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"Signature of Approval" Show your support for OceanX Baltic Anomaly Expedition

"Signature of Approval" Show your support for OceanX Baltic Anomaly Expedition

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Started by Anonymous 14 years, 1 month ago
As a true supporting fan interested in the Baltic Anomaly, by signing this petition, you can show your support for the Ocean X-Team, and their latest discovery! 

An amazing research project, conducted by the Ocean Explorer Team, is now underway in the international waters between Sweden and Finland. Since the discovery of a large structure in the depths of the Baltic Sea last year, the team has developed a large group of followers, consisting of over 12,000 individuals who anxiously await for identification of the "Baltic Anomaly".

The team has already made three expeditions to examine the structure, however they still have not managed to identify it! These trips are very costly, and require scientific equipment in good working condition, in order to explore the object further and make an accurate identification.To be able to do this professionally they obviously need equipment for it, and this costs money. We hope that companies around the world are interested in this, and that they will contribute with both equipment and money. It's critical to the continuation of the expedition. We can help, by supporting the the team with our "signature of approval".

We stand on the verge of a history-changing discovery! Please support the OceanX team, and show your support for the "Baltic Anomaly" expedition, by signing the petition!

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Dave Edwards
14 years ago Featured

This is history in the making. Please keep digging.

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Kevin Fuentes
14 years ago Featured

They need better gear. The government should be helping out not these private guys on their own dime.

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Mark Shaw
14 years ago Featured

Been following this for over a year now. This discovery is way too big to just let sit there. Keep going guys!

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Jessica Doyle
14 years ago Featured

I really need to know what that object is. It looks so strange on the sonar.

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Sarah Sharpe
14 years ago Featured

FINALLY some real exploration happening. hope they figure out what that thing is soon.

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Elena Reddy
14 years ago Featured

the funding for this is criminal. how is there no help for such an important find? so exciting!!!!