories. There are lots of unknown things around the world. Pyramids in strange places, statues of unknown races, anomalies into the vast depths of the sea. Lots of stories to cover guys. :) I think that this might be a representation of something early humans saw, whatever it is, it had some value and importance to them. Strange structure.

[@Tu49]

Oh so that's where I parked the Millennium Falcon. Urgh the things you gotta do to protect relics these days. Hang on I'll go get my keys

[@anotherbloodyfanwriter1941]

As with the Yonaguni Monument in the Sea of Japan, evidence mounts day by day that there's a wholly more ancient past we've forgotten. A history we know almost nothing about, but that doesn't make it any less real...

[@marybdrake1472]

Why is it that people are so terrified of saying "I don't know" these days? It's not a scary thing to not understand a mystery, not especially right away.

[@SamuelBlack84]

We like to pretend that we know everything

[@marybdrake1472]

@@SamuelBlack84 That is exceedingly unhealthy.

[@cjclark2002]

They have agendas and schedules to safeguard, undoubtedly.

[@SamuelBlack84]

@@marybdrake1472 I agree and it completely undermines the concept of science

[@marybdrake1472]

@@SamuelBlack84 Badly no less.

[@backroadsentertainment814]

Very cool. Never heard of this before. Also, more Bigfoot stuff please!

[@Armphid]

Very interesting! I've never heard of this before. It is probably just a ruin from some prehistoric culture. There's a whole lot of human history that's unaccounted for, after all. Thank you for this episode!

[@burtonupchurch1690]

The problem with this theory is I don’t know of that area ever being without water or ice covering it as far north as it is. Not in recent human history at least.

[@chendaforest]

@@burtonupchurch1690 yes I think the Baltic was last land ~ 12000 years ago, when the North Sea was also land.

[@burtonupchurch1690]

@@chendaforest That would be near the end of the last ice age correct? Wasnt all the northern latitudes up there just an ice sheet at that time?

[@chendaforest]

@@burtonupchurch1690 yes actually I think you are right, seems the Baltic originated as a lake caused by melting glaciers.

[@the_Kutonarch]

This reminds me of those underwater "Pyramids" found near Japan. Ancient Baltic Pyramid building civilisation sounds pretty cool, regardless of aliens 👽

[@En_Marche]

We live in a strange, strange world.

[@cahg3871]

We have much to learn about our own world.There are many questions that have yet to be answered on this planet.

[@Jonjs99]

yes these mysterious scam videos

[@Cryptid71]

I absolutely love your stories. I hope you continue doing this for decades.

[@Barbaroossa]

My theory regarding this is that, since this formation possesses the ability to scramble modern electronics, it might mean that this locale is still occupied and these electronic warfare measures are still being employed by its defense systems to evade observation. It could be that this place is a modern-day submarine base for unidentified submarine objects.

[@jackalenterprisesofohio]

Area 52

[@littleredwitch]

@@jackalenterprisesofohio 😂😂😂

[@nickfrost9771]

This craft was the seeding "alien" spacecraft which brought the original beings of our current civilization, the Arya. Most historical societies will try to tell you they were originally settled in pre-historic times in Iraq, this is incorrect. They were originally Scandinavian and this is where the sagas of the Norse God's come from. This craft is still active and humming. They have already staked a claim to it, but everyone is concerned what yo actually do next with it. If I lived over in that region, I would have already made a dive therr quite a few times... Glad they made a video of this...

[@littleredwitch]

@@nickfrost9771 A spacecraft made out of basalt stone?

[@jackalenterprisesofohio]

@@littleredwitch no, since its the "seeding" ship its got to be like very old so its obvious the stone is the sediment and whatnot from the like bazillions of years.

[@Cio-kc1sk]

It can't be a hoax, the government was kinda involved. When the OceanX team went back to try to get more info they were being watched by the Navy I believe it was the Swedish. The government does not watch or get involved with civilians unless it was something "interesting" to them.

[@stevew278]

with all the shipping, military exercises, testing and development and wars fought in the area, the governments of the region probably are aware of it to some degree and/or had investigated it at some point. Having stumbled upon it at some point, Maybe having some vague idea of what it is or what it was, documenting it, not finding any use for it or not able to get close enough to it to find out any more. but nevertheless are aware of its existence and have a file on it somewhere in military archives. But then they catch wind of a group of private citizens checking it out and keep an eye on them because they dont want anyone knowing more than they do about anything. The fact they dont ban explorers from the area around it tells me that the governments interest/knowledge of the thing is minimal ,was already deemed as either not a threat or not able to be used against them in any way. yet theyre interested enough to watch anyone exploring it because they dont really know what it is themselves

[@Enzaio]

@@stevew278 What exactly could they observe from a distance that they couldn't learn from Ocean-X's own publications afterward?

