Well, hi there, and welcome to Thinking Sideways. I'm Joe. Join us always by...

and Steve. Alright, then we're here to solve yet another mystery. Every time. Always solving.

Uh-huh. Never just talking about informing. It's no point just talking about we gotta solve it.

Okay, so that's what we're gonna do. Alright, yeah, so. Okay, so in this episode we're going to talk

about something some of you may have heard about. It's called the Baltic Sea Anomaly. So here's

what happened and the real brief overview. There's a team of Swedish divers who call themselves the

Ocean X team and they go they go look at for shipwrecks in the Baltic Sea and other places. Most of

the Baltics see because that's right next to Sweden, so that's a handy place. And so they find shipwrecks

and they salvage whatever valuables they can get. They specialize, they say in salvaging old

alcoholic beverages, beverage containers and things like that. Yeah, they found like what was it

champagne or something? Yeah, they they hundreds of bottles of this old champagne. It's worth

all kinds of money. That's crazy because at that point it's not good anymore, right? I have no idea.

Probably. How does it stay good when it's like super pressurized under water? But it's cold.

That's true. Yeah, well, you know, I assume the bottles, the bottles stiff and heavy and everything.

Yes, so I don't think the pressure would work would really do a minute, but the time would maybe

maybe make it not taste so great. I don't think the champagne you don't really want to age that

long, right? I do not know. I do not know either. Lessoners calls action. Tell us.

Well, let's say we got another unsolved mystery on our hands. Yeah, so that's two tonight. Yeah,

okay. So anyway, I don't know and I don't know if people buy those things to drink them or if

they buy them just to have them. I don't know. So they'll have it. Yeah, just say I get this

real bottle of champagne. Yeah, I don't know. Okay, so anyways, so they were out there scrounging

around for shipwrecks and they found what appeared to be a flying saucer, a really huge flying saucer,

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