Mystery AtlasBaltic Sea Anomaly Artificial-Structure Claim
The popular claim, promoted chiefly by the formation's own discoverers, that the Baltic Sea anomaly is an artificial or ancient man-made structure rather than a natural rock formation.
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Theories & Explanations
Baltic Sea Anomaly Artificial-Structure Claim contradicts Baltic Sea Anomaly Glacial-Formation Explanation.
Baltic Sea Anomaly Artificial-Structure Claim is frequently compared to Antarctic Subglacial "Lost City" Claims — Both recast a genuine, geometric-looking remote-sensing dataset, sonar imagery in one case, radar and gravity data in the other, as evidence of an artificial structure, against the assessment of the geologists and glaciologists who examined the underlying data.
Places
Baltic Sea Anomaly Artificial-Structure Claim attempts to explain Baltic Sea Anomaly.
Organisations & Programmes
Baltic Sea Anomaly Artificial-Structure Claim was popularised by Ocean X Team.