RE: Baltic Anomaly: Far Stranger Than Any UFO Discovery | Truthfall

This is an interesting mystery and it's one that is happening right now (I've been following since they found it, last year)

http://truthfall.com/baltic-anomaly-far-stranger-than-any-ufo-discovery/

I think it is either a:

1. Hoax: If it is a hoax it is a very elaborate and expensive one. If it is a Hoax it is one that has not been found out by the mainstream or alternative media for many months. 
2. Astounding Mystery: There is a designed and constructed large structure on the seabed of the Baltic sea.
3. Astounding Coincidence: The strange apparent structure on the sea bed that contains many configurations (holes, right angles, symmetries...) that do not normally belong in nature and these rare coincidental configurations happened themselves by a statistically and demonstrably astoundingly unlikely coincidence.
4. Erroneous Evidence: The sonar evidence, testimony, images etc is messy and unclear and it has been interpreted erroneously.

Either way, its curious and interesting to me.

Some mysterious objects

I have read a fair bit about all of these. Please read the article if interested and then let me know what you think of my conclusions:

http://socyberty.com/paranormal/mysterious-and-strange-archaeology-discoveries-that-science-cannot-explain/

My thoughts:

• I think 1,2 and 10,11 are significant mysteries.
• I think 3 and  4,8,9, 12  are interesting but not overly mysterious. 
• I think 5, 6 and 7 are either astoundingly mysterious or mysterious hoaxes.
• A mystery is a mysterious hoax if even if you accept that it is a hoax there remains a signifigant mystery to be solved. I figure this term belongs to Gerald Hawkins. Even if a hoax, there is a significant mystery to be solved, eg as with crop circle theorems).
• A mystery is astounding if it's truth challenges a paradigm. For example, finding cocaine in an Egyptian is astounding.

Just my thoughts...