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Scuba Forum / General / October 2006Weird Story
http://www.greatlakesdive.com/front1.html For those into this. Great Lakes Dive Company is to be commended for their hard work and technical ingenuity in finding the remains of an F-89c Scorpion that disappeared over Lake Superior 1953. Certainly the family and friends of our brave military personnel need to know what happened to their missing loved ones. Also, seems like GLDC is being very respectful to the dead and their families in the handling of this. But, did they find a UFO partially buried not far from the wreckage or is it a natural occuring formation? It appears that we will have to wait until spring or summer 2007 to find out. Cool ( a UFO though...?) I dive the Great Lakes all ther time. A buddy of mine has dived on a P-39 plane on the North Channel between St Clair River and Lake St Clair. ~Rick www.BrethrenoftheCoast.net > http://www.greatlakesdive.com/front1.html > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > is it a natural occuring formation? It appears that we will have to > wait until spring or summer 2007 to find out. Wouldn't be willing to identify where in the river would you, is it accessible by shore and how is the current in that part. What about freighters? I live an hour away from Sarnia and would be interested in diving this site. Regards, Mike > Cool ( a UFO though...?) > I dive the Great Lakes all ther time. [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] >> is it a natural occuring formation? It appears that we will have to >> wait until spring or summer 2007 to find out. I haven't dived it yet - but I can get the coordinates. You wouldn't happen to know how I could reach 1000s of scuba divers by email to promotoe our new Diver Discount Club Brethren of the Coast...would you? see: www.BrethrenoftheCoast.net Thanks! ~Rick > Wouldn't be willing to identify where in the river would you, is it > accessible by shore and how is the current in that part. What about [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] >>> is it a natural occuring formation? It appears that we will have to >>> wait until spring or summer 2007 to find out. Oh...and the freighters...yea. well. We go really negative with buoyancy and hug the bottom a lot when one goes overhead. There's usually plenty to hang on to down there. Can be really unnerving to say the least. ~Rick www.BrethrenoftheCoast.net >I haven't dived it yet - but I can get the coordinates. > You wouldn't happen to know how I could reach 1000s of scuba divers by [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] >>>> is it a natural occuring formation? It appears that we will have to >>>> wait until spring or summer 2007 to find out. If it's in Superior, it will be completely coated with zebra mussels before anyone spots it. Unless the aliens have developed some sort of zebra-mussel-resistant supermaterial, in which case we MUST salvage to reverse engineer the technology. -Amanda > http://www.greatlakesdive.com/front1.html > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > is it a natural occuring formation? It appears that we will have to > wait until spring or summer 2007 to find out. > If it's in Superior, it will be completely coated with zebra mussels > before anyone spots it. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > -Amanda UFO doesn't necessarily mean alien. > > http://www.greatlakesdive.com/front1.html > > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > is it a natural occuring formation? It appears that we will have to > > wait until spring or summer 2007 to find out. >> Unless the aliens have developed some sort of zebra-mussel-resistant >> supermaterial, in which case we MUST salvage to reverse engineer the >> technology. > UFO doesn't necessarily mean alien. It won't be a UFO anyway. If it's sitting on the bottom of Lake Superior, it isn't flying any more. So, what we really have is an unidentified object on the bottom of the lake. I imagine there's mroe than a few of those around. Lee >>> Unless the aliens have developed some sort of zebra-mussel-resistant >>> supermaterial, in which case we MUST salvage to reverse engineer the [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Lee Officially called "USO" Unidentified Submerged Object. Saw a show on it - actually called that ~Rick www.BrethrenoftheCoast.net > >> Unless the aliens have developed some sort of zebra-mussel-resistant > >> supermaterial, in which case we MUST salvage to reverse engineer the [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Lee I had already thought of that, but I figured that the chances were that, at one time, it was a flying object, and it is currently unidentified, so the moniker could still be valid. Would be an UFFO then. (unidentified formerly flying object) Frank >>> Unless the aliens have developed some sort of zebra-mussel-resistant >>> supermaterial, in which case we MUST salvage to reverse engineer the [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Lee > http://www.greatlakesdive.com/front1.html Has anyone noticed that the Great Lakes site has gone down? >> http://www.greatlakesdive.com/front1.html > > Has anyone noticed that the Great Lakes site has gone down? Not really down. The link seems to go nowhere, but the main site correctly loades a completely blank page. So must be intentionally taken out of the air. Frank |
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