The World Ocean spans 70% of the Earth’s surface, with an average depth of 3,800 meters and reaching nearly 11,000 meters at its deepest point. Indeed, our civilization is nestled in a relatively small expanse of the planet.
Approximately 55 years ago, in 1969, an extraordinarily large unidentified underwater object was detected forty kilometers off the U.S. coastline. Utilizing the advanced equipment on ships at that time, it was discovered that the object moved at a speed of about 180 knots (approximately 330 km/h) at a depth of 600 meters, and was gradually ascending. The entire fleet, along with aviation and ground forces, including nuclear weapon silos, was placed on high alert.
The object approached within 18 kilometers of the coast and ascended to a depth of 420 meters. The Americans dispatched nearly their entire eastern fleet to the estimated point of ascent. However, the unidentified object reversed course and, instead of continuing to ascend, began to descend to the ocean floor. Military experts were baffled in their attempts to explain the 10-kilometer device that moved at such high speeds. Furthermore, the commander of the group stationed in the Sargasso Sea reported that although the target was being tracked, its movements were unpredictable.
Roman Lingrem, a military expert with over 20 years of experience in the Navy, has stated that the advancement of tracking equipment has led to an increase in the detection of unidentified underwater vehicles. Of these incidents, only 50-60% can be explained, leaving a vast amount of data unknown and unexplored. For instance, only 2-3% of the UFOs recorded by the military are deemed inexplicable. This percentage is significantly higher at sea.
This simple calculation suggests that there may be an unknown civilization within the World Ocean’s waters. Devices of unknown origin spanning many kilometers have been documented in various parts of the world, including the Sea of Japan, the Barents Sea, near Greenland, off the coasts of Great Britain, Portugal, Australia, in the Indian and Pacific Oceans, the Gulf of Mexico, and the waters of the Arctic and Antarctica.
We’re not discussing compact “Quakers,” but rather devices of a size measured in kilometers. Russian submariners have repeatedly encountered these in the Barents Sea waters since 1986. A captain of the first rank reported one such case on live television as the incident involved patrolling a designated combat zone.
During a subsequent maneuver, the instruments detected something extraordinary: a massive object moving three to four times faster than a submarine at greater depths. There was no engagement; the vessels simply passed by each other. The captain reported the object’s movement direction and the encounter itself, but received no further orders, likely because the military was already aware of such unidentified objects.
In 2009, near Greenland, oceanographers documented a three-kilometer-long device moving swiftly. The instruments repeatedly detected its presence 60 kilometers west of the island in the Greenland Sea, revealing that the object was 85% metal, suggesting an artificial nature. Indeed, if it were merely a metal fragment, it would rest on the seabed rather than move rapidly, altering its trajectory.
In 2022, it was revealed that Russia is developing an underwater vessel, dubbed the “Amur e600,” which could be likened to an underwater UFO due to its low-noise digital design. Visually, it resembles an extraterrestrial spacecraft, a testament to the innovative leaps in modern technology.
The tactical specifications of a new submarine are usually classified as “secret.” While a stealth submarine with a futuristic design may seem impressive, it is important to note that this is merely a recent prototype display and not an operational vessel.
Whose devices are these? Clearly not human. Hypothetically, there would be enough resources for such underwater arks, but what kind of energy would be needed? Such objects could hardly go unnoticed. In addition, the alien origin is indicated by technical characteristics that are noticeably superior even to analogues of modern devices. Not to mention 50 years ago.
