Post by twetch#15875
yes i have seen these I am at New Zealand
this nation has sunk & risen in and out of the ocean several times, our geography proves this
i am also a google earth whiz-kid (noob wannabe) and probably couldn't find them immediately
😏& a mars.fan @803 😐
twetch#15845 6.4y
Our history does not die where some would like you to believe. Humanity has repeated this destructive cycle for an unfathomable amount of time. Battles long forgotten and the horrors of near mass extinction haunt the underbelly of the seabed.
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Earth is a giant recycling depot. Limestone deposits are old coral reefs.
We have a minnute sense of goes on. Our modern history is incredibly short
sure is
some people actually expected me to know or recall every language on earth 😅
i can't even remember 200 years ago correctly lol.
thank God for fiction authors 🙏😈
the other day i was trying to re-find that small island that looks like it has had something slide across it and into the south pacific ocean
i gave up after half an hour of blue lol 😅
The continent Mu, or Lumaria. I believe is probably only survives as the south Pacific islands. Tectonic plates elevate and sink
Sweet tanks
scroll out slowly and see the objects track mark, then scroll out and see how tiny that island is