Peter Lindberg and Dennis Asberg, who discovered the Anomaly, themselves were baffled by their incredible finding. In an official Ocean X Team video

Feb 13, 2018 Sea, at the center of the Bothnian Sea, discovered by Peter Lindberg, Dennis Åsberg and their Swedish "Ocean X" diving team in June 2011.

The adventurers Dennis Åsberg and Peter Lindberg are passionate about searching for ship wrecks and other interesting objects on the seabed. In their lecture, they take the participants on an exciting and inspiring expedition trip, which makes them develop their teamwork, challenge themselves, dare to take risks and discover new opportunities. Peter Lindberg, Dennis Asberg, Roger Brett Genres Documentary Subtitles English [CC] Audio languages English. Rentals include 30 days to start watching this video and It was discovered five years ago by Swedish treasure hunters, Ocean X team, led by Peter Lindberg, its captain, and his co-researcher Dennis Asberg, The Sun reports.

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I am totally intrigued by this strange anomaly discovered at the bottom of the Baltic Sea. It was discovered five years ago by Swedish treasure hunters, Ocean X team, led by Peter Lindberg, its captain, and his co- researcher Dennis Asberg, The Sun reports. 2016-04-25 2012-09-12 Peter Lindberg, Dennis Asberg, Roger Brett Genres Documentary Subtitles English [CC] Audio languages English. Rentals include 30 days to start watching this video and 48 hours to finish once started. Watch for $0.00 with Prime.

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Ruotsalaiset sukeltajat Peter Lindberg ja Dennis Åsberg olivat heinäkuussa 2011 etsimässä laivanhylkyjä, kun he löysivät Itämeren pohjasta oudon pyöreän esineen. . Se on halkaisijaltaan noin 70 metriä ja se makaa 100 metrin syvyydess

Ocean X Team, ägt av Peter Lindberg och Dennis Åsberg, har letat vrak och är att skattletarna Dennis Åsberg och Peter Lindberg efter knappt fem Dennis Åsberg har ingen förklaring till varför tekniken gick sönder Styrelsemedlemmar. Bo Dennis Åsberg. Styrelseordförande. 54 år, Åkersberga.

The Baltic Sea anomaly refers to interpretations of an indistinct sonar image taken by Peter Lindberg, Dennis Åberg and their Swedish "Ocean X" diving team while treasure hunting on the floor of the northern Baltic Sea at the center of the Gulf of Bothnia in June 2011.

Dennis Aasberg / Ocean X team November 3, 2019 · Dennis Asberg and Peter Lindberg owner and team leaders of OXT found this apparent anomaly in 2011. It has caused quite a stir as a possible UFO crash site.

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Dennis Asberg e-mail: info@oceanxteam.com Peter Lindberg e-mail: info@oceanxteam.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com Peter Lindberg and Dennis Asberg of Ocean X Team. (Picture: Ocean X Team) A Swedish salvage team has recovered hundreds of bottles of rare brandy and herbal liqueur from the 77m-deep WW1 wreck of the cargo ship Kyros.

Foto: Pressefoto (Dive International - Ocean X team). Ubåtvraket VG har vært hjemme hos skattejegeren Dennis Åsberg (49), som sammen med sin kollega Peter Lindberg forrige uke fant en mystisk ubåt i havet utenfor 31 jan 2012 På Östersjönsbotten har två hobbyddykare från Åkersberga gjort ett spännande fynd.
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21 Jul 2016 Essa estranha coisa no fundo do mar Báltico foi descoberta em 2011 pelos exploradores Peter Lindberg e Dennis Asberg, com sua equipe

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Dennis Asberg and Peter Lindberg owner and team leaders of OXT found this apparent anomaly in 2011. It has caused quite a stir as a possible UFO crash site. Here I show that a much more scientific explanation that fits all the facts (some debate will undoubtedly ensue from this, of course).

Their most recent, however, is unlike anything anyone's seen before. The Swedish Ocean X diving team lead by Peter Lindberg and Dennis Åsberg didn’t expect to find much while treasure hunting 300 feet from the surface of the Northern Baltic Sea. After all, the water was freezing, dark, and difficult to navigate. The Baltic Sea anomaly is a 60-metre (200 ft) circular rock-like formation on the floor of the Baltic Sea, discovered by Peter Lindberg, Dennis Åsberg and their. Dennis Åsberg och Peter Lindberg är äventyrarna som brinner för att leta efter vrak och andra intressanta objekt på havsbotten. I föreläsningen tar de med deltagarna på en spännande och inspirerande expeditionsresa som får dem att utveckla sin samarbetsförmåga, utmana sig själva, våga ta risker och upptäcka möjligheter.

Donations . Det var i juni i fjol som Dennis Åsberg, med kollegan Peter Lindberg, reagerade på sonarbilden över botten. Till vardags letar de vrak. Det här var något helt annat: en cirkel, 60 meter i diameter. Peter Lindberg and Dennis Asberg, who discovered the Anomaly, themselves were baffled by their incredible finding. In an official Ocean X Team video uploaded to YouTube in December 2018, Mr Lindberg described the Anomaly as he first saw it.