Marc D’Antonio, astronomer and UFO researcher

Fast-moving underwater object zips past submarine
By Mary Joyce, website editor

Remember this when reading this posting:
The fastest speed a submarine has achieved is 44.7 knots.

Marc D'Antonio has a degree in astronomy and is the Mutual UFO Network's Chief Photo/Video Analyst.  He also hosts SkyTour Radio on KGRA. In a Spotify interview he talked about being on a submarine when an unidentified object zipped by in the water at an astonishing speed. 

I was on a U.S. submarine as a guest decades ago.  In the SONAR, they had something come ripping through, and they called it a Fast Mover. . .

The executive officer said, “What’s the speed?” And the kid was incredulous and held his hands out like he didn’t know what to do . . .  He said “Several hundred knots, sir.”

And the executive officer said “Okay.”  He turns to the kid and said, “Okay, log it and dog it.”  (Bury it.)

Then Marc had this interchange with the executive officer:

Thank you so much for inviting me on the boat to go for this trip.  Is there anything I can help you with because I understand what these fast movers may be?  Is there anything I can help you with?  He looks at me and he squints.  He goes, “Antonio, right?  You’re having a good trip?  Let’s keep it that way.” And he walks away.