'That's one of the major hunting areas in the summer and winter because it's a polynya,' an area of open water surrounded by ice that's abundant with sea mammals, he said. The 'pinging' sound, sometimes also described as a 'hum' or 'beep,' has been heard in Fury and Hecla Strait, about 90 miles northwest of the hamlet of Igloolik, last summer. Even older residents have never seen the phenomenon before, and while there is a scientific explanation, we wonder if both mysteries could in fact, have the same otherworldly cause. Meanwhile, on the other side of the Actic Sea, mysterious snowballs are starting to appear on beaches. Hunters such as Paul Quassa, a member of the legislative assembly, says whatever the cause, it's frightening marine mammals and other animals. The Canadian navy, such as it is, has promised to investigate the hum, whose origin is uncertain.

Hunters in a remote town in the Canadian Arctic reported a mysterious sound coming from the sea floor. e mails, by way of the Russian FSB's Wikileaks division. This according to newly released documents made available from State Dept. The truth of what had happened was almost unimaginable.Ī UFO crashed through the Arctic ice 6 years ago, and has been operating in the Arctic sea ever since. It was a night late in November 2010 and no one wanted to linger long outside in the middle of a dark night. 200 villagers came out their doors, but there was nothing to see except black water steaming and bubbling through a round, 10 meter hole in the ice. The villagers of Igloolik, Nunavut were asleep when a streak quickly crossed the sky and struck the ice with a bang.

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