Is this the lost city of Atlantis? 🇲🇷
From Ouadane, we set out to investigate the enormous Richat Structure, also known as the 'Eye of the Sahara'. We drove through the many outer rings until we got to the centre. Along the way we came across pieces of evidence that could suggest an ancient civilisation was once living around and within Richat.
Photo sources:
Richat aerial pic
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Atlantis pic
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Music:
Desert Nights - Mike Franklyn
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About time someone actually went there, rather than just talked about it. Thank you!
@tim1843
Жыл бұрын
Dudes have been going there for a couple years now man.
@creativeguy1138
Жыл бұрын
@@tim1843 cool. This is just the first video I've seen of someone there then.
This whole area needs to be excavated by archeologists and NOT the Smithsonian!!
@MrSilverfish12
Жыл бұрын
The locals have already gathered artifacts. We only have a limited time to get in there and preserve anything we find!
@eric63377
Жыл бұрын
@@MrSilverfish12 I understand all that but if you know the past/our history like I do every d@mn time the Smithsonian shows up nothing more is ever heard about it and nobody but them is allowed to excavate anything and it seems like they never find anything either after they show up.
@MrSilverfish12
Жыл бұрын
@@eric63377 I agree, I really find it sad the the SS do that. I think the stuff they did with giant skeleton remains is the worst. I´m honestly planning on going the Richat Structure for a month or two, would be cool to go with a team of experienced archaeologist. I can do the digging lol
@eric63377
Жыл бұрын
@@MrSilverfish12 You are right on target and I bet you didn't get taught that in school. That would be cool if you go let us know how everything goes.
@CaesarCassius
Жыл бұрын
@@MrSilverfish12 This video makes it look like quite a disappointing trip to go to Atlantis, so I've changed my mind, I will to Atlantic City instead
very impressive expedition to put your eyes on this area and share with everyone. Much respect to you and your team.
Thanks for taking so much pain to make this video. I was dying to see this. Respect!
This video is gonna get alot more attention over the next few months. Calling it now
@anzacman5
Жыл бұрын
I hope you're right. A lot of discussion recently. (Watch Jimmy Bright, or A History Of... as two examples). People dis it as pseudoscience, but this is how history is discovered, by people throwing around ideas and looking at bits on the ground. The big institutions don't step in unless they can see there's real money to be made and careers to be polished. This guy is a real explorer, like the days of old. Boots on the ground. I doubt if he's got a degree. Could be wrong. He doesn't need one and nor does anyone else.
@aprilflanagan4354
Жыл бұрын
100% MSN just came out with a article
@GrimReaper-NYC
Жыл бұрын
✅
@Mop_Deep
Жыл бұрын
Ya. i'm here. because joe. rogan
@adi5877
Жыл бұрын
yup this is picking up
Just a thought. As you where walking around and describing stuff, it would have been awesome for a small overlay of the e tire area with a red dot for exactly where you are. That'd have been super awesome as a reference point for us.
@cale3214
Жыл бұрын
Exactly what i thought, i could barely identify which ring was he standing.
Going to invent a microphone cover for iPhones. Wind sounds really distracting. Wanted to hear what brother had to say. But hard to always understand/hear what he was saying. Respect for those guys to trek to such a desolate, fascinating place
@radfan7020
Жыл бұрын
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Man you're walking all over the evidence, did you not see what looks like road? Think these were destroyed about 13,000 years ago, then was under the ocean for about 8,000 years. I imagine you need to look under not over. But the outline of the city still remains. Those concentric circles are unmistakably not natural.
@Matt-gg2cq
Жыл бұрын
This is Atlantis but the concentric rings were formed volcanically millions of years ago. This area was never under the ocean for any length of time other than probably being hit by tsunamis. "Ocean" is a mistranslation. "Sea" often meant "lake" in Plato's writings.
@jafethsalas6561
Жыл бұрын
So we should unbury it
@capitolia
Жыл бұрын
@@jafethsalas6561 yeah, if you search all over the Internet many people ask why they haven’t dug it. Many answer it’s because of budget. It is in the middle of nowhere.
@IronMan-raho
Жыл бұрын
@@capitolia it's in the middle of terrorist country that's the main reason basically no1 has even been there.
@Neeko_Z
Жыл бұрын
@@capitolia budget lol. The moon and mars are also in the middle of nowhere.
