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A US spy satellite photographed a 500-ton Soviet machine skimming across the Caspian Sea at 500 km/h in 1966. It was too big to be a plane and too fast to be a ship, so the CIA called it the "Caspian Sea Monster."
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A US spy satellite photographed a 500-ton Soviet machine skimming across the Caspian Sea at 500 km/h in 1966. It was too big to be a plane and too fast to be a ship, so the CIA called it the "Caspian Sea Monster."
A US spy satellite photographed a 500-ton Soviet machine skimming across the Caspian Sea at 500 km/h in 1966. It was too big to be a plane and too fast to be a ship, so the CIA called it the “Caspian Sea Monster.” by Vast_Compote_7423
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