There's been stories/reports of classic saucer, cigar and triangle ships coming out of/going into water for decades, and all of the OG UFO investigators with some credibility have relayed these accounts in their many books, from Raymond Fowler to Jacques Vallée to Whitley Stieber (who I also suspect blends possible genuine accounts with drug-induced fever dreams) to Bud Hopkins, but the consensus seems to be that they're more likely interdimensional, possibly explaining how these craft defy the laws of physics (e.g. they exist fourth or fifth-dimensionally). I especially recommend the work of Jacques Vallée, who has done some interesting associations with mythology and fairy lore. Or, that could all be bunk, and these are anti-gravity unmanned drones from Proxima Centauri B.
The water connection is also interesting if considering the possibility as presented in the works of someone like Graham Hancock of a prediluvian advanced civilization that inspired the myth of Atlantis, in which case perhaps there's some degree of truth to Plato's retelling of Solon's story that he had in turn heard from an Egyptian priest (a story that is actually touched on with hieroglyphs that Egyptologists avoid discussing like the plague). There's a lot of rabbit holes to slide down into after 74 years since Roswell, but the notion is quite intriguing, given the footage from military sources recently (and past accounts involving military personnel like Rendlesham Forest).
Considering the vastness of space, and that even if moving at the speed of light it would require 4.3 light years (thousands of years using more traditional methods of propulsion) to travel to the nearest star system within our galaxy Alpha Centauri, which is approximately 25 trillion miles from Earth, an ancient advanced underwater-based civilization is actually much more plausible. In addition, it would explain why they’d be so interested in what’s going on with nuclear facilities (a pattern that’s been observed for decades), because there’d be a strong possibility of what we’re doing up here with nuclear material and byproduct affecting them.
Also, it seems to be the only subject that unifies left-minded and right-minded people on this and other boards, which quite honestly, I find just as interesting. If someone were to want to, they could use this as a tool to stitch together some divides.
I must say, though, that I'm still highly skeptical about all this, despite having an interest in it.
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