How do you view lost cities under water

[Cooky]

The best way to view lost cities is by satellite image.

 

[Tumah]

Wet.

 

[lukethethird]

Best way is with goggles, or view pictures taken with waterproof cameras.

 

[Audie]

Best way is with goggles, or view pictures taken with waterproof cameras.

No mere mortal eye will e'er gaze
upon thee wonders.

 

[George-ananda]

I used to be more of a doubter but I am more and more thinking that ancient history is something far grander than our minimalist explanation archeology/anthropology knows. Yes alien involvement in the ascent of man and advanced civilizations wiped out by catastrophes, warfare, misuse of energy, etc.. We are in a large part the product of people that had to start over with the advanced technological knowledge gone.

And yes we know that there are parts of the globe that are beneath water that were once dry land tens of thousands of years ago.

 

[GoodbyeDave]

This TV series is utter rubbish. The people who contributed to it are not "scientists" but well-known crack-pots.
Ancient Aliens - Wikipedia
I've seen a British TV program about the so-called city at Yonaguni, covered in the episode you linked to, and the formation is obviously natural.

 

[sun rise]

With global warming many island states and cities will end up underwater, including most of new York.
Even with out global warming, in the past, large areas of land have ended up under water, due to the movement and tilting of tectonic plates.

And we can see the start of it happening now with low lying islands sinking and so forth.

 

[sun rise]

I used to be more of a doubter but I am more and more thinking that ancient history is something far grander than our minimalist explanation archeology/anthropology knows. Yes alien involvement in the ascent of man and advanced civilizations wiped out by catastrophes, warfare, misuse of energy, etc.. We are in a large part the product of people that had to start over with the advanced technological knowledge gone.

And yes we know that there are parts of the globe that are beneath water that were once dry land tens of thousands of years ago.

I work on keeping separate what science has found and proven and mythology about what might have been that is not capable of proof.

I neither reject nor uncritically accept such stories but instead view them as "an interesting but unproven and likely a non provable/falsifiable theory"

 

[Audie]

I used to be more of a doubter but I am more and more thinking that ancient history is something far grander than our minimalist explanation archeology/anthropology knows. Yes alien involvement in the ascent of man and advanced civilizations wiped out by catastrophes, warfare, misuse of energy, etc.. We are in a large part the product of people that had to start over with the advanced technological knowledge gone.

And yes we know that there are parts of the globe that are beneath water that were once dry land tens of thousands of years ago.

Do you have any reason to think there these lot cities in the deep ocean?

 

[Audie]

And we can see the start of it happening now with low lying islands sinking and so forth.

See what?

this is very simplified but it gives a place
from which to investigate further, if you are interested.


life cycle of ocean volcano pacific - Google Search

 

[George-ananda]

I work on keeping separate what science has found and proven and mythology about what might have been that is not capable of proof.

I neither reject nor uncritically accept such stories but instead view them as "an interesting but unproven and likely a non provable/falsifiable theory"

I am also interested in what more leading edge archeologists and such have to say. There is more that can be studied, learned and conjectured and I want to see that path pursued heartily. No need to take so much of a 'we can't know, we never will know' attitude.

 

[George-ananda]

Do you have any reason to think there these lot cities in the deep ocean?

Yes a lot of psychic and unexplained evidence exists that allow for interesting theories. And it doesn't have to be the 'deep ocean' necessarily.

 

[sooda]

hopefully I'm in the right thread for this post..
The other night I was watching this video of
( Ancient Aliens unexplained structures) lost cities that were about 70 - 100 feet or more under water for about
19000 to millions of years ago.
Like the lost cities that have been found under water around the world.
As I watch these scientist asking questions as to how and what caused these cities to be under the oceans water...
These videos maybe able to find in a Library or on a computer in the search engine by putting--- "Ancient Aliens"
Watch Ancient Aliens Season 2 Online | HISTORY
There's 3 videos the scientist traveling around the earth going down 75 to 100 feet or more searching out these cities under the oceans waters.
What's so amazing about all of this to actually see these cities are real and to have the Bible speaking about it. 2000 to 5000 years ago.

So I thought about posting this to see other people's point of view on this extraordinary find. of these lost cities that have been found around the world under water.. what happened to these cities to be under water. What happened to them to be under the oceans water for about
19000 to millions of years ago
One thing I did notice is that it disproves. the theory of the earth as being only 6000 years old..
And how the bible speaks about these cities and how the Lord God destroyed them and why 19000 to millions of years ago.

bible 2 Peter 3:5-6---
5--"For this they willingly are ignorant of, that by the word of God the heavens were of old, and the earth standing out of the water and in the water:
6--"Whereby the world that then was, being overflowed with water, perished"

Bible Jeremiah 4:22-27..
22--"For my people is foolish, they have not known me; they are sottish children, and they have none understanding: they are wise to do evil, but to do good they have no knowledge.

23--"I beheld the earth, and, lo, it was without form, and void; and the heavens, and they had no light.

24--"I beheld the mountains, and, lo, they trembled, and all the hills moved lightly.

25--"I beheld, and, lo, there was no man, and all the birds of the heavens were fled.

