After decades of speculation about Nessy’s existence, the Loch Ness Center in Scotland is seeking a partnership with NASA Make progress that will allow you to turn this mythical animal into a documented reality.
Aimee Todd, marketing manager at the Cryptozoology Research Center in Drumnadrochit, revealed that eThey are seeking collaboration with the US space agency to use their technology Advanced imaging as we explore the lake in search of Nessy.
Todd explained that on the 90th anniversary of the first official expedition to Loch Ness in 1933, they hope to discuss with NASA how their technology can be integrated into search operations.
Since then, The Loch Ness Center has recorded more than 1,156 suspected sightings of the creatureand last year they conducted one of the largest searches in history in collaboration with Loch Ness Exploration (LNE).
Last year’s mission resulted in the recording of strange underwater sounds by a hydrophone, as well as several possible sightings of Nessy. For this year’s search, Loch Ness Center Director General Paul Nixon is promising the largest operation yet to find new equipment – hence the request to NASA to solve the lake’s mysteries.
The organization hopes NASA technology, along with the involvement of experts and volunteers, will help them explore the lake’s 21.78 square mile surface for signs of Nessie’s presence. Monster hunters will also use a 60-foot boat and a hydrophone to listen to the mysterious sounds that come from the bottom of the lake. Those unable to attend in person can take part in the search via live cams on the Visit Inverness Loch Ness website.
“This year we are determined to find out more about the elusive Loch Ness Monster,” said Nixon, who wants to recruit not only monster hunters but also experts from various fields.
In addition to NASA, the center has also contacted university professors in the United Kingdom in its tireless search for answers. Although not confirmed, the possibility of a future collaboration with “Loch-heed” Martin is not ruled out.
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