[@fernandoferreira6293]

Governments would never involve themselves in hoaxes. Ok, laughing track for three minutes.

[@stevew278]

@@Enzaio if Ocean X were to take a sample of it to the surface and/or cut into or access the anomaly from underwater, and doing that is something the government doesnt want them to do for whatever reason, that would be why theyd observe them from a distance. Im sure any type of scans OceanX does would be something the military has the capabilities of doing and has already done. So theyre not so much interested in what OceanX publishes as they are with what they do while theyre at the site. (Assuming this thing is real as described, and assuming a navy ship was really observing oceanX as they explored the site, I dont really know how much of this is true because there arent many sources on the matter) Would be cool if other parties explored it in their own way but I understand its a costly venture to do anything underwater.

[@user-rc6qm7dt4w]

@@stevew278 it's all conjecture.

[@slowbotdrone]

Guys this channel is so good thanks for the work you put in.

[@Interiapl85]

I absolutely love your channel! Thank you so much for your hard work 💙

[@you2angel1]

It's nice to hear a channel give human intelligence more credit than what others tend to do. "It's too advanced for human brains." "No human brains are too advanced for you." Aliens is an easy cop-out answer for those who do not think hard enough °~•.♡.•~°

[@chadael622]

It’s morbin time

[@thefoxamongwolves9843]

What gets me are the ones who say ancient humans were super advanced because how could they build the pyramids? As if you can't use patience, man power and geometry to do it. Yeah it might be hard for a laymen, but even ancient times had their scholars and mathematicians. We're the dominant species because of how clever we are.

[@tense99]

👽!!!!!!??? **disintegrates you**

[@tense99]

@@thefoxamongwolves9843 it's not that they were more advanced or that it was aliens, it's just that they can't figure out how it was done or how 60 ton granite blocks inside the pyramids were cut with such precision with copper tools. The Egyptian govt, particularly the ministry of antiquities is extremely conservative and doesn't want to admit it may have been done by a people or culture other than their own and they make it very difficult for scientists with different ideas to do research of any kind if their preliminary data/results do not support their ideas; when that's the case, they just don't get invited back.

[@thefoxamongwolves9843]

@@tense99 Perfect example of not being clever enough yourself so ancient people were not either. Here, I did a quick google to solve the issue; "The harder stones, such as granite, granodiorite, syenite, and basalt, cannot be cut with copper tools alone; instead, they were worked with time-consuming methods like pounding with dolerite, drilling, and sawing with the aid of an abrasive, such as quartz sand." Just because copper tools can't do it doesn't mean it's impossible. Humans as a species are very clever and ingenious. Precision is the same, it just takes lots of patience.

[@palanthis]

For anyone who doesn't know, there are a few "Nature doesn't ______" sayings. Two of which seem relevant here. 1. Nature doesn't do straight lines. 2. Nature doesn't do perfect circles. Finding an object, which features both, is a strong indicator that the object is not a natural occurrence.

[@We_Are_All_Vultures]

It does do perfect circles though.

[@bswft7786]

Only - nature does do straight lines and perfect circles.

[@KhanCrete]

I love topics like this and the yonaguni monument. Just mysterious underwater structures

[@GaviaArctica382]

For everyone bringing up Doggerland: this place is further up north. Much, much, muuuuuuuch further up. All of Finland and most of the Scandinavia and definaltely the whole Gulf of Bothnia was very much under a glacier throuhout the last Ice Age. And the weight of the ice pressed the land mass down for millenias, creating a big pool. When the ice melted and created a lot of water in the process, the pool was filled. This was called Ancylus lake and it covered what these days is the Baltic Sea, plus the western coast and the south coast of Finland and the eastern coast of Sweden. After the lake made connection to the sea, it became Littorina Sea, a much bigger and saltier sea than Baltic Sea is these days. So this area has been covered by ice or water as long as there has been humans around this north. It is not possible that the ancient civilization could have built it, unless they knew how to dive or dragged it to water. Either case is not very likely. Maybe it is a nazi bunker. Or a Soviet bunker?

[@nkfd4688]

The Baltic Sea isn't a tiny stretch of open water. Even on a map, it's a very large area to cover. Apparently, only the people who recorded the underwater sighting know of its true location, so good luck finding it by accident a second time

[@wesleyy2502]

GPS co ordinates?

[@SamuelBlack84]

The Titanic was found by accident

[@nkfd4688]

@@wesleyy2502 what I mean is the people who discovered this anomaly didn't reveal where it is to the public. Insofar as I'm aware, only they know its true location, for fear of someone trying to hijack their discovery away from them

[@nikkinicole5588]

I love true weird stuff. And all I kept hearing is remains remains remains! What if there's life inside of it? Great video.

