This means that what they are seeing on the screen may not be a true representation of what is actually down there in the Baltic Sea. Skeptics have criticized the OceanX team’s set up saying that their sonar is improperly calibrated leading to artifacts in the images provided. The object had skid marks behind seemingly indicating that it had crash landed on the ocean floor. The second object appeared to be similar in composition to the first but startlingly it appeared to have been moved.
Nearly a year after the first anomaly was discovered in the Baltic Sea, another strange anomaly was discovered on sonar by the OceanX team. It has been written about by ancient philosophers as if it was a factual place but no evidence of it has ever been found. Atlantis is believed to be an ancient city with advanced technology that was swallowed up by the sea. Lindberg thinks its possible that the anomaly is connected to the legendary ancient city of Atlantis. Experts state that the anomaly is very unlikely to be an undersea volcano due to its location. Lindberg’s team recovered some samples from the Baltic Sea anomaly that appeared to be volcanic rock. When we got away about 200 meters, it turned on again, and when we got back over the object it didn’t work.”
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Professional diver Stefan Hogernorn stated “Anything electric out there, and the satellite phone as well, stopped working when we were above the object. The OceanX team reported that as they grew near to the object their equipment would begin to malfunction. Lindberg asserts that if it is a man made structure like a building or even a city it would have had to have been constructed before the last ice age, over 20,000 years ago. The object appears to have man made features such as stairs and rests at 300 feet below the surface. The treasure hunting team named OceanX headed by Peter Lindberg discovered an almost perfectly round formation on their sonar equipment while hunting for treasure in the Baltic Sea.
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