A return trip to the Baltic Anomaly will set sail tomorrow on July 10th. Veteran treasure hunters, Peter Lindberg and Dennis Aasberg will set sail from Norrtälje harbour once again and return to the site in an effort to gather more information in the hope of finally being able to say exactly what the object 80 metres down on the bottom of the Baltic Sea is. The trip is expected to last approximately 10-12 days. Special Report by Craig Brown I asked Peter Lindberg “Is this the last trip from you guys to the anomaly in the foreseeable future?” his answer? – “Most likely”. Despite 2 previous trips and multiple dives later the Swedish OceanX team are still no closer to positively…
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Co-founder of the OceanX team Peter Lindberg hosted an impromptu question and answer session on the group’s Facebook page only a few hours ago. It seems the more answers we get the more questions we have on this most peculiar object. We are compiling a full report to follow soon, but until then reproduced below is a statement from Peter Lindberg on his own thoughts regarding the object. The anomaly is essentially mushroom shaped, with the “stalk” or pillar rising some 8 metres out of the seabed. The dome that sits on top is only 1-4 metres wider than the pillar. Illustrations to follow in an upcoming article. “Hello friends, I have not written anything here in a while, can maybe be…
PRESS RELEASE – 15/6/2012, THE TREASURE HUNTERS, OCEAN X TEAM, DISCOVERED SOMETHING UNIQUE WHEN THEY DOVE DOWN TO THE MYSTERIOUS CIRCLE-SHAPED OBJECT IN THE BALTIC SEA Treasure hunters confirm they have found something abnormal in the seabed STOCKHOLM, Sweden, June 15, 2012 The Ocean X Team dove down to the circle-shaped object in the Baltic Sea and met something they never experienced before. First they thought it was just stone or a rock cliff, but after further observations the object appeared more as a huge mushroom, rising 3-4 meters/10-13 feet from the seabed, with rounded sides and rugged edges. The object had an egg shaped hole leading into it from the top, as an opening. On top of the object…
In the first real news update since they left port in Stockholm, the OceanX team of 11 individuals, headed by treasure hunters Dennis Aasberg and Peter Lindberg have issued a communication that they made it to the site OK, despite bad weather slowing the pace. “The ship Ancylus, carrying the Ocean X Team, is now anchored above the circle-shaped object. They started to scan the seabed and they are taking samples for analyses. Due to really bad weather conditions the operation took a little bit longer than scheduled. But they are working hard and prepare to dive down there for further investigations today.” The team plan to take samples to measure any possible toxicity before sending a dive team down to the object. …
Earlier this evening, veteran treasure hunter and leader of the Ocean X team, Dennis Asberg communicated with the team’s Facebook page members by giving a very brief progress statement. “We have left Norrtalje last night, we are going .. unfortunately we have very bad weather.” – Dennis Asberg The Ocean Explorer vessel’s exact position is a closely guarded secret, but many think they know the rough location. According to a Swedish diver, the Ocean Explorer team had been diving at another shipwreck – the “Kyros” just before they made the announcement about the anomaly last year. The wreck of the Kyros is located in international waters, approximately 50 nautical miles south-southwest of Rauma and 30 nautical miles from the Åland Islands. …