Everyone has heard about UFOs, but have you heard about Unidentified Submerged Objects (USOs)? These things supposedly scour our oceans. Sightings of these are also reported. These have also been investigated. There are even questions on whether such things are related to any intelligence project of the government or are they really operated by aliens.
Human interest in unidentified flying objects goes back thousands of years, but unidentified underwater objects are not discussed as much. Christopher Columbus is also said to have seen a USO during his exploration in 1492. Today USO viewing has increased rapidly.
The US Navy knows this well as they have dubbed the creepy underwater objects “the greatest threat ever”. So, are aliens taking an underwater joy ride in our oceans as well as our skies? According to the Daily Star, UFO researcher and filmmaker Mark Christopher Lee said, “The US Navy has had several conflicts with USOs since the 50s and has identified them as the biggest threat.”
Experts say that the base of aliens could also be in deep water and indications of this have also been found. (Symbolic photo: Canva)
Recently, the Tic Tac UFO, reported by American whistleblowers, was seen hovering over a USO emerging from the ocean. Lee thinks that because Tic Tac and other UFOs are able to enter the oceans at will, therefore all UFOs are also USOs.
YouTube conspiracy theorist MrMBB333 claimed in 2017 that a Google Earth image showed a sunken “perimeter wall” of Atlantis and that perimeter walls were a common way of protecting cities in ancient times, including the Italian capital Rome in 275AD. Was also included. But Lee says Google has now blurred the images.
Lee questioned whether he might have developed some USO techniques. They suspect that there is a base there because hundreds of USOs have been seen off the coast of Catalina Island in California, and they also suspect that the US government and aliens are jointly operating it.
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FIRST PUBLISHED: May 4, 2024, 14:40 IST
