The Baltic Sea Object is an Atlantean Monument Cast in Magnetic Basalt ‘Firestone’

Resonance in the Baltic Sea Monument


by EDITOR on SEPTEMBER 23, 2016 


The Baltic Sea Object is an Atlantean Monument Cast in Magnetic Basalt ‘Firestone’


The stunning and highly controversial find made by marine treasure hunters using side-scanning sonar to detect shipwrecks in the Baltic Sea has finally been identified as a submerged monumental construction from the Paleolithic era. The giant circular seafloor promontory measuring ~60m in diameter is actually a terraced monument built by the highly advanced Atlantean civilization over 14,000 years ago.





Co-discoverer and Ocean X team leader Dennis Aasberg describes just a few of the geometric features presented by the gargantuan disc-shaped temple rising above the sea floor, likening it to concrete:

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It looks like a round object separated from the bottom. It looks… like concrete. When we brush it off its [surface is]black. The object looks the same underneath as on the upper side. Same color too. Just like a plate on the bottom. And it has something that looks like big stairs… perhaps one meter high each step. Its strange… We have not been able to find more holes besides the 2 meter hole with a [recessed]square [formation]around it.

Prohibitive conditions severely limit filming of the ancient monumental structure, especially rough seas and the very poor visibility of <1m near the bottom. Animated digital terrain models allow a clearer perspective of the massive proportions and complex geometric configuration of the submerged Atlantean monument (above). The greatest hindrance to the seafloor site investigation is an intense electromagnetic vortex that perpetually interferes with all types of electrical equipment situated on or above the ancient monument –in the vertical water column, onboard ships at the sea surface and even affecting low-flying airplanes.





This special type of potentially dangerous EM vortex causes digital magnetometers and compasses to spin perpetually in proximity to the temple and directly above it, a fact that is familiar to military and civilian pilots working in the vicinity of pyramids all over the world –especially in Egypt, Mexico and Guatemala.


The Baltic Sea Monument (60.826°N 19.796°E) is situated 2,194 miles from the Great Pyramid; a distance corresponding to 8.81% of Earth’s mean circumference distance of 24,892 miles. The artificial stonework of the monument effectively transduces EM fields from localized infrasound resonance (above). The sunken monument displays the same great circle distance from the Great Pyramid as the megacity of London, England, now experiencing intensifying spates of spontaneous piezoelectric fires and exploding manhole covers induced by infrasound standing waves resonating from the solar twins now at perihelion.


The increasing interaction of our sun with its invisible brown dwarf binary companion is fundamentally responsible for the ongoing tectonic build-up culminating in the magnetic reversal of the entire binary system, with all its planets. This pattern of sharply rising volcanic activity has been directly correlated with precise length-of-day measurements that detect millisecond alterations in Earth’s rotation (Palladino et al, 2013). As especially designed by Atlantean engineers, binary solar dynamics are presently activating terrestrial infrasound fields and corresponding EM fields transduced by the worldwide network of pyramids, megaliths and terraced temple structures, such as the submerged Yonaguni and Baltic Sea monuments.





The sharp geometric design of the giant discoidal temple structure displays parallel corridors with flat, vertical walls and horizontal terraces forming perfect 90°-angled corners that can be clearly observed in the latest digital bathymetric animations of the impressive Baltic Sea temple (video stills above).


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