La Huella OVNI: Some OSNIS Cases

La Huella OVNI introduces a few well-known USOs stories.

The USOs have made many people curious because of their sea-related mystery.

Jorge Luis Sucksdorf also talks a bit about the Bloop.

The strange events called Unidentified Submarine Objects (USO) have been written about in many parts of the world over time.

People in lakes, seas, and oceans have seen these things, and we still aren’t sure where they come from or what they are.

In Argentina, a famous story happened at Laguna del Pescado, in Victoria, Entre Ríos. There, lights have come and gone in and over the water, making the local people wonder.

In Colombia, something like this happened near Barrancabermeja in 2006 or 2007. A strange light lit up a lake and then went away, and after that, dead fish were found over the next days.

USOs Stories

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In Spain, people have said they’ve seen USOs in many places, like the Pintado water storage area in Seville and different lakes in Cádiz.

In Norway, on November 23, 1972, close to the Lufthansa fjord, a boat tried to go after a big underwater thing they found. But, the boat couldn’t talk to others, and some people said they saw rockets of a weird color under the water.

The people in charge in Norway said they used big booms in that place, but the questions about the underwater thing are still there.

In Costa Rica, during Christmas of 1971 at Lago de Cote, a person took a picture from a plane of something coming out of the water that people couldn’t see with just their eyes.

The Scary Bloop

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This picture has made people talk a lot and many think it’s about USOs.

Besides these stories, in 1997, people heard a strange noise, «the bloop,» near Chile in the South Pacific.

Some think that the «bloop» might be a noise from something we don’t know, something happening in the earth, or maybe a smart message.

These strange happenings have made people think of things, towns, and places deep in the water and earth.

Sea Secrets

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Old stories like those of Christopher Columbus, who said that bright things in the water showed him the way, and the first Portuguese people exploring the Amazon who saw lights in the sky near the river, also talk about USOs.

In the end, USOs have made people wonder for a very long time.

Even with all we’ve learned in science and using tools, these things we see underwater are still big questions, making people guess and think about where they come from and why.

Jorge Luis Sucksdorf thinks they show us there’s a lot we don’t know about the deep places in the world’s waters.