DISPATCHES
Vast Tunnel Mouth Spotted Off Remote Northern Canada, Says UFO Blogger
Scott C. Waring proposes sending a robotic drone into the supposed alien entrance to open talks with its occupants.
NUNAVUT, CANADA — A writer at the website UFO Sightings Daily reports that he has found the entrance to an underwater alien base in what he calls the most remote part of northern Canada. The post, signed by Scott C. Waring and dated October 28, 2026, gives the location as "Ninavut," apparently a misspelling of Nunavut, and links to an online map.
According to the post, the entrance lies roughly ten meters or more beneath the water's surface and measures more than one kilometer across in each direction. Mr. Waring describes it as a huge tunnel through which aliens could come and go entirely unseen in so isolated a region.
The author does not stop at discovery. If extraterrestrials can use the passage, he reasons, so might humans. He suggests that a remote-controlled or artificially intelligent robotic drone could be sent down to explore the tunnel, record any signs of an alien civilization, and be retrieved days later.
Human divers, the post contends, could never descend so deep and survive without alien technology, but human machines could manage it. Mr. Waring concludes that the plan can be done, and that direct communication between the public and the aliens might follow.
The post offers no independent confirmation, and it names no expedition, agency or underwater survey in support of the find. No mundane explanation is given for the feature on the map. Readers wishing to examine the matter are directed to the map link supplied by the author.