26--"I beheld, and, lo, the fruitful place was a wilderness, and all the cities thereof were broken down at the presence of the Lord, and by his fierce anger.

27--"For thus hath the Lord said, The whole land shall be desolate; yet will I not make a full end"

The last verse 27 indicates that the Lord God will not make a full end of the earth...
But only destroyed the cities only those things were upon the earth 19000 to millions of years ago.
But what happened and what caused God to destroy the cities.
All the answers to this lays within the pages of the bible...putting the pieces together like a big puzzle together that tells what happened and why the Lord God destroyed those cities of
19000 to millions of years ago.

The bible isn't just a book of stories...but gives the account of what happened 19000 to millions of years ago upon the earth..

Rivers to the sea change course. Deltas are built up.. Sea levels rise as glaciers retreat. The action of tectonic plates causes land masses to rise or fall or tilt.

It isn't supernatural .. Its geology.

 

[Jainarayan]

I think human civilization is far older than we really know. I don't think extraterrestrials had anything to do with it. I think that humans have had many advanced civilizations that have been buried or drowned by natural catastrophes or climate change. The ancient Indian city of Dwaraka is supposed to be submerged in the Gulf of Khambhat, off the coast of Gujarat India. It is believed to be the capital city of Krishna's kingdom in the Mahabharata. Some believe it, some doubt it. Gobekli Tepe is dated to be 11,000 years old. That's 5,000-7,000 years older than the first cities in Sumer. Mohenjo-daro, Harappa and the rest of the Indus Valley Civilization are dated to as far back as 2500 BCE. they were abandoned probably due to climate change and shifting river courses, not invaders or deliberate destruction. Cities in Meso-America are constantly being found by satellite images in the jungles. So yeah, I think there's a lot buried under the sands and oceans of the world built by humans millennia before archaeologists believe.

 

[Audie]

I think human civilization is far older than we really know. I don't think extraterrestrials had anything to do with it. I think that humans have had many advanced civilizations that have been buried or drowned by natural catastrophes or climate change. The ancient Indian city of Dwaraka is supposed to be submerged in the Gulf of Khambhat, off the coast of Gujarat India. It is believed to be the capital city of Krishna's kingdom in the Mahabharata. Some believe it, some doubt it. Gobekli Tepe is dated to be 11,000 years old. That's 5,000-7,000 years older than the first cities in Sumer. Mohenjo-daro, Harappa and the rest of the Indus Valley Civilization are dated to as far back as 2500 BCE. they were abandoned probably due to climate change and shifting river courses, not invaders or deliberate destruction. Cities in Meso-America are constantly being found by satellite images in the jungles. So yeah, I think there's a lot buried under the sands and oceans of the world built by humans millennia before archaeologists believe.

\\Possible, maybe.

Until someone comes up with some
trace of a clue of such things, though,
I will not pay much attention.

Depends some on what you mean by "advanced".

Advanced compared to today, not a chance.

 

[sun rise]

See what?

this is very simplified but it gives a place
from which to investigate further, if you are interested.


life cycle of ocean volcano pacific - Google Search

I w as thinking of this: Effects of climate change on island nations - Wikipedia

 

[WhyIsThatSo]

I think human civilization is far older than we really know. I don't think extraterrestrials had anything to do with it. I think that humans have had many advanced civilizations that have been buried or drowned by natural catastrophes or climate change. The ancient Indian city of Dwaraka is supposed to be submerged in the Gulf of Khambhat, off the coast of Gujarat India. It is believed to be the capital city of Krishna's kingdom in the Mahabharata. Some believe it, some doubt it. Gobekli Tepe is dated to be 11,000 years old. That's 5,000-7,000 years older than the first cities in Sumer. Mohenjo-daro, Harappa and the rest of the Indus Valley Civilization are dated to as far back as 2500 BCE. they were abandoned probably due to climate change and shifting river courses, not invaders or deliberate destruction. Cities in Meso-America are constantly being found by satellite images in the jungles. So yeah, I think there's a lot buried under the sands and oceans of the world built by humans millennia before archaeologists believe.

Every human civilization in human history is the direct result of " extraterrestrial " intervention. |
Only they are not "extraterrestrial", but.....INTERDEMENSIONAL.

 

[sun rise]

I am also interested in what more leading edge archeologists and such have to say. There is more that can be studied, learned and conjectured and I want to see that path pursued heartily. No need to take so much of a 'we can't know, we never will know' attitude.

I'm a sucker for TV shows exploring this area. And I like reading reports like this one The five: underwater discoveries

 

[Audie]

I w as thinking of this: Effects of climate change on island nations - Wikipedia

Sea level has risen, though not steadily, for 12000 years or so.

In all about 300 ft in that time.

The "Bering land bridge" between
North America and Asia was wider
than the whole state of Alaska is now.

No doubt there would be stone age campsites out there, now deep under water.

 

[Audie]

Every human civilization in human history is the direct result of " extraterrestrial " intervention. |
Only they are not "extraterrestrial", but.....INTERDEMENSIONAL.

Close. Actually, perpendicular.

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