[@0therun1t21]

I didn't know it messed with signals, it's stranger than I thought, thanks!

[@RatTheDev]

Interesting to know that this happened right next to my country.

[@Replicaate]

Clearly, it's a piece of one of the Elder Things' ocean cities.

[@catsfrommars]

This unlocked some childhood memories for me. I vaguely remembered reading in a magazine along the lines of Popular Science or Popular Mechanics and remembered them calling it the “ Millennium Falcon” because of it’s vague resemblance of it.

[@EphemeralProductions]

So glad to see a vid about this! Ocean X or whatever they were called, did a little research on it but they haven’t said a single word on it since 2013! It’s like they forgot and thus so has everyone else

[@Shin_Lona]

More likely, they were told not to talk about it.

[@cjclark2002]

It’s a rather good indicator of what’s really going on.

[@xKinjax]

They actually made efforts to turn it into a tourist destination initially and when that failed they moved on with their business. One of the guys running the company said around 2019 that they were trying to make a second expedition there as a tv show, i'm guessing they failed to get enough interest for it so it never materialized. They're an underwater salvage company, not scientists, so they just moved on with their business.

[@EphemeralProductions]

@@xKinjax ah. Ok. And it sounds like no actually scientists have been too hot and heavy on studying it, otherwise. Bummer.

[@midwest1389]

I saw the very first videos on it..and they were stopped by the government from future research. They never said why

[@tearsfort]

Great vid guys! But, I have to say, in the video, it should say ”Ingen signal” and not ”Inget signal” Keep up the good work

[@Froseph707]

Similar to Yonaguni Monument off the Japanese coast.

[@Kaiju-Driver]

Absolutely fascinating and yet unsettling as well great content everyone.

[@STRAKAZulu]

A fascinating subject. It reminds me of the Ebon Hawk from Knights of the Old Republic.

[@mainsource8030]

more like the millennium falcon

[@erinw.9256]

Forget the stairs in the woods, be afraid of the stairs in the sea.

[@schizoid9847]

One of the best channels on KZbin..still. Presentation and narration are top notch! This particular case is quite interesting..we haven't heard anything else on this since it's discovery.. Have these guys been threatened into silence?

[@Crazyhorse75-u2z]

The fact that it resembled the "Millennium Falcon", just added to it all.

[@jamesshaw3500]

I believe it is a stone structure dating back to the days of doggerland, and as we unearth it, we will find pottery, and other such stone age relics. It sunk into the sea, just like doggerland, then over time; slowly moved down as the ground beneath it eroded away.

[@kelleychilton2524]

That's the most plausible explanation. It makes for an entertaining story, but I suspect you're right. On the other hand ....👽🛸

[@GaviaArctica382]

That area was under ice and after it was no longer under ice, it was under a sea much bigger we have these days. Gulf of Bothnia is really north and the weight of the ice pressed the land down. After the ice melted (and created a lot of water in the process to fill the holes it had created) the land had been pushed down so much that big parts of Finland was under the sea. The land is rising and the sea is getting smaller a few millimeters even still every year. So this area wasn't ever on land and thus it's not possible for ancient humans to have built on it, unless they knew how to dive or somehow dragged it to the sea from land. It's most likely quite recent. Lots of weird things happened around here during WW2 and the Cold War. It could be some kind of spying bunker/device made by Nazis or the Soviets.

[@Evelyn-pl3we]

The fact that it's so difficult to collect data/send a sub (lol) down there to see what's actually there is really freaky. Whew

[@CarolineBearoline]

Oh man, some of my favorite Reddit posts are from people who have been on deep sea fishing trawlers or on Navy vessels, that have seen something they can't explain

[@KomradeCPU]

yeah, like a sailor is not known for making his way of life sounding more exciting since the age of sail

[@CarolineBearoline]

@@KomradeCPUhaha! Very true, but as tall as their tales may be... they're still some of my favorites

[@fernandoferreira6293]

Philosophically, explanations are themselves unexplained.

[@hydroxytriptamine3554]

Hey baby. I want to go deep sea fishing in your pants huehuehue

[@padali29]

This is a new one for me, I've never heard of the Baltic sea anomaly. Fascinating.

[@nickfrost9771]

This craft was the seeding "alien" spacecraft which brought the original beings of our current civilization, the Arya. Most historical societies will try to tell you they were originally settled in pre-historic times in Iraq, this is incorrect. They were originally Scandinavian and this is where the sagas of the Norse God's come from. This craft is still active and humming. They have already staked a claim to it, but everyone is concerned what yo actually do next with it. If I lived over in that region, I would have already made a dive therr quite a few times... Glad they made a video of this...

