17,000 feet below sea level on the Madiera Plain of the Atlantic

[Anonymous No.4230445]

This. Discuss? I have others. Google has changed resolution to this area since I took this. I have a blogspot going too. gochangethegame dot blog spot dot com/2012/01/17000-feet-below-sea-level dot h t m l

[Anonymous No.4230449]

moar

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another

[Anonymous No.4230458]

what the fuck am i looking at and why the fuck shouldnt i just report this thread

[Anonymous No.4230463]

hello

[Anonymous No.4230481]

Sorry, these are enhanced screen shots off Google Earth in the area of the Atlantic called the Madeira plane. There is some thing more there than what they call fault lines.

[Anonymous No.4230488]

I DONT SAY ITS ALIENS BUT...

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[Anonymous No.4230495]

could be aliens...

[Anonymous No.4230504]

I'm not saying it could be Atlantians but...

[Anonymous No.4230512]

It could be Atlantians...

[Anonymous No.4230519]

hmmmmm I am interested

[Anonymous No.4230525]

someone already solved it for you
/thread

[Anonymous No.4230526]

We have found some sunken cities and roads and such.
We have been uilding with stone for a long time and only been writing down where for the last 6,000 years. I bet there is lots of lost stuff out there, some of it under water.

[Anonymous No.4230528]

moar 2

[Anonymous No.4230533]

Is this a topography map?

[Anonymous No.4230536]

>blogspot

[Anonymous No.4230541]

thank for your interest /sci/ its all I could hope for.

[Anonymous No.4230545]

pretty cool, hope it's something, but I don't really know where to go from here..

[Anonymous No.4230547]

>Experts were agog, marine geologists baffled and internet bloggers were buzzing.
>There were just two problems, however.
>First, the grid of streets, walls and buildings turned out to be the size of Wales. That meant Altantis was 20 time as big as Greater London.
>More problematic still, the grid of lines doesn't exist on the sea floor. According to Google, the pattern is an 'artifact' of its map-making process.

Sorry :/

[Anonymous No.4230549]

Op here. I understand that if you have AUTOCAD you can plug Googles topographic data into it and get a 3d image of what is going on here. Since they changed the resolution on this area these screen shots can no longer be processed at the same rate of resolution. Cover up? Yes, I have the evidence right here.

[Anonymous No.4230552]

I want to believe OP..I want to believe

[Anonymous No.4230594]

>>4230547

That's way too reasonable and logical. Must have been ali--er, Atlanteans.

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>>4230594
I WANT TO BELIEVE

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>>4230493
So much this ITT.

[Anonymous No.4230665]

>>4230594
>>4230547
Op here.
There is research that goes back to the 80's with lesser technology stating these are fault lines. It was forwarded to me by a friend from San Jose State faculty, trumping Google's statement. The first picture you see in this post is a negative and the highlighted areas are topographically lower. The areas within the outlines are sunken as much as 100 to 200 feet in some areas. In my view these areas were carved from the Earth because many of them have geometric angles and distinctive patterns that could not all be anomalous.

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I WANT TO BELIEVE!

[Anonymous No.4230675]

1 more until next time /sci/. Thanks

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>>4230445
Why does this matter?

seriously guys lets work on something more practical. Like FTL travel or something

[Anonymous No.4232737]

>>4232644
SCIENCE!!!