Google Maps User Spots Mysterious Object Submerged Off The Coast Of Greece - And No One Knows What It Is

In addition to the convenience it provides when it comes to navigation, Google Maps is also a source of bizarre, never-seen-before stuff. Every now and then, people come across something peculiar that generates debate.

Now, a strange object off the coast of Greece has been spotted on Google Maps and no one has a clue about what it is.

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Google Maps user spots huge unidentified object

The large circular blob, complete with smaller circles towards the centre of the shape, can clearly be seen underneath the Aegean Sea, not too far from the Greek city of Thessaloniki.

The structure was shared on YouTube by user 'The Hidden Underbelly 2.0' who claimed, by his measurements, that the object is around 220 feet long.

He said: "This USO was spotted in The Aegean Sea off the coast of Greece and here are the Coordinates 40¡ã27'4.62" 22¡ã51'39.78" so you guys can check it out for yourself.'

"I did also take some measurements using the ruler on google earth and this object is of 220 feet long," he added.

For the uninitiated, USO stands for Unidentified Submerged Object.

Mysterious object - crater or UFO?

Many viewers are conflicted about what they thought the object could be.

"That's one unusual alien spacecraft. I've never seen anything like it! Is this Salarian or Asari?" one user said.

"WW2 echo, 5 ton bomb crater, which England used against Germany and Italy, to destroy warships and shore infrastructure," another user commented.

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¡°I think it looks like an old light house - former foundations etc.. - on the coast as well sooooo," a third user added.

"Underwater cave or sinkhole. The dark spot in the middle is the opening and the lighter colored area around it is sand because all of the darker colored vegetation or rock in the area slid down into the cave opening," another commented.

¡°That is weird. All around topography looks rough, deep. Nothing in the area looks remotely like that object," another baffled user said.

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