Okay, let us try
a natural explanation. How about a
volcanic outflow of basalt from deep in the earth through a pipe? This could produce a pudding. In short the physical evidence on hand conforms
to just that. Cooling basalt also likes
to form straight edges on crystallization so that is not impossible either. The undercutting looks quite natural also for
a structure sitting on top of the mud. We still have the slab travelling downhill
over some distance to leave marks.
This then pretty
well makes it a recent event since the marks have not been buried and the
basalt itself is likely still cooling internally. Thus we have a plausible natural picture of a
recent basalt ejection up through the side bed that then sheered of and slid to
the present position.
In favor of a
manufactured genesis is the corridor like structures and other physical
anomalies. Yet we have no sign of metal at all.
We need to come
back with clear evidence of manufacture here.
This has not been forthcoming at all.
Baltic Sea
Anomaly: New Evidences Reveal a Massive Crash in the Area
Saturday, August 24, 2013 16:55
Many specialists in different fields and the Ocean X
Team themselves generally agree that the anomalous objects are ancient,
probably dating from before the Ice Age 140,000 years ago.
In three expeditions to the anomaly last summer the
divers discovered mysterious features that to this day defy conventional
explanation.
Long ‘corridors’ with vertical walls, strange
angular depressions, an abnormal “radio” signal above the object, a separation between the disc-shaped object itself
and the raised seabed on which it rests, strange temperature and compass
deviations, super heated organic materials on samples recovered for
testing, not to mention at least one sizeable round hole in the surface going
into the object, which today still remains unexplored.
Watch the video here:
####
Artist Hauke Vagt’s revised and updated image of
what the anomaly looks like in it’s entirety.
The first sample was a rock removed from the surface
of the object.
The results from these tests showed that it was
basalt rock with traces of burnt organic material.
The Weizmann Institute of Science and the Institute
of Archaeology in the Tel-Aviv University performed the tests on this
sample.
The ple.scientists’ report indicated that they were
puzzled to find these materials, which “would most likely be found in a modern
construction, such as on a ship wreck in this case”.
No comments:
Post a Comment