Google is everywhere, great to know that but it appears that Google Earth (that recently launched version 5.0 and took itself to Mars) appears to have revealed the lost city of Atlantis. We all know about Atlantis; an island city that was drowned in the depths of the ocean near North Africa. There hasn’t been confirmation regarding this from Google that has in fact put down the claim stating:
What users are seeing is an artifact of the data collection process. Bathymetric (or sea floor terrain) data is often collected from boats using sonar to take measurements of the sea floor. The lines reflect the path of the boat as it gathers the data.
That might be correct but will someone answer why these ships made sure they traveled in a square form?



So… what are the coordinates for that image? I wanted to look for myself.
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Never mind.. I found it.
31 degrees 22 minutes N
23 degrees 18 minutes W
Or if you put in “31.22, – 23.18″ in the Google Earth search field, it will fly you to the middle of “Atlantis”.
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Thanks for the coordinates Lenny, those can be useful for others like you. Thanks again
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You know if you go a bit north in google earth you can see the same type of patterns from other scanning ships. its a much larger patch though. people need to do some research before thinking stuff is aliens. Unless its alien scannings, oohh spoookkyyy..
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How much further north? Can you give coordinates? I “flew” north to Iceland and did not see any similar pattern or any kind of pattern at all.
Lenny
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@joeyjoe’: Yes please share the co-ordinates. Plus it’s not about being alien or whatever you call it, it’s more about fascination for those who are unaware of what patters a ship, etc can create.
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One other thing JoeyJoe…
Not that I’m a true believer in alien life forms on Earth… but what other explanation can there be for Dennis Rodman?
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There’s a much larger patch at 53° 0’32.03″N 17°23’0.98″W
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@Sunny – Thanks for the coordinates!
Now the big question… which site is Atlantis? LOL
Lenny
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A Atlântida está situada entre as ilhas portuguesas; Madeira e Açores.
Hélder
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