Sonar Detected a WWII Submarine With No Known Origin — Experts Say That Shouldn’t Be Possible скачать в хорошем качестве

Sonar Detected a WWII Submarine With No Known Origin — Experts Say That Shouldn’t Be Possible

A sonar operator aboard a Norwegian survey vessel just detected something on the North Sea floor that made him call his entire crew to the screen. Sitting 180 feet beneath the surface was the unmistakable silhouette of a World War II submarine — fully intact, conning tower still standing — at coordinates where no submarine has ever been recorded lost. His team contacted naval archives in Norway, Britain, Germany, Russia, and the United States. Every response was identical: that vessel is not ours, we have no record of it. Here's why experts say that shouldn't be possible. Every submarine lost during the Second World War has been accounted for. Every single one. The records were kept by obsessive bureaucracies on both sides of the conflict, cross-referenced for eight decades, and verified down to individual crew members. There is no such thing as an unknown World War II submarine. Except now there is. And the deeper investigators looked, the more disturbing the answers became.