FYI, those foundations you saw at 03:30 are post-whatever was there before. What _is_ of interest is how sharp and jagged those rocks are. That means they're young, geologically speaking. Means they haven't been worked by water and sand into pieces with more rounded edges.
@oldbatwit5102
3 ай бұрын
Lol, it doesn't mean that at all.
I've done a lot of traveling around the world for business. I know the locals are likely very nice, but Mauritania has political turmoil and groups interested in kidnapping westerners. You are very brave for making this journey and we all appreciate you doing so. Your video was great and you seem like a very modest person. Thanks for going to this location and letting people see what Richat really looks like. I think most of us have seen it on Google Maps, but your video shows all the unique minerals and rocks at this location. I would love to visit there one day myself.
@almami1599
Жыл бұрын
What political turmoil?
@Mikeb813
Жыл бұрын
yes, seeing it from above on Google images is one thing.. but seeing real video from the actual site is so much more interesting.. thank you for going, and sharing with us!
@GrabbaBeer
Жыл бұрын
@@almami1599 islamic terrorism
Clearly some sort of disaster struck the region. I mentioned David, he discovered a story of a cataclysmic event 12k years ago. There may have been other events as well, northern Africa seems riddled with crater marks.
@grimfpv292
2 жыл бұрын
Definitely looks like a whole empire got washed away.
@kisheacox8147
Жыл бұрын
Look into the 12,000 year earth cycle. It will help explain this and our current weather events.
@Sirxchrish
Жыл бұрын
This is around the same time that the earth dipped in temperature. Very telling and peculiar.
@kisheacox8147
Жыл бұрын
@@Sirxchrish it’s sold magnetite so I’ve read.
@marshin209
Жыл бұрын
Theres also that meteoric iron fsgger found in a tomb in Egypt
A drone view would have been awesome. 💝👍🏿🙏🏿💯
@ninjapiemae
Жыл бұрын
I was thinking the same thing probably tricky with customs or getting one into the area I was wondering how strict they might be about drones there
@MrSilverfish12
Жыл бұрын
@@ninjapiemae I think they are not too strict. But I don´t think the drone will not capture much because it´s so vast.
Wow what a mysterious place. The landscape was so beautiful and I felt a real sense of something more, even just watching this. Thanks.
Very cool to be able to see this. You're a brave man going out there!
It's crazy how we didnt even know this structure existed only until we could see the Earth from space.
@hughmungus99
Жыл бұрын
not to mention that not everything is actually shown on things like google maps because the countries who own the territory can request it be removed for security reasons so there could be things we've never even seen for that reason and because there could be plenty of things buried beneath the sand. If atlantis existed, the evidence is buried beneath the sands.
@ExploringCabinsandMines
Жыл бұрын
I knew it was there all along.
@hawkdsl
Жыл бұрын
It was well known long before space flight.
@robo6863
9 ай бұрын
@chingvang9320 locals had legands of Angkor Wat. Fear of being eaten by the jungle kept it hidden
@oldbatwit5102
3 ай бұрын
There were two expeditions to the site in 1948 and 1952.
Village is very tidy. No trash litter blowing across the Sahara. Respect.
@radfan7020
Жыл бұрын
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That whole area looks like it was definitely a beach, and underwater in some places
I understand that this is not necessarily the most pleasant journey, despite reports of the locals being some of the kindest and happiest people on earth, so my hat's off to you for making the trip. I have wanted to visit the Richat, but I am hesitant because there are so many other wonderful and honestly prettier places I would visit first if I had the money 💰 However this is on my list. I want to visit the structure before I leave Earth.
