A wave anomaly captured by a weather-mapping system has sparked a global mystery—with some internet sleuths even claiming it proves the existence of aliens.
A giant cluster of waves over 80 feet high and spanning 2,000 miles—an area larger than Texas—appeared to move through the ocean off the coast of Africa on April 10 in a journey that lasted about 24 hours before it vanished. Some online commentators said the formation could have been created only by something moving under the surface of the sea—making it an “unidentified submersible object,” the ocean equivalent of a UFO.
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By Chloe Mayer:
A wave anomaly captured by a weather-mapping system has sparked a global mystery—with some internet sleuths even claiming it proves the existence of aliens.
A giant cluster of waves over 80 feet high and spanning 2,000 miles—an area larger than Texas—appeared to move through the ocean off the coast of Africa on April 10 in a journey that lasted about 24 hours before it vanished. Some online commentators said the formation could have been created only by something moving under the surface of the sea—making it an “unidentified submersible object,” the ocean equivalent of a UFO.
Read more: [https://www.newsweek.com/underwater-anomaly-larger-texas-spotted-african-coast-1889674](https://www.newsweek.com/underwater-anomaly-larger-texas-spotted-african-coast-1889674)
yeah that’s the subnautical alien mobile construction vehicle there’s not a lot we can do about it rn
Who farted?