This image of the ancient buried landscape discovered deep beneath the sediment of the North Atlantic Ocean was made using sound waves bounced off different rock layers. An ancient meandering riverbed is visible. [CREDIT: R A Hartley et al.]
Posted on 07/12/2011 7:24:39 PM PDT by SunkenCiv
This image of the ancient buried landscape discovered deep beneath the sediment of the North Atlantic Ocean was made using sound waves bounced off different rock layers. An ancient meandering riverbed is visible. [CREDIT: R A Hartley et al.]
"Dangit, Aqualad! They found our potty! Scout a new place for us to go..."
Yes, but did they find Davy Jones’ locker?
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I thought Atlantis was in a galaxy far far away...
That’s in the pacific..
And if you want to see Atlantis, just look around. Devastated and sinking...
"Nothin' in 'ere except Peter's shorts"
Silly me....I’d have included an illustration of where it fits on the globe......
A rhetorical question - I wonder if Atlantis was a part of human civilization before the Biblical Flood ?
The theory there is that the Polynesian people were "invented here" and spread out to the South and North about 3000 to 5000 years ago.
Although they know the area does this (like that area off Scotland) they haven't yet figured out why.
It's probably easier to study that part of China than the area described in this article.
I think the only Atlantis that has ever exsisted is the Atlatis resort, currently open for business in the Bahamas.
Atlantis was found long ago. It’s in South America by Lake Titicaca.
Atlantis was found long ago. It’s in South America by Lake Titicaca.
Ban plate tectonics!!!
Similar, Aran Islands...
Snapped off and fell into the ocean...
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