Millineum Falcon shaped ‘UFO’ discovered in the Baltic Sea?
Being a HUGE Star Wars fan, I was extremely stoked when our EVP Specialist Chad “Dug” Richardson sent me a link to what appears to be a sunken Millennium Falcon? Now, I know as well as you do that its not REALLY a George Lucas ship buried beneath the sea. All of his “pre-green screen” creations were merely models. (Big ones mind you) But not 200ft in diameter like the object found in the Baltic sea. That’s the size of a Boeing 747!
Treasure hunter Peter Lindberg has been exploring the seas for over 20 years. One of his greatest finds before this one was a stockpile of Vintage champagne (Monopole) hauled up from a century old shipwreck. Boy, would I love to get my hands on a bottle of that! Before stumbling upon this UFO Peter and his team had been out for 9 days and were exhausted. They made a final sweep with their sonar fish and discovered the strange object below which is described as 60-meter diameter cylinder-shaped object. They soon discovered a similar object 200 meters away. Both show drag marks over 400 meters long.
Lindberg and team say the objects are entirely too large to have fallen off a ship or be part of a wreck. So did they fall from the sky? Some other theories imply these could be some sort of massive plugs to an inner world? Or a Marine version of Stone Henge? The plug to an inner world does tie in nicely to Alex Collier’s theory that the earth is hollow, and the gravity of our planet is due to the rotation. The radiation of the sun is what causes gravity on planets. Go to 5:35 of his lecture to hear more of this “hollow earth theory.” He also says that our moon is actually a space ship that was towed here carrying ET’s 11,213 years ago. They colonized earth and many of what’s left of them are living underground in our planet from 100 to 200 miles beneath our surface. Science fiction or science fact? His lectures are very entertaining whether you believe or not.
According to Andreas Olsson, (Head of Archeology Swedish Maritime Museums) the Baltic sea is known as a ship wreck laboratory with no salinity or wood-boring organisms. The intriguing dimensions of this object has captured Andreas Olsson’s attention. Peter Lindberg and his team are waiting for calmer waters in May to uncover what really lies beneath. In my opinion we the public will never truly know what it is. If it is an intergalactic space vessel, we will be told its a marine Stone Henge. If its a cap to an inner world, we will be told its a marine Stone Henge. UNLESS… The beings below the caps realize their cover has been blown and wage war on humanity. I can’t decide which scenario I’m voting for.
~Shad
