AA - Underwater Worlds [1 of 3]

Ancient underwater cities can be found around the globe, but could these aquatic worlds be the ruins of unknown civilizations--or even proof of extraterrestrial visitations? The infamous tale of the long lost city of Atlantis may be a preserved memory of an ancient alien metropolis. Beneath Lake Titicaca in Peru, the ruins of recently discovered temples support local legends of an underwater UFO base. Ancient Indian texts, known as Sangams, describe sunken cities where aliens and humans intermingled thousands of years ago. Who could have built the 600-foot stepped stone structure off the coast of Japan--a site that may predate the Egyptian pyramids by thousands of years? Could evidence of ancient alien contact lie buried in Earth's deepest oceans?

Aired: 11th Nov 2010

[S02E03]

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Ancient
• Aliens
• UFO
• Theory
• History
• Atlantis

[Annasavi]

I'm about to publish my new book its called "conspiracy therapists - No hope for the retards"

[leakycauldron1]

Yonaguni does look pretty amazing. I am not a complete skeptic at all. But I have to ask: almost all ruins have evidence of walls, indicating structures which could be OCCUUPIED. This is even true of very ancient ruins in Mesopotamia and Turkey. Why are these underwater "ruins" always solid blocks of stone? Why is there never long, thinner ruined wall foundations?

[Edubbplate]

Yonguni seems like a rock quarry to me, a quarry for megalithic stones.

[Wise7One]

Pfffftt...all of these questions, and the answer is right in front of them, what all these sunken cities mean in conjunction with the findings of places like Puma Punku. 

[Pimedev]

Yonaguni coplex full research documental /watch?v=VMWW9OX1EJM

[TANKSYRUP]

landing port...at the end...in japan

[TRINVIDEO]

in one of platos books he mentions that atlantis is fiction so i would be like if harry potter were written by him we would be looking for a wizard

[flexwheelR]

"he found this women-girl" lol.

[OMGiSeeAnuke]

every pyramid has an entrance , why dont they look for 1 in there?

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[puk182]

couldnt it be just aztec or olmeca .