According to BGR, a "UFO researcher" said he found evidence of ancient aliens at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. The researcher Scott Waring shared the finding earlier this month. Waring believes that a circular object he found off the coast of Nazca, Peru, while browsing Google Earth, was actually a sunken UFO.
There have always been many people skeptical about the prospects of alien existence. Some scientists believe that there is extraterrestrial life on planets that have not yet been discovered by humans. Others believe that aliens have visited Earth, leading to numerous "UFO sightings" being reported over the years.
No matter which camp you belong to, this story of a drowned UFO is definitely a fascinating discovery. Waring reported the UFO in early March, which Waring discovered while using Google Earth to "explore" the Pacific Ocean. The object in question is a black circle, which can be found off the coast of Peru.
Waring believes the object is a UFO nearly 5 miles in diameter located on the ocean floor. He also believes that it is somehow directly related to the Nazca lines in Peru. That connection, he said, was amplified because the submerged UFO offline strip was so close.
Nazca Lines is a group of ground paintings in the Nazca Desert. Archaeologists have long tried to unravel this mystery. Others think they were used as observation points related to cosmology and astronomy. Unfortunately, because they are so old, we may never know the true meaning behind them.
Waring believes that the "gods" that people in ancient Nazca culture tried to contact may have been aliens. Of course, anything is possible, but there is no conclusive evidence that this is true.
Still, Waring seems intent on thinking the object is an underwater UFO. In his original post, he wrote: "This disc at the bottom of the sea is 100% evidence of ancient aliens, and the technology is at the bottom of the sea, right there." ”
But is this really the case? While the idea of finding a sunken UFO in the Pacific Ocean is enough to excite any fan of extraterrestrial life, there's just not enough evidence that the object is actually a UFO. It is likely to be a natural object on the seabed, or even some kind of garbage under the water. Without any clear evidence, there is no way to be sure.
Source: cnBeta