i’m talking about that one-sound anomaly taken by several sonar/audio phones scattered around the (atlantic?) ocean back in 1997. oceanographers say it sounded like it came from a biological source. but to have been picked up over such a large area by several phones, it had to have been bigger than any animal known to man.
google for specifics. i’ll welcome different interpretations as well.
It’s okay. We were able to get it back into the containment vessel and the implementation timeline of the project was only set back by six months, so the full release will be on the vernal eqinox instead of the autumnal.
If a sea monster, why aren’t we detecting constant Bloops? Or perhaps a bloop-cluster per year during mating season? The lack of blooping distant mega-sealife suggests more like a one-shot geological phenomenon.
Or maybe it was the death-scream of the last Bloop creature, when shot by idiots testing a submarine acoustic weapon.
Maybe the Bloop Create was on a once-in-a-lifetime Bloop holiday to an exotic Bloop destination that it will never visit again. Betcha didn’t think of that, Mr. Smart Guy.