In May 2026, remote viewer Ezekiel Vacuo located a non-human underwater base.
The base covers about 17,200 square feet and sits 1,970 feet deep. A partly artificial-made slab covers the structure. Sediment and rocks hide it from view.
The entrance is on the side, making it invisible from above. A species resembling the Zeta Reticuli archetype lives there to collect Earth’s environmental data. The base has been active for about 200 years and holds 10 to 18 individuals.
Location: Lake San Martín in Patagonia. The base sits in the southeastern branch of the lake at a depth of 1,970 feet.
