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- What lies beneath?
Our oceans are vast and cover almost 75%
of our planet's surface,
and yet they remain largely unmapped.
Almost 80% of their wonders remain a mystery to us.
They're also one of the most frequently reported places
for unidentified aerial phenomena.
Only recently, UAPs have been witnessed entering the oceans
at very high rates of speed,
and since the depth of our oceans can be
as much as six miles,
could it be that some of these UAPs
were simply trying to get home?
Could there be an underwater civilization of alien life?
And could these life forms travel at high speeds
in what we now know as Unidentified Submerged Objects?
We know they are here,
but do they live down there?
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These are the "Alien Disclosure Files".
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The earth's oceans wield enormous power and energy.
Its complexity and interconnectedness
with various natural systems
make it the most important element of life on earth.
- Phytoplankton are tiny marine plants
that produce about 50% of the oxygen
on earth through photosynthesis.
The ocean's oxygen production is essential
for supporting terrestrial and marine life.
- [John Wells] The ocean also plays a vital role
in the global economy.
Industries such as shipping, tourism, oil and gas,
renewable energy and marine biotechnology heavily rely
on ocean resources.
It regulates our climate
as it stores massive amounts of heat,
in turn stabilizing global temperatures.
- But interestingly enough, we're learning more
about how water was most likely not organic to this earth.
- [John Wells] Earth's water was acquired
from water-rich objects called planetesimals,
small chunks of rock and ice
that formed in the early years of the universe.
It is likely that these planetesimals crashed into
the earth's surface and brought our first water.
Billions of dollars are spent
in search of trace elements of vapor in space,
a sign that there could be other life in our universe.
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- Just a few decades ago,
we were searching for water vapor in space.
Fast forward to 2011, and two teams of scientists
from NASA's jet propulsion laboratory and Caltech discovered
so much water so far away
that it made earth's ocean look like a single drop of water.
- [John Wells] Using an instrument called Z-Spec
at the California Institute of Technology's
Submillimeter Observatory,
a 33-foot telescope near the summit of Mauna Kea in Hawaii,
and the combined array for research
in millimeter wave astronomy in the Inyo Mountains
of Southern California,
the scientific teams found more than just water vapor.
- They found a huge feeding black hole, a quasar,
that they called APM08279+5255.
The quasar was surrounded by water,
equivalent to 140 trillion times all of the water
in the world's ocean,
and more than 12 billion light years away.
- [John Wells] A quasar is powered by an enormous black hole
that steadily consumes a surrounding disc of gas and dust.
As it eats, the quasar spews out huge amounts of energy.
This particular quasar harbors a black hole 20 billion times
more massive than the sun,
and produces as much energy as a thousand trillion suns.
- Water in space is definitely one
of the many signs of life in the universe.
The aliens seem to have an affection for our oceans
and know where to find water.
Earth definitely has the surf.
- [John Wells] For thousands of years,
humans have used two sticks or metal rods
to locate water sources under the earth.
It is an almost mystical technique known as dowsing.
- If man could use something primitive
like dowsing sticks to find water,
then I'm sure an advanced civilization,
coming here in here in a UAP that defies modern physics,
could find water in the universe.
Regardless, they're all over the ocean,
in and out of the ocean.
- [Pilot #1] There's a splash. - [Pilot #2] A splash.
Mark bearing range.
- [John Wells] What lies beneath the surface
of the seven seas?
Have aliens made a home for themselves
in the far reaches of the oceans' unexplored depths?
Well, in the case of the Baltic Sea Anomaly.
- There's so much activity that we see
off of the coast here in Southern California.
It's kind of my view, and I'm constantly,
constantly getting UFO reports from boat captains, pilots,
military of objects that are coming
out of the ocean into the air.
They may be powering their UFOs with water.
There may be some element
that they are driving from the cosmic element.
So perhaps our visitors have learned to harness that
as fuel of some kind.
- It has a very famous look
to a very famous spaceship in a very famous movie.
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- [John Wells] Treasure hunters Peter Lindbergh
and Dennis Asberg were exploring the Baltic Sea
when an unusual image appeared on the sonar,
a nearly 200 foot cylindrical object.
They dove down 300 feet to witness
the stunning discovery firsthand
in the frigid depths of the Baltic Sea.
- And I look at the monitor also and I say,
"Oh, what the heck?"
You know, this is something for sure, but what is it?
I mean, "Hey guys, have you seen anything like that before?"
And we begin to measure it and look at it
in the different angles and so on, and we, okay,
it's 60 meters in diameter.
It's not a small thing, and it's for sure something.
- [John Wells] In the frigid depths of the Baltic Sea,
the two treasure hunters tried to determine what the large
and mysterious object was.
- An anomaly in the Baltic Sea
that some divers discovered in
I believe, 2011, where it actually looks
like a UFO has crashed
and a UFO shaped object has landed in the Baltic Sea.
