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Baltic Sea Anomaly Glacial-Formation Explanation

The mainstream geological explanation, based on rock samples analysed by Stockholm University geologists, that the Baltic Sea anomaly is a natural formation shaped by glacial movement during the last Ice Age.

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Baltic Sea Anomaly Artificial-Structure Claim
Baltic Sea Anomaly Glacial-Formation Explanation contradicts Baltic Sea Anomaly Artificial-Structure Claim.

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Volker Brüchert
Baltic Sea Anomaly Glacial-Formation Explanation was popularised by Volker Brüchert.

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Baltic Sea Anomaly
Baltic Sea Anomaly Glacial-Formation Explanation attempts to explain Baltic Sea Anomaly.

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