The anomalies shown in the images here are the most intriguing things I have ever come across. The location of the formations in the Atlantic and their symmetrical nature speak volumes to me. They tell a story of a civilization that existed on an immense scale. A civilization that possessed a level of technology we have not reached, or at the very least in a direction that we have not discovered. The size of some of these features is beyond anything that humanity could build today. Who built them? What were they like? How did they come to be in most places a mile below the surface of the ocean? These are the questions that drive me. Just one or two of these sites might be written off as glitches but over 60 different sites all interconnected go way beyond coincidence or glitches. If you examine the images you can see a network of lines that connect all of the various sites and objects embedded in those lines. These objects appear to be the same shape and size. Sometimes they are singular; sometimes they are connected like trains traveling the lines. They appear in several different types of satellite imagery and are definitely there. I have been studying these images and seeking references in ancient literature since 2003. I have found many, many references from just as many sources. There is of course one answer that always leaps to the forefront. Atlantis. I think that is the strongest possibility but the name is really irrelevant. What is important is what we could learn about ourselves and our history as a species. Imagine just for a moment that these sites are what they appear to be and think about the paradigm shift that discovering and exploring these sites would create in humanity. What would it tell us about our own history? About our origins, our purpose or our abilities? The possibilities are limitless and the potential is too great not to at least take a look. Here is something just as anomalous and intriguing as the face on mars but it’s here, within reach. My life’s goal is to get the funding to do a sonar survey of one site. One would be enough. One would confirm the others and open a new chapter in human history that was once relegated to legend and mythology. I have been called a dreamer but that’s fine. My world is far more interesting and exciting than the world of those who would say such a thing with contempt. What is a world without dreams? I’m happy here, I hope they’re happy there...
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If you can read this without dragging and highlighting the text your eyes are a force to be reckoned with."When your parents combined their DNA, the odds of them producing someone with your precise genetic pattern were ten million to one. Add in the odds of your parents meeting and bothering to procreate in the first place, and the odds of your existence are along the lines of drawing three straight Imperial Courts in an honest game of Vedran whist! If you overcame those odds once, who's to say you can't do it again?" - Tyr Anasazi
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