@d35p0
Жыл бұрын
Are you still on earth
@Anyox17
Жыл бұрын
@@d35p0 😂😂
@user-co4xl7wx3q
Жыл бұрын
@@d35p0 yepz still here. I mean like before I give up the ghost 👻 LoL so when we die I'm not sure if we can just float around wherever we want or whatever the Spirit / Soul does after the death of the physical body, but I'd like to see the Richat in the flesh, just to _wonder_ and that's the major appeal of this site - _could it be?_ _was it?_ Did an ancient technologically advanced civilization actually reside here? what secrets does this place hold? How many thousands of years have unimaginable treasures and knowledge of the history of Humanity been hidden here? Under all that sand. The force of water 🌊 it would take to rip out the bedrock must have been incredible, unimaginable force. And this is a myth, Atlantis - that was literally ancient history to the Greeks, who we consider ancient history. One thing that always goes unmentioned and at best unnoticed is that the ancient Greeks thought/acknowledged they were living in a post-apocalyptic civilization. The story of Atlantis we know is the end of what the Greeks called "The Golden Age" - an Age of Humanity wherein perfection and harmony between Man and Nature was at its zenith. *Humanity lived like gods without sorrow of heart, remote and free from toil and grief: miserable age rested not on them; but with legs and arms never failing they made merry with feasting beyond the reach of all devils. When they died, it was as though they were overcome with sleep, and they had all good things; for the fruitful earth unforced bare them fruit abundantly and without stint. They dwelt in ease and peace.* We always consider the Ages of Man to be nothing but poetic myth by which our ancestors could construct a quaint framework to help them explain the unique condition of human suffering, corruption and imbalance that we share living seemingly apart from _Nature_ yet within her, being the only animal with a sort of "enlightened" consciousness, and still curiously and undeniably out of synch with Nature and the Natural Order when compared to all other beasts. END BLOGPOST ✌️
@anonymous9739
Жыл бұрын
Why would you want to leave Earth? Space X still has a ways to go.
@nnaheim.
Жыл бұрын
When are you returning to Malmac?
Great stuff mate well done for getting yourself out there 👍
@stephenlangsl67
2 жыл бұрын
But with no evidence that there was ever a technologically advanced civilization there. In order to prove that there was a technologically advanced civilization there that was more technologically advanced that what We are today, He would have to find something there that is beyond Our current technology to produce or invent. Like a Q-Link communications device that uses quantum entanglement for faster than light communications or an ancient section of a Warp Drive Torus. Or a piece of an ancient 1 million quibit quantum computer.
@solooutlawz2685
2 жыл бұрын
@@stephenlangsl67 your probably not gonna find anything at the surface level. if there is any evidence remaining after a massive sea surge and 12000 years later you would probably have to dig deep down . But having said there has been some discovered artifact's found around that area plus elephant bones too I believe.
Thanks for making the trip to show us.
Appreciate the effort you made, but omg a windcover for the mic would have been even more appreciated :p
@radfan7020
Жыл бұрын
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Hey man, I was wondering if I could get in contact with you. I have been thinking about trying to visit the eye for a while, and would love to get info on the process you took. Because right now I can’t seem to find any way to even begin the process..
Dig south west of the structure for what was swept away, you will be wealthy beyond imagination.
@borikuarokero4309
2 жыл бұрын
True. I imagine a lot of debris would be there.
@BeanOfBean
Жыл бұрын
I don’t know, I think most of the evidence is sitting at the bottom of the Atlantic.
Great video! The lack of windscreen in the microphone is very annoying, though!
@Jay12186
Жыл бұрын
Unwatchable !!
@sparklyeyed3386
Жыл бұрын
It was unbearable!!!!
Thank you for this footage props to you for actually traveling there and filming this site firsthand.. All the comments crediting another Channel of a guy that's never even been there says he's too scared to go there and also is very honest and says this is not his original Theory. This comment section is ridiculous. Props to you man.
It would be awesome if you pointed on the map where you were at given times :)
Mic is the only complaint. Loved the raw footage. So many talk about the richat structure and post satellite pictures, but not ground photos. Thanks for sharing. ✌️
Wow really cool to see someone on site and get eyes in person. The areal shots just can't communicate how it is on the ground. It is a really cool area even just seeing the local and the local buildings. incredible.
Liked, Subscribedm and Following. Well done Mate!
Great video! Always wanted to see the richat structure from ground level
David Stig Hansen just posted his own videos. The amount of stones is abnormal, I've never seen anything like it. It resembles the chips you get on the incline of a volcano or mountain, but the land looks flat and it's so vast. Presuming it was all green once... where does the stone come from?
@swaggycdawg5
2 жыл бұрын
Obliterated masonry caused by an unfathomably massive calamity which affected a wide swath of the Earth stretching from Africa all the way through Mongolia... the scar of which can be seen in today's desert areas...
