"Right now, scientists are examining samples from the circle-shaped object, and experts in sonar imaging are processing data from the ship to hopefully shed more light over the mysterious object," the news relase reports.
Members of the underwater team were completely dwarfed by the enormous object, which divers attempted to photograph, with some difficulty. Strange anomalies occured when electronic equipment came into close proximity to the object. A shipboard dive computer first registered the water temperature at the object's level at minus one degree, which would not be possible as the water would be frozen.
Further strange phenomenon occured once the team was underwater - the camera stopped working when they approached the object.
A satellite on the ship stopped working when they stopped over the object, resumed working once they were 200 metres away from it, then stopped working again as soon as they were situated over top of it again. This mysterious interference with equipment could indicate some type of energy emitting from the sunken object.
In two weeks the next expedition of the Ocean X Team will return to the site in order to complete further tests, this time with a geologist-specialist on board. Samples taken from the object have been sent for scientific analysis.
The team is 100 percent convinced and confident that they have discovered something very, very unique.
Dennis Asberg, Treasure Hunter, speaks of the exciting developments:
"... (It could be) a meteorite or an asteroid or say a U-boat from the Cold War, or if it is a UFO - well honestly - it has to be something!"

"Right now, scientists are examining samples from the circle-shaped object, and experts in sonar imaging are processing data from the ship to hopefully shed more light over the mysterious object," the news relase reports.
Members of the underwater team were completely dwarfed by the enormous object, which divers attempted to photograph, with some difficulty. Strange anomalies occured when electronic equipment came into close proximity to the object. A shipboard dive computer first registered the water temperature at the object's level at minus one degree, which would not be possible as the water would be frozen.
Further strange phenomenon occured once the team was underwater - the camera stopped working when they approached the object.
A satellite on the ship stopped working when they stopped over the object, resumed working once they were 200 metres away from it, then stopped working again as soon as they were situated over top of it again. This mysterious interference with equipment could indicate some type of energy emitting from the sunken object.
In two weeks the next expedition of the Ocean X Team will return to the site in order to complete further tests, this time with a geologist-specialist on board. Samples taken from the object have been sent for scientific analysis.
The team is 100 percent convinced and confident that they have discovered something very, very unique.
Dennis Asberg, Treasure Hunter, speaks of the exciting developments:
"... (It could be) a meteorite or an asteroid or say a U-boat from the Cold War, or if it is a UFO - well honestly - it has to be something!"