It was not until that advent of Google Earth that I had the chance to start looking under the ocean.

I figured that if Atlantis supposedly sank 11,500 years ago, that would mean that there still would have been large glaciers and rugged land left behind from the retreat of the glaciers in most of the Northern parts of North America. That means it would basically be uninhabitable.

So, using that line of thought, you can come to the idea that most human life before 11,000 years ago would have developed closer to the Equator. The growing seasons would be longer and it was not effected by the glaciers as much.

So, my first stop on Google Earth was the very Southern United Sates and the Caribbean Island chain.

To my amazement, when I opened Google Earth and went to the place I thought Atlantis may have been, the whole area is blurred out by Google Earth.

You can see very fine definition in all the other places, but, this one huge block of area has been "smudged" for some reason so that you can see no detail.

What you "CAN" see is amazing in itself...

There is an ancient lake or possibly a reservoir which would be perfect to supply a large city with water. There are also 3 structures that greatly resemble Giant Pyramids. Not only that, the 3 Pyramid looking structures are also designed similar in fashion to the Great Pyramids, with 2 bigger structures, and a smaller one farther away.

Are they volcanoes or ancient structures? Unlike the Lake which casts a shadow on it's basin, the other structures cast a large shadow behind them telling us that they are jutting upwards from the ocean floor. They are quite large in size.

Here is a basic question;

Why is this area on Google Earth blurred out when areas that are much much deeper have vivid resolution?

How about the fact that the Capital of Georgia, who's state beach is very close to the area I describe, is so coincidentally named "Atlanta", and Georgia is where the Georgia Guidestones were erected.

The Underwater City Discovery in the Caribbean
French Team Says Satellite Images Reveal Underwater City
by Gary Vey for viewzone

Without revealing the location, a team of explorers and researchers announced on December 15th, 2009, that they had discovered an underwater city in the Caribbean -- and backed up their claim with some amazing satellite photographs.

This is a deja-vu of the alleged discovery of "Atlantis" that was made back in 2001 by a Canadian based team that claimed to have found an underwater city off the Western tip of Cuba. The leader of that expedition claimed the site was in very deep waters -- more than 2000 feet -- and produced photographs collected through sonar scans and videotapes of the site taken from an unmanned vehicle which showed symmetrically arranged formations. Their white color suggests they are made from cut, granite-like stone rather than naturally formed limestone, which is grey or black when oxidized.

Like the announcement made today, the evidence was photographic in nature and was widely reported around the globe. Most news sources simply copied reports from other sources and no one bothered to dig deeper to learn who was making the claims and to determine if anyone had replicated their claims. The present announcement has the same circumstances -- even more suspicious since no names were mentioned.

You would expect that anyone would be happy to have their names connected with such a wonderful discovery. This seems very odd. And, yes, there is money involved.

Continued...

http://www.viewzone.com/cuba.html

"Editors Note"... I don't know what to make of the so-called "discovery", if it was real or not. Just wanted to include it in this article.

The Bermuda Triangle - Real or Big Hoax?

I suspect there may be a much more simple explanation to the Bermuda Triangle than underwater crystals that emit magnetic fields and cause planes to crash and ships to sink.

What if the whole story was "made up" not only to scare pilots and ships from going over certain areas, but also to explain the ones that were shot down for seeing too much.

I'm in no way saying that there is nothing "strange" going on in the Bermuda Triangle, but, what if that strangeness is being created in some way by people who do not want others to know about the underwater city.

The discovery of Atlantis would open a can of worms that's explanation would force other questions to be asked like; What happened to make it sink? That's why I think that they have tried desperately to cover up the existence of Atlantis and keep it in the world of ancient myths.