@loripark3763
Жыл бұрын
Atlantis city
@BeanOfBean
Жыл бұрын
@@swaggycdawg5 Not to mention the vast amount of rocks that were swept in due to the floods.
Great video. Thanks for the rare footage.
Are you ever curious as to why there is no rock in the canals but are thick on the top where things would be built.
@Matt-gg2cq
Жыл бұрын
Not curious so much as it points out an obvious clue. It just makes mechanical sense that Atlanteans would build structures on the central island and concentric rings above the lake.
The image of Atlantis you have shown us could be a mere foundation for a giant tower that was never captured in any images. A tower that was destroyed as soon as it was finished.
Great video. Brutal sound.
Thank you for having The bravery to go there. I cannot believe that archaeologists do not flock there.
@hawkdsl
Жыл бұрын
Because there is nothing there. Geologist on the other hand, might find it interesting.
@benc2972
Жыл бұрын
There’s literally thousands of artifacts and pottery shards lying on the ground at the structure. How is there “nothing there?” Funny how geology always forces the non-scientific archaeology to correct course. I wouldn’t mind seeing geologists there.
@hawkdsl
Жыл бұрын
@@benc2972 Humans leave trash everywhere they go. Just because there is trash around doesn't mean this was a giant city. Even the few (and there are *few*) structure foundations around the site don't mean anything without further study. The formation looks completely undeveloped. A giant city using the site as a foundation would certainly leave an unmistakable trace, regardless of natural disasters. I'm not saying it's not Atlantis, however as Carl Sagan once said " Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence ".
@benc2972
Жыл бұрын
@@hawkdsl We aren’t talking about trash. We are talking about pottery shards and artifacts we know nothing about, and that’s what we always look for. Why do people like you exist? Just let it go, or research it and fix your perspective accordingly. It’s easy.
@hawkdsl
Жыл бұрын
@@benc2972 I exist to bring sobriety to the conversation. Discarded and broken pottery is literally trash. Be thankful there are people like me that do exist. I want absolute (or as close as can be obtained) proof. There are people who "want to *believe*", rather than *know*. The hardest thing a person can do, is discard their concept bias. Just because we want something to be true, doesn't make it so. Again, I'm not saying this is not the possible location of Atlantis. I'm saying prove it.
Looks like picture from mars!
Great to watch this video🤝
I read a couple of months ago where they determined it is the remnants of a giant ancient dead volcano.
@cristinapavani2666
Жыл бұрын
Exatamente
@DuPz0r
Жыл бұрын
Even so, this doesnt mean ancient humans didnt use it to build upon. It's a very unique landmass, it would draw people to it.
I would love to see those artifacts up close.
Thank you! Been looking for someone to actually go there 👍
Interesting subject. A word of advice from a professional Broadcast Cameraman. 1. Get a Wind Baffle for your Mic and use a good quality wireless Mic where possible Speak clearly and loudly into the Mic. 2. Don't swing your camera around constantly, it only disorientates and irritates the audience - pick you shot carefully and remain on it for at least 5 seconds so people can and take in what you are attempting to show them. 3. Edit out any shots that do not show your subject or yourself in a good light, (metaphorically speaking) - good luck.
Just imagine what could be found there if only the effort went in to digging up ANY spot there. It could be just... right there. A few feet down.
what are those shelter-like below @10:32 ? are there people currently residing in the eye?
@KCJbomberFTW
2 ай бұрын
Yep or maybe the convoy
It is incredible that you went so far in to Sahara and forgot wind protection for your mic!
did you try to visit some of the points of interest? On Google earth you can see several outlines of structures all around the Richat structure
Awesome I too believe this could be Atlantis. You guys are Brave Well done. imagine a proper dig. i hope they can 1 day escavate.
3:40 If they would excavate there, they would likely find that to be an ancient building buried in the sand, probably from Atlantis city.
@loripark3763
Жыл бұрын
Yes you are correct 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Mate get a mic muffler ffs man you went that far for wind noise, but well done for getting their great vid bro.
I think that rocky ridge are remains of what once was, pavement, walls etc. Like I said imagine all that go destroyed in a giant Tsunami or Tsunamis and the washed under thr ocean for a very very long time.