It doesn't, it looked like it had been there for a while.
There was tracks supposedly in the sea
where it appeared to have crashed and slid into place.
- [John Wells] The enormous unidentified object measures
more than 200 feet in diameter, 26 feet in height
and is covered in strange markings.
The ocean floor nearby showed evidence of 1600 feet
of churned up track.
Was this a crashed alien spacecraft?
- The Baltic Sea Anomaly, Sweden in 2011,
sonar images taken by a Swedish treasure
hunting team revealed a strange disc-like shape
on the floor of the Baltic Sea.
Some enthusiasts speculated it could be a USO
but further investigations suggested it was likely
a natural geological formation.
- [Devon] Some people have claimed it's natural, however,
they did find a triangular shape on the side of it
with a circle in the middle that could have been some type
of sign or door at one point.
- [John Wells] The treasure hunters also noticed
that all of their electrical equipment was failing.
That factor alone suggested some kind of alien technology.
- [Dennis] Every time we have been there
we have problems with our equipment.
- No one's tried to actually take it out of the water.
I guess it's just too deep in the sea and in too far
of a place to actually try and remove it.
However, from the research that that I've seen,
it doesn't appear like it's a natural phenomenon
by the shape and the way it's built and through the triangle
in in the side.
It definitely appears to be either something
from an Atlantis type thing that's sunk,
a former human civilization, or some type of vehicle
that's crashed or something that's fallen
into the water, that was there in the past
before it was underwater.
It's a unique thing that I'm highly surprised nobody
has tried to excavate
- [John Wells] The treasure hunters
Peter Lindbergh and Dennis Asberg gave their findings
to scientists at Stockholm University who
think they have solved the mystery.
Scientists have concluded that the Baltic Sea Anomaly
is a leftover from moving glaciers during the Ice Age.
In their opinion,
the anomaly is nothing more than a glacial deposit.
Peter Lindbergh, however, refuses to believe
that the object could be something so mundane.
- [Peter] I really want to believe it's a UFO we have found.
And perhaps it is the old spaceship that have
crashed there hundred thousands years ago.
You know, I wanna find out
but also it can be some kind of construction
of a house or something, a castle or whatever
something out there that have been there a very long time
before the Ice Age.
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- [John Wells] Puerto Rico has long been known
as a hotspot for UAP sightings.
(indistinct radio chatter)
- [Radio Voice #1] I got the splash, one splash.
- [Radio Voice #2] One splash.
- [John Wells] Also known as the Milwaukee Depths,
the Puerto Rico Trench is part of the Bermuda Triangle
and is the deepest parts of the Atlantic Ocean.
It is 27,493 feet deep
and stretches an awesome 440,000 miles.
- The Bermuda Triangle has a long history
of mysterious disappearances and paranormal theories.
Some have claimed to witness USOs entering
or leaving the waters in the area.
- [John Wells] Numerous shipwrecks, plane crashes
and disappearances have been recorded
in the Bermuda Triangle,
hence its second name, the Devil's Triangle.
More than 100 ships
and planes have also vanished without a trace
including the USS Cyclops, which set sail
in March of 1918.
Te Cyclops was one of the US Navy's biggest fuel ships.
It carried 309 crew members
and was on a course from Brazil to Baltimore.
Sometime in early March, the USS Cyclops vanished.
The captain of the ship never made a distress call.
The Milwaukee Depths, however,
are not the deepest part of Earth's oceans.
That title belongs to an area in the Pacific
known as the Mariana Trench.
- The Mariana Trench stretches 1500 miles
in an arc that's edged by Guam and Saipan.
It easily dwarves the tallest mountains on Earth's surface
and the pressures exceed a thousand atmospheres
or a thousand times the air pressure at the land surface.
- [John Wells] The Mariana Trench is part
of the Pacific Ring of Fire,
a tectonically active region where plates are colliding
with each other.
As a result,
the Pacific Rim stores a tremendous reserve of energy.
- UAPs, I believe, are attracted to the ocean.
Some people believe
that they may use the water as a power source.
Also, it's a good place to hide.
- Consider the possibility that the aliens living
in the Mariana Trench are not native to our solar system
but interstellar travelers from a distant star system.
They could have found Earth,
particularly the hidden ocean depths,
as a suitable place to establish a base
or study life on our planet.
- [John Wells] The Mariana Trench fascinates scientists
who have discovered some puzzling marine life.
This area also contains pools of liquid sulfur,
a rare phenomenon which scientists say has been located
on one of Jupiter's moons.
- Jupiter's moon Europa may be,
under the surface, it's got a frozen surface,
and there actually be an aquatic environment down there.
There could actually be life on on Jupiter's moon Europa.
- Similar to Europa,
Enceladus is another moon with subsurface oceans.
It's known to have geysers spewing water into space.
