A team of researchers, including Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb, may have discovered a trace of an interstellar object in the ocean, raising suspicions that it could have extraterrestrial origins. In August 1946, Admiral Richard Byrd, a renowned U.S. naval officer, led an expedition to Antarctica. What made this expedition special was the peculiar discovery Byrd and his crew made. They found an ancient city entirely made of crystal beneath the ice. Some believe this city could be the work of aliens who visited Earth thousands of years ago.
This discovery remained a secret until Byrd’s diary was uncovered after his death in 1957. In his diary, Byrd described how he discovered a strange structure while flying over Antarctica, which appeared to be submerged underwater. Byrd decided to investigate and found a city with crystal architecture and lush greenery.
As he explored further, Byrd reported that his aircraft lost control and flying discs appeared out of nowhere. These discs led him to a mysterious being he referred to as the “Master.” The being expressed disappointment in humanity and concern that human activities might destroy Earth.
Although Byrd’s account has been met with skepticism from experts, Russian reports of UFO sightings reveal an intriguing connection to the ocean. During the Cold War, the Russian Navy declassified records of UFO sightings, noting that around 50 of these sightings were linked to oceans, and 15 occurred near lakes. These UFOs often moved at speeds up to 400 km/h, surpassing any known man-made craft.
On July 23, 2022, scientists discovered strange holes on the ocean floor near Portugal. These holes, which appear to have been intentionally dug, have baffled oceanographers. UFO experts speculate that these markings might be evidence of alien visits, with the holes suggesting a possible extraterrestrial presence exploring Earth while avoiding human detection.
Finally, the video explores the hypothesis that remnants of the primordial planet Theia, which collided with Earth around 4.5 billion years ago, might still be present in Earth’s mantle.
Research suggests that two regions of Earth’s mantle, known as Large Low Shear Velocity Provinces (LLSVPs), could be remnants of Theia. These regions, containing six times the mass of the Moon, might have merged with Earth’s core, contributing to the formation of the Moon and the planet’s current structure.
The video concludes by highlighting how these discoveries and theories intersect with our understanding of extraterrestrial life and Earth’s geological history, offering new insights into both cosmic and terrestrial phenomena.