@Matt-gg2cq
Жыл бұрын
Tsunami's probably hit it. But it never was under the ocean for any time beyond that. The "sea" that Atlantis sank/subsided into is the lake of the Richat ("sea" means "lake" also and is an older use of the word as specified in the etymology of "sea.") Thus the area became "an impassible barrier of mud," as Plato put it.
@wrlSivan16
Жыл бұрын
Correct it was covered with mud and ash probably. Think about how japan was hit with the 9.1. All that mud.
@SSGKvsh
Жыл бұрын
@wrllovemen thats what i believe once I seen those videos of the tsunami in Japan all from a earthquake in the Middle of the ocean. Shit turned me into a believer of water being able to destroy just about anything.
Gracias por el video ! Pude imaginar lo que se siente estar ahí ! Saludos desde Nicaragua !
I’m curious by all the red iron/rust staining you can clearly see down “stream”. Just imagine right now massive flood hit New York. Completely ripped everything off foundations. Then series of little floods to wash everything away. Then 5000-10000 years of summers and winters. All that would be left would be particles ie. Rust.
@-Awareness
6 ай бұрын
Keep in mind that metals come from ores… the oxidation (rust) of those ores, causes the sands and dirt to become red, like the outback in Australia as an example…
wow that village at the end looks incredible, places that few people see with their eyes
Would love to check this place out one day.
Picture that place full of water and trees around, a hell of a lot different!
Reminds me of a future investigation of where London was in the 21th century, as some books mention it.
Did you interview the locals?
Do you have another KZread channel?
Fantastic thanks for sharing
You need a windscreen on your microphone to protect it from wind noise.
If this was indeed Atlantis, there had to be an eruption of magma from the depths of the earth that totally overturned the whole area of the rings; this is why now we only see separate hills burned on the top as part of some of the rings. Any remains of the city must be deeply buried and very hard to reach under the ground. But there is still a possibility of excavating in other nearby countries' mountains that were supposed to be the islands where the twin brothers of Atlas ruled. Those areas where not destroyed but likely declined in power after Atlantis' destruction and became uninhabited.
@Matt-gg2cq
Жыл бұрын
Yes, the Richat is a collapsed volcanic dome. But it isn't thousands of years old--it is millions of years old. If you read how Atlantis was destroyed, Plato said "earthquakes" and sank into the sea (meaning "lake.") Proof of cosmic impact (and fires from this impact on most of N. America, Europe and somewhat beyond both) is in the geological layer around the time that Atlantis was destroyed (around 11,600 years ago.) This impact is probably the cause of the global flood myth found in practically all or all cultures. Volcanic destruction of Atlantis is from a Disney movie and is as much a fantasy as the idea that Atlantis sunk into the ocean.
@wrlSivan16
Жыл бұрын
Agree, and Egypt i believe was part of its culture/empire. Poseidon’s children ruled over the areas. Orion was another child. He is depicted with lions. We see all kinds of lions in Egypt include the sphinx before it was carved.
@Matt-gg2cq
Жыл бұрын
@@wrlSivan16 Yes, Egypt was said to be a colony of Atlantis. Egypt is also where the Atlantis legend originated from. Oddly, there is a Herodotus map that predates Plato. It indicates an Atlantes Tribe living in W. Africa. "Atlantis" is formed from the name "Atlas," who was their famous king and appears in the Atlantis legend that Plato wrote about. "Atlantes" (the plural form of the name "Atlas") is formed from the name "Atlas," too. I haven't come across Orion as one of Poseidon's children. Is that from Greek mythology, which heavily borrowed from Iberomaurician Berber/Atlantean mythology? Atlas, Poseidon and all Titans were Atlantean in origin, not Greek. Yeah, I've heard about the sphinx being re-carved too. Anyone who thinks it is 6,000 years old is completely ignoring the water erosion around it that came from the last African humid period, which predates 6,000 years ago. The sphinx was also found mostly buried in sand, which would have prevented the water erosion around the edges of the sphinx pit. I wasn't aware of the lion connection with Orion.
@wrlSivan16
Жыл бұрын
@@Matt-gg2cq Orion holds a lion in the constellation. Orion is a huntsman. The oldest version of the tale says Orion is one of his sons. African mountain range is still called Atlas as well.
