Researcher suggests alien base under ocean

The discovery of a large, rectangular formation measuring approximately 16 kilometers in length and 6.4 kilometers in width at the bottom of the Papua New Guinea Ocean has generated debate about the possibility that it is an outpost of inhabited extraterrestrial beings. Researcher Scott C. Waring claimed that the site might contain about 20 buildings the size of skyscrapers, but he did not provide any independent scientific evidence to confirm the nature of the structure, emphasizing the need for further surveys using sonar and underwater imaging to verify its authenticity. He also mentioned another discovery off the coast of Cuba, suspected to be the remains of a sunken city, possibly resulting from a powerful earthquake that caused the settlement to collapse. However, all these claims still require independent scientific validation.

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