Soviet submariners in the North Atlantic described mysterious underwater signals resembling frog croaks, with changing frequencies and rhythms. These signals seemed to accompany and react to submarines, leading to a secret Soviet naval investigation that never concluded. @SomewhereSkies Watch the full interview https://t.co/KqKAhkkWDD

UAP Gerb: "The Pentagon is hiding this underwater UAP. The triangle has no cockpit no visible means of propulsion. Around its circumference has Celtic writing" Former Marine diver named 'Mark' describes a highly classified operation in the early 1990s. A survey ship in the North Atlantic picked up radiological signatures on the seafloor about 250 miles outside Aberdeen Scotland. His DSRB crew discovered a large triangular object wedged in the seafloor. A marine archaeologist estimated it had...

The 4chan Whistleblower (allegedly Bob Boyer) claimed that there is a (mostly) stationary underwater base that manufactures UAP “to spec” and attacks anything that attempts to investigate it up close. I’ve heard a couple of guesses of where it is exactly in the North Atlantic. Near Guadeloupe Isle. In the Bermuda Triangle. The point is, it’s mostly stationary and exists physically somewhere in the real world, and it wouldn’t be too hard for the internet to find. So what stops a ton of rogue a...

🚨A commercial aircraft struck a "small linear object" at 35,000 feet over the North Atlantic. On May 22, 2025, at 2257 UTC, New York ARINC issued an advisory on HF frequency 8846 kHz, alerting all aircraft in a 50-nautical-mile radius of the NOSID intersection. According to the advisory, a flight reported that another aircraft had struck a "small linear object" at flight level 350, with additional activity reported somewhere between 3,000 and 5,000 feet above that altitude. The controller st...

RT @SafeAerospace: A commercial aircraft struck a "small linear object" at 35,000 feet over the North Atlantic on May 22, 2025. New York AR…

A commercial aircraft struck a "small linear object" at 35,000 feet over the North Atlantic on May 22, 2025. New York ARINC broadcast an advisory on HF frequency 8846 kHz to all traffic within 50 nautical miles of the NOSID intersection. https://t.co/Z38E5P6Kc3