The Saucers from Atlantis - Blue Blurry Lines

This typically interesting and visually captivating article starts with double ironies about the 2017 "UFO Researcher of the Year" and one of the sources for his inspiration about a UFO-Atlantis connection. While skeptics may ponder whether there can in fact be a connection between two things that do not exist, most serious ufologists shudder when the two topics are thus intertwined. Be that as it may, Collins' is a worthwhile summary of the relationship. But is the story of something else that sank beneath the waves, only in the waters off of 1967 Nova Scotia, similarly an entertaining myth? Well, Brett Tingley says that Jacques Cousteau's Grandchildren and the Infamous Shag Harbor UFO Incident have become associated. Well, more properly, next month Celine and Fabian Cousteau will visit the area and, with a diver who was involved in the original investigation, search for evidence to support "Canada's Roswell." We wish them all the best. Just two years prior to the Shag Harbour episode, a team at the Argentinian Antarctic base Belgrano saw "strange objects" but decided not to talk, as sketched in 1965: "He Saw The Saucers". Though not the only historical Antarctic UFO case, this one would be worth further pursuit while possible witnesses may yet be interviewed. (WM)

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