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A treasure hunter from the Discovery Channel claimed that he discovered a potential extraterrestrial structure at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean near Florida's coast. Darrell Miklos, the host of the show "Cooper's Treasure," was searching for an English shipwreck when he came across the discovery 300 feet below the Bermuda Triangle.
Miklos used maps created by his late friend, NASA astronaut Gordon Cooper, to search for treasure in the Caribbean Sea. Cooper was a firm believer in extraterrestrial life and had claimed to have seen UFOs during his time in the Air Force. Miklos says that Cooper passed on an alleged treasure map to him before his death in 2004.
The object Miklos discovered is referred to as a USO, or an Unidentified Submerged Object. It features 15, 300-foot-long arms extending from a central object, covered in coral that scientists believe could be thousands of years old. They also stated that the coral couldn't have grown in that formation naturally.
Miklos and the production company behind "Cooper's Treasure," AMPLE Entertainment, hope to investigate further and gain funding for a third season of the show. The founder of AMPLE, Ari Mark, stated that they want to uncover the truth behind Miklos' discovery and determine if it supports Cooper's belief in extraterrestrial life.
Although Miklos was surprised by the discovery, he wants to investigate further before making any conclusions. For now, he isn't saying it was aliens, but the possibility remains open.
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