USOs, underwater UFOs, and the ocean encounters that leave us standing over a mystery. In Something Under the Water, Bill Van Nort follows the Shag Harbour search, strange luminous seas, Navy UAP testimony, and the limits of what we can see beneath the surface.
From the 1967 Canadian records to David Fravor's account, Alexandro Wiggins's testimony, Aguadilla's disputed interpretation, the Bloop, hydrothermal vents, and the hidden oceans of Enceladus and Europa: these stories do not all have the same explanation. Reported encounters, natural phenomena, scientific discoveries, and hypothetical scenes are clearly distinguished. None establishes extraterrestrial vehicles in Earth's oceans.
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Episode 003. Published after Episode 004; both are standalone stories.
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English captions plus Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), German, French, Japanese, Hindi, Indonesian, Arabic, and Traditional Chinese: select CC / Settings. Free transcript ZIP and listener source guide:
Translations received local-model review and editorial spot checks, not native-human certification. Corrections welcome.
SELECTED SOURCES
Canadian Forces telex, October 5, 1967:
DND memorandum, October 6, 1967:
Pringle's historical HMS Vulture letter:
Milky-sea observations and satellite comparison:
Official Aguadilla recording:
NOAA Marianas hydrothermal-vent footage:
EVIDENCE & PRODUCTION
Archival records, actual footage, scientific visualizations, and AI reconstructions are identified. Illustrations are not evidence of alien contact. Narration uses Bill's authorized synthetic voice. 4K presentation includes upscaled source imagery. NOAA and NASA material does not imply institutional endorsement. The appearance of U.S. Department of War (DoW) visual information does not imply or constitute DoW endorsement. Milky-sea figures: Steven D. Miller (2022), CC BY 4.0; photographs credited to Coraline Bourdon and Leon Schommer, Ganesha crew. Figure 2 is a published, adjusted composite, not a raw photograph. Additional source and visual credits appear in the episode.
Created and narrated by Bill Van Nort. EpicB Media LLC.
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WATCH WITH THE FULL EPISODE PLAYLIST
- (00:00) - Unknown Origin — opening
- (00:18) - Before the boat could reach it
- (03:17) - The search at Shag Harbour
- (08:36) - The wheels beneath HMS Vulture
- (13:10) - The captain stopped the ship
- (18:22) - The white water beneath the Tic Tac
- (22:39) - Four objects and one departure
- (27:08) - Aguadilla: did it enter the sea?
- (32:09) - Midshow intermission
- (32:45) - The sea that stayed bright
- (37:13) - The Bloop: the sound without a body
- (41:40) - A map is not a watch
- (44:31) - Hydrothermal vents and unexpected life
- (49:08) - Enceladus and Europa: oceans beyond Earth
- (53:36) - If something really came up
- (57:15) - The place we lost it
- (01:01:01) - Credits