@Matt-gg2cq
Жыл бұрын
@@wrlSivan16 Ah. That makes sense too. Atlas of the Iberomaurician Berbers/Atlanteans is said to have invented the subject of astronomy. Astrology was very important culturally back then. Morocco and Algeria were territories of Atlantis too. The Atlas mountains were named after Atlas of Atlantis. What most people don't know is that there is a set of Atlas "Mountains" in the Atlas Region of Mauritania. That area has a plethora of physical characteristics to Plato's Atlantis.
I really liked the constant wind noise...
6:30 The devastation of eruptions from under the ground must have been tremendous, for everything built to be reduced to the rubbles that we see on the ground nowadays.
@wrlSivan16
Жыл бұрын
No sure why no one has scanned or dug….think about Pompeii.
@coloradolove7957
Жыл бұрын
Flood.... It flooded. Didn't erupt. And if it did... It happened thousands of years before the city was built.
Also, did you ever find out about the bones? What are they of? How many of them are out there?
I kinda skipped through this looking for anything from a previous civilization. Only saw the "arrowhead". Did I miss anything?
3:45 those foundations most probably don't date back to the time of Atlantis. If the great flood happened - which evidence suggests it did - it would have washed away about 10m of ground and soil at least and carried it further east towards or into the Atlantic ocean. So there would not really be any buildings or foundations of Atlantis left at the site. The rubble at the Richat for the most part might have been carried there from further west or came from later times when people built new settlements there.
I recommend to see the investigations of Georgeos Díaz-Montexano and rest of SAIS cultural association on this social web and other parts of internet.
Sometimes you can find the truth in what the locals speak about an attraction.
Ground penetrating radar. Very much needed there.
bro you have to do a voice over when you have that much wind.
Are them sea shells marijuna pipes ? I might have to visit one day.
@radfan7020
Жыл бұрын
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So those seashells are basically littl stone vases carved to look like seashells. That's a sign that whoever made those was keeping in mind a water theme! Because Atlantis was very much surrounded by and filled with water!
What they say on how a volcano started to form.. they said the same thing about Hole in the ground in Oregon. I may not be a volcanologist but I still call bs on their explanations.
Hi brother, where are you from? Although i can see your channel name is Yakutia, don't misunderstand me, but you don't look like someone from there.
Homeless Pedestrian in the Sahara with hat on backwards, but nice wind sounds.
@native1181
2 жыл бұрын
🤣 you’re mean 🤣🤣🤣
So are they sending archaeologists to the area to take a deeper look?
Atlantis is just a city. But a kingdom
Those rocks do not look natural, but like rubble from a great structure and cataclysm.
Like a complete mountain weathered away? How old is it several billion?
I love how there's only one type of vehicle that can handle this kind of environment the hilux
@develentsai3215
Жыл бұрын
Those are the tanks for the terrorist!
@austinroberson8
Жыл бұрын
True, and so sad it isn' sold in the US otherwise I would have one.
@lancepage1914
Жыл бұрын
They are everywhere in Australia. We love them.
@fractalxco64
Жыл бұрын
@@austinroberson8 they are everywhere in mexico even undercover cops use them
Well done getting boots on the ground. I'll share this on Twitter with Jimmy Corsetti.
how did you get out there and back?
@YakutiaYT
Жыл бұрын
Buses and local drivers
If it was really there, it will be super difficult to find objects after they’re laying around for 12.000 years and the biggest flood ever. Archeologists could dig and maybe find sth buried under many layers of dirt and sand if they’re lucky.
No guards? Whoaw it's like a free visit
It'd be helpful if someone proved the point on canals existing from Rchat to the Atlantic, and going back to that huge lake in the middle of the Sahara that existed 15,000 years ago.
@Matt-gg2cq
Жыл бұрын
One possibility is the Tamanrasset River that used to exist between the Richat area and the Atlantic Ocean. This is another: platoproject.gr/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/Eikona3.jpgtemplategeneric
@rhammond2152
Жыл бұрын
@@Matt-gg2cq The problem with this discussion (canals/rivers)....is that the ocean was probably 200 to 600 ft lower in the period of 13k-plus years ago. Somehow, you'd have to discuss 'locks', and so far....you can't establish this idea with any facts.
