Ok, so, I find this extremely interesting, or, as the late, great Arte Johnson would say, eentahresting! An article in the Daily Star, a UK tabloid, quotes retired U.S. Navy Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet saying he has discovered what could be an undersea UFO base near Catalina Island.

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/weird-news/ex-navy-admiral-claims-discovery-31259577

(From the Daily Star article: “The anomaly looks like a wedge taken out of a thing called a knoll. It’s an underwater ridge basically – and a wedge from it was totally carved out and horizontally displaced by two kilometres. I just want to find an explanation for it, but it does cause one to speculate. Is that evidence of an undersea UAP interaction with the sea floor? Or even a location for undersea infrastructure where these things go?”)

While I have no doubts that there could be an undersea U.S. military base in this location, I find it very unlikely that it involves space aliens. After all, this area is teeming with U.S. military activity.

So, rather than extraterrestrials, if this is, indeed, a structure, it seems far more likely that it’s an unknown Pentagon facility. Moreover, it seems probable that the U.S. military has a bevy of undersea and underground bases and facilities that are unknown to the public. It also seems likely that the military has used or is using specialized, possibly nuclear-powered, boring machines — or subterrenes — mechanical earthworms that slice through solid rock like butter, melting and vitrifying everything in their path.

At any rate, it should be VERY interesting to see where this goes. Gallaudet’s comments suggest that he could pursue this further, possibly even with some sort of expedition.