87 meters? I'm pretty sure you can get that deep with diving equipment, assuming ur careful when you come back up to avoid the bends. It shouldn't be that expensive at allJonny49 said:
Something found at the botton of the Baltic Sea. Nobody has fucking clue what it is.
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Oh man, well as long as it's just aquatoid's and no lobstermen, I think we'll be ok.
Gonna have fun reading the crazy from the conspiracy nuts. Then once we eventualy do find out what it is, I shall enjoy reading how they say it's all a big conspiracy and coverup. ;p
Gonna have fun reading the crazy from the conspiracy nuts. Then once we eventualy do find out what it is, I shall enjoy reading how they say it's all a big conspiracy and coverup. ;p
My least exciting guess is that it's just a pile of rocks, and the skid tracks are a result of them be pushed by glaciers (not that I really know anything about geology, fyi)
I wouldn't be surprised at the "new stone-henge" hypothesis, ancient humanity seems to have a knack for making enegegmatic but seemingly useless structures.
That said, it would be awesome if it was alien in origin - if it were, it'd be a probe, though, because a race advanced enough to send a manned craft that small to alien planet would probably know how to hide from the natives.
I wouldn't be surprised at the "new stone-henge" hypothesis, ancient humanity seems to have a knack for making enegegmatic but seemingly useless structures.
That said, it would be awesome if it was alien in origin - if it were, it'd be a probe, though, because a race advanced enough to send a manned craft that small to alien planet would probably know how to hide from the natives.
I want somebody to waste money on it. It's just sitting there mocking me.
If it's something we are unfamiliar with, the world is a little bit more interesting.
Is that likely the case? No.
If it's something we are unfamiliar with, the world is a little bit more interesting.
Is that likely the case? No.
The problem with that, is that you don't actually travel to the same galaxy. you switch places with a version of yourself in an alternate dimension at the desired location. The device isn't perfect, so the dimension only matches up 99.999999(etc.)% of the way. The result being, eventually, you won't recognize something in the place you've warped. Hence the discontinuation, and replacement with new "starslip" drives that are functionally identical to the ones Richardplex has suggested.Patrick_and_the_ricks said:
Without a scale listed, I can't really make an educated guess as to what it could be, but given it's circular nature, my guess would be an abandoned diving bell. 87 meters isn't THAT far down, and seems reasonable in my opinion. It could also be a rather large whale skull.
It can be nothing else but the Sphere from Michael Crichton's novel of that name. I'm positive of it.
meteor= something that enters the earth's atmospher.Deathleaper said:
asteroid- soemthing just flying aorund in space
I get it from teh idea of meteor shower and asteroid belt.
Anyway, I really don't care what it is. It's too far away from me to check out and soon we'll all know.
I hate how it looks like a conspiracy theorist vid though. white on black plaintext rings all my warning bells for Bullshit.