@Matt-gg2cq
Жыл бұрын
@@rhammond2152 True. I had considered the ocean being about 390' lower. That is a very good point you bring up that not everyone looking for Atlantis considers. I can reasonably say that the Richat was a lake 11,600 years ago based on radio-carbon-dated matter next to fossils found there. But the exact river system that lead from the Richat is something I haven't nailed down yet. I do know that huge swaths of land east of the Richat seem to have been flowed over by water. I know the Richat is the correct location based on all of its physical matches to Plato's description, its multiple connections to Atlas and its connection to the Eye of Horus/Osiris. But I know that the Richat was 50 stadia from the sea but not the ocean, had the proper number of concentric rings of land/water and had a level area 2000 X 3000 stadia. Since I already connected the Richat to the sea, it didn't seem essential to see how it connected to the ocean.
@rhammond2152
Жыл бұрын
@@Matt-gg2cq Around 2 weeks ago....someone put up a map of the eastern Med....near Cyprus....showing sea levels from 13k years ago. Cyprus was figured to connect to Lebanon/Turkey at that point in time. An odd thing falls into play because of the mountainous region on Cyprus, and several of the Atlantis factors would fall into play. The one thing that gets me of the Cyprus business....it is fairly close to Egypt, and it would have been easily kept as common knowledge.
@raimohoft1236
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@@rhammond2152 The german/swiss/austrian Bodensee is 400 meters above sea level and the river Rhein winds down from there to the Nordsee. That argument is no argument. PS Lake Victoria is over 1.100 meters above sea level!
much respect for going here and not adding to the mountain of BS about the site and not actually go along with the BS.
@jasonv6319
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I wouldn’t call it Bullshit, Allot of what we consider standard was at once point fallacy, ei climate change being just a conspiracy theory… So to call something bs because “experts” refuse to investigate just means one expert will actually go forward and thats how it becomes a discovery, Ei king tuts tomb
@elchasai
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@@jasonv6319 you're entitled to think however you want. But it is bullshit that is put out there by joe rogan guests.
Someone should just start digging in that area to find structures and stuff
12k years ago Sahara was green
@Matt-gg2cq
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Very cool. That is just one of the many physical characteristics that proves the Richat was the capital of Atlantis. The Richat was a lake during the last African humid period (at the time of Atlantis.)
@brainspasms2109
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@@Matt-gg2cq Very good point because North Africa used to be a green paradise. It comes back about every 10000 years.
That drum got me 😄
The amount of Pseudogeology in the comment section makes me think on how much school education is important in order to not come to such conclusions. Seeing a singularity in a vast area with clear evidence of metamorphism and reading comments like “OMG This is Atlantis !1!1!1” for fuck’s sake guys.
@methylene5
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No one said it couldn't be a natural structure, people take advantage of natural structures all the time so it could have been utilised as a city back when there was water.
@jackie1825
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@@methylene5 there should be evidence of human settlement and installations then… like ancient necropolis and building foundations. But there’s nothing there.
@altumurnemtzra2026
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@@jackie1825 there is actually, not the houses themselves but the rocks they were built with. various cut shapes that are too perfect and too numerous to be naturally formed. the rings dimensions, the opening to the sea the giant wavy patterns on the sand confirm both plato accounts as well as the tsunami event (which matches the sudden dips in the young drias event). if a tsunami of this magnitude left, no human structure could withstand it, especially on a coastal city that is already below water level.
@eartim8463
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It’s rocks
@emansfvera
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Denial is also foolish to think it’s not Atlantis, do some research my guy, a lot of evidence is clearly pointing out that it is Atlantis, not confirmed yet but don’t be a typical snotty scholar who thinks they have it all figured out cause you don’t homie, humankind’s story is still being re written, don’t be scared of change.
Man the gods really messed up Atlantis
Hello to Zaïda the woman of the auberge you were i knew her , i was there in januar 2013. and the Richat is just a geologic creation.
Love the video.....wanted to see that area through human eye/perspective
@Duurtydawgg
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For sure, probably even cooler in person
Good thing you didn’t run into Tuscan raiders out there!
its so big you can't tell it's even there.
Needs a Lidar survey.
Imagine your car breaking down out there
Short answer - No. Long answer - Hell no. Nothing like Plato's description, regardless of what BS Jimmy comes out with
No, it's a geologic feature that started as a 40 miles in diameter, Dome, 100 million years ago. Over the last 100 million years, the dome eroded flat, leaving the features we see now. It's science, baby.