underwater luminous circles in south china sea

How big were the light circles ? Were they independent/moving separately or did it appear to be one lighted structure ? More info or sin loi on what they were

@ guohua ......

Luckily didnt get probed ....... though maybe cos was set to repel boarders in event it was necessary had ma duece mounted with 400 round belt in ( as in s china sea piracy still happens it doesnt hurt to be prepared ...... just store toys in hold out of sight when enter port ) .......

Though if was female aliens an they cute wouldve probe them ......

Nope ...... was distinct circles and out away from land ...... more of greenish blue colour to them ......

Sober as judge in georgia ...... erm..... yep fully sober an no mind altering substances ...... two places always stay sober
1. In combat
2. When sailing as if not pay attention to what doing end up as fishfood ...... not keen to be guppy snack .......

One of the first serious and half way recorded UFO incidents I ever learned about in detail was in that neck of the woods, and during the Vietnam war. As some may know, American ships kinda littered the South China Sea like floatsom in the L.A. Harbor. All over the place...lol....and I doubt they missed much for things happening out there over about a 10-12 year period.

The one I am thinking of for events now though, may well relate to this, if removed by time. The account was a sailor on deck for the night watch, and observed a saucer type craft enter the water out there at a 45 degree angle, at high speed. Something that would literally blow a man made craft to pieces, since water is about as pliable as concrete when contact is made at any speed whatsoever. This one just knifed right in, and as I recall, that hadn't been the only report of the craft being seen out there.

* If we can calculate out the distortion of a billion miles of space and misc whatevers in between, to see a distant Nebula or world? Why can't we calculate out the distortions and issues with seeing through water yet?? You'd think there would be a way, aside from the ocean killing sonar the US Navy uses right now, anyway.. So much like this thread may see answers.