UFO NEWS | VIDEO: Sonar Survey Reveals Strange Anomaly On Sea Floor
The most famous wreck so far is with out doubt the small ketch "Jönköping" which was sunk on the 3 November 1916 by the German Uboat U 22 with 3000 bottles of Heidsieck & Co MONOPOLE Gôut Américain champagne from 1907, and 67 barrels of Bisquite & Duboché Cognac, each barrel containing 600 litres in her holds. Some of the champagne bottles has been sold for as much as EUR 20 000 per bottle.
This years first search/salvage expedition was granted with for the season terrible weather which did the search nearly impossible and is a reason why the Ocean Explorer team will continue the search for the "fluid gold" later during this summer.
However, on the 19 June a very strange anomaly was found during a sonar survey of the sea floor. Peter Lindberg, the initiator of the expeditions, says that he has never seen anything like it . . ..
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Labels: Anamoly, Ocean Explorer Team, Peter Linberg, Sea Floor, Sonar, Video

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