Perhaps an advanced civilization evolved
within these hidden waters, and some
of them made their way to earth's ocean depths.
- Is it because UFOs appear to be trans medium vehicles,
able to operate in our atmosphere,
outside of our atmosphere and underwater?
What could they be doing underwater?
Some people believe that they use water
as a refueling system, and it's somehow able to be used
as a propulsion system as fuel for their craft.
Others believe that there's bases in the actual ocean.
Some believe there's bases underwater.
- [John Wells] Many species that live in the darkness
of the Mariana Trench look like they could be
from another planet.
Could they be a hint of what aliens would look like
if they lived in the ocean?
In 2017, the world witnessed UAPs enter and exit the ocean
seamlessly while being tracked by US Navy fighter
plane sensors.
When below the water surface, UAPs are referred
to as unidentified submerged objects or USOs.
USOs may very well be the mode
of transportation for an underwater alien civilization
- As far as underwater civilizations,
instead of being extraterrestrial,
these beings might have evolved right here on earth,
but in the depths of the ocean,
isolated from human civilization.
Over time, they could have developed advanced technologies
and built their own society hidden out of our sight.
- [John Wells] Estimates suggest that less than 20%
of the world's ocean floor has been mapped
with high resolution sonar.
The vast majority of the ocean remains a mystery,
especially the deep sea regions like the Mariana Trench.
Only a handful of deep sea submersibles and remotely
operated vehicles have ever reached these extreme depths
which makes the Mariana Trench the perfect hiding place
for an alien civilization
with an advanced mode of underwater transportation.
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Earth's oceans are so big and unexplored,
they could easily host an unseen civilization
right below humanity's feet,
but for naval militaries around the world, that's old news.
- The Russian Navy has just declassified its records
of Cold War UAP sightings.
Turns out 50%
of UAP encounters are connected with the oceans.
- [John Wells] Lake Baikal is located
in Russia near Siberia.
In 1982, seven Russian divers set out
on a research mission in the lake.
According to historian Alekey Tivanenko,
"At a depth of 50 meters,
they met swimmers around three meters tall
dressed in tight-fitting silvery suits.
They did not have any scuba or other devices,
just helmets on their heads."
The Russian divers attempted to capture one
of the humanoids, but they immediately found themselves
on the lake surface suffering
from the effects of rapid decompression.
- Three people died during that encounter.
- [John Wells] Elsewhere in Russia,
reports from retired submariners like RADM Yuri Beketov
mention all kinds of strange readings.
- On several occasions, the instruments gave a reading
of material objects moving at incredible speed.
Calculations showed speeds of about 230 knots
or 260 miles an hour.
It's like the objects defied the laws of physics.
There's only one explanation.
The creatures who built them far surpassed us
in development.
- But there's definitely a relationship with UFOs and water.
We see them going into water, coming out of water,
hovering around water, in groups and by themselves
and UFOs going into water is one of the five observables
of an unidentified anomalous phenomenon.
- [John Wells] One of the most feasible reasons
for alien life seeking the ocean's water
is the possible harnessing of energy
which could power vehicles or civilizations.
- Hydrogen fusion.
In this theoretical scenario, the UAP might be equipped
with highly advanced technology capable
of extracting hydrogen from the seawater
and using it as a fuel for nuclear fusion.
- [John Wells] While significant progress has been made
on earth in understanding the principles of nuclear fusion
and demonstrating controlled fusion reactions,
several challenges remain.
- Last week, for the first time,
they designed this experiment
so that the fusion fuel stayed hot enough, dense enough
and round enough for long enough that it ignited
and it produced more energies than the lasers had deposited.
About two megajoules in about three megajoules out.
- [John Wells] Our technology is primitive compared
to a civilization that can actually command hydrogen fusion.
This breakthrough fusion experiment by the National
Nuclear Security Administration, while groundbreaking today,
barely scratches the surface of fusion's true potential.
Another fascinating possible scientific explanation
for alien interest in the Mariana Trench are
the hydrothermal vents on the ocean floor conveniently
found where an alien civilization could thrive.
- Geothermal energy.
If the UAP has the ability to travel deep into the ocean
it could harness the heat energy
from the hydrothermal vents on the ocean's floor.
These vents release hot water
and minerals from the Earth's crust
and if this energy could be harnessed
it could serve as a power source for the craft.
- [John Wells] Exploring the myriad bodies of water
on the earth's surface comes with incredible risk
from savage predators to intense pressure,
not to mention a lack of oxygen, light, and heat.
It is no wonder so much
of these areas remain shrouded in mystery.
Truth seekers, ufologists and open-minded scientists
fund further research and discovery
that may very well uncover some
of the key secrets of the universe in our lifetime.
But in the meantime, we should be spending equal energy
uncovering the secrets that lie closer to home
by investigating the oceans and learning what lies beneath.
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