[@joonasnaski9513]

I wonder if anyone else has ever gotten there to investigate.

[@lalli8152]

666k subs i think for some reason its fitting for this channel. Although i hope you guys get way more because this channel definetly deserves it.

[@russellst.martin4255]

I watched an interview with Lindberg a few years ago where he stated he received threats on his children's lives unless he stopped pursuing this. Assuming this is true and short of it being a prank or crackpot, what could be so inflammatory about this discovery that would elicit such a reaction? And from whom?

[@Dimetropteryx]

Determine whether he actually received threats. Determine what the threats were specifically related to. Speaking from experience, there are plenty of people out there who don't want to follow laws and regulations, and claim any criticism from the public, or directions from the authorities, to be threats.

[@unitedwestanddividedwefall3521]

The globalist hold on to a lot knowledge. Same thing with antártica, normal people can’t go there unless they get an approved permit which I heard is impossible to obtain unless your very important.

[@scottjohnstone6204]

@@Dimetropteryx There are also many well documented cases of what can only be the authorities/military/intelligence threatening and harassing people who witness things they shouldn't have.

[@xKinjax]

Everyone and their mother claims they received death threats whenever they're called out on something. They literally have nothing except a very grainy image and a sample that's basaltic rock. So unless people here are claiming that aliens fly around in stone spaceships it's nothing more than another weird rock formation and people see what they wanna see. This is no better than the people who see Jesus in mold on the wall or in slices of bread.

[@Dimetropteryx]

@@scottjohnstone6204 Compared to untrue cases, the well documented ones are incredibly rare.

[@timokomulainen]

Strange I've never heard of this, living in Finland and all. If true, color me strongly fascinated.

[@cesariojpn]

8:13 They found the Millennium Falcon!!

[@lachlanf4842]

7:55 “Well Chewie, we have done it now, we are stuck on the ocean floor of a planet, far far away.”

[@newyorkshireman]

Millenia ago, human civilisation lived in doggerland, (between uk and france) there are remnants villages, farms and docks, all in the channel crossing, deep below the waves on the ocean floor. I would bet this is something similar, maybe an ancient colloseum, maybe. Great vid as always chaps. Keep it up! 😆

[@chendaforest]

I don't think you'll find docks or villages as they were all hunter gathers 12000 years ago. But certainly plenty of animal bones and a few human artifacts have been dredged up from the North Sea. Fascinating stuff.

[@EphemeralProductions]

Why would a “coliseum “ have EMF interference generating capabilities?

[@VideoMakesMeHappy]

Maybe it ha/ already been pointed out but around 3:50 it should say ”ingen signal” not ”inget signal”. It’s like saying ”not/nothing signal” instead of ”no signal”.

[@bipedalcynodont962]

7:40 That just looks like someone modded the Millennium Falcon into Shadow of the Colossus.

[@alextaplin7354]

Strangely perfect circular holes, rectangular blocks, slabs and staircases are all formations in rocks that I have seen occurring naturally fairly often. I think that this is most likely natural and has been deposited by melting glaciers or erosion. Exploration teams might have been perceiving the occurrence as more supernatural due to the mystery around the situation and their failing equipment. There is also a chance that it was part of a ship or cargo which had some kind of concrete like coating. The "runway" could be a result of its interruption on ocean currents.

[@sidgar1]

I wonder if it's possible that the outward "stone" appearance is just the result of natural build-up of sea floor sediment despositing and solidifying over thousands, or perhaps even millions of years, and that underneath that layer is the actual ship the outer deposits formed over?

[@gregoryvn3]

Nifty! And now I'm remembering The Bloop. I wonder if there is enough for a video on that?

[@23Josilee]

Lost Civilization buried beneath the sea with a much higher development in technology and other "powers", is what it looks like to me. I expect we would all be stunned to discover what all lies in the depths of the oceans. Thanks for shedding light on this interesting anomaly! 🥴

[@nickfrost9771]

This craft was the seeding "alien" spacecraft which brought the original beings of our current civilization, the Arya. Most historical societies will try to tell you they were originally settled in pre-historic times in Iraq, this is incorrect. They were originally Scandinavian and this is where the sagas of the Norse God's come from. This craft is still active and humming. They have already staked a claim to it, but everyone is concerned what yo actually do next with it. If I lived over in that region, I would have already made a dive therr quite a few times... Glad they made a video of this...

[@LittleMissDeath]

@@nickfrost9771 My brother in Christ, stop spamming this comment on every top comment on the video. You're not proving anything and it's getting old.

[@cheefqueef6494]

@@nickfrost9771 reported for spam

[@blondbraid7986]

4:04 the text is misspelled, it says "nothing signal" instead of "no signal" in Swedish.