Scientific Evidence for Plato's ATLANTIS - Randall Carlson's Research 101

Hey Hunters,
I sat through hours and hours of Randall's KZbin to collate together a concise run through of the data he uses to back up the plausibility of Plato's Atlantis. I do recommend watching his stuff as I couldn't fit it all in but heres the main points for you to show your mum.
Randall's research can be found in his series here - • Randall Carlson Podcas...
#Atlantis #RandallCarlson #Plato

[@natashadelimakosky6202]

My grandma is from the Azores (Sao Miguel). She used to tell me a story growing up about Azores having another island. She said that explorers had loaded a boat with sheep, goats and cows. They left them all on the island and went back to the mainland to collect more supplies. When they returned, the island had sunk, never to be seen again.

[@zkkauffm9140]

Nice my family is from sao Jorge

[@johnhough4445]

@@zkkauffm9140 Nice ... mine is eclectic, but I can tie my shoe laces and wave bye-bye. So?

[@terrancebettencourt-in7xg]

Azores are not the mountain tops of Atlantis

[@darkwind2024]

@@johnhough4445 Can you chew gum at the same time and not fall over your own feet?

[@user-pk4kb8bx9g]

​@@zkkauffm9140 Nice, my family is from Atlantis.

[@brienfoerster]

Great job Jahannah.

[@boohoo746]

@Luke C Atlantean shrimp

[@natalielambert4378]

@Luke C More a colleague congratulating another on a job well done.

[@ancientbuilds3764]

Yo Brien. Nice job finding those petroglyphs! Any idea what to call them?

[@vredrr2276]

Yes. And great appearance and great clarity. I've seen some bad videos in this aspect. Especially concerning ancient Egypt.

[@Newtube_Channel]

You sure?

[@michaelcudworth7355]

a reason to ponder - The Sumerians spoke a language isolate suggesting they arrived from elsewhere around 10000 BCE . They brought city design technology , a written language , agriculture and irrigation , a math system and most importantly ( for me anyway ) 30 recipes for beer - but all hidden in plain sight , firmly recommend Irving Finkel youtube video's including the oldest version of the Ark with instructions on how to build one

[@danm8747]

Randall Carlson’s sacred math/geometry was mind blowing! Love hearing him and Graham Hancock talk is amazing

[@clownworld5474]

Indeed. I found the bit on how ancient measurements align with their latitude fascinating

[@marklogsdon7437]

The correlations between measurements and their relationship with physical measurements of the Earth is too coincidental. And there is no such thing as coincidence, I believe, there are only misunderstood relationships. The use of 'true' compass directions. The alignment with stars that happen only once in history. The methods of construction. There was a very thought provoking documentary called The Great Pyramid K2019 which is well worth watching.

[@islandbuoy4]

dandy Randy is blind to the obvious ... let me explain how blind he is ... clearly two ideas like the 'right triangle theorem' and 'squaring the circle' are vital to 'geometry' and 'sacred geometry' (Plato did offer that 'geometry will draw the soul toward the truth') ... however does dandy Randy ever ever ever offer the obvious? Which is *the FACT that the 12,000+ year old CHIRAL swastika idea IS the right triangle theorem incognito ... along with being an ancient method of trying to solve 'squaring the circle' puzzle.* PhDUHs will be awarded posthumously in the future

[@islandbuoy4]

@@marklogsdon7437 the author/director Fehmi Krasniqi of that video/theory is full of shit IF you have truly studied all the theories on the Great Pyramid you would notice the mistakes he makes

[@_DKE]

would you mind sharing if there is a video or podcast episode you're referring to specifically?

[@AncientArchitects]

Really enjoyed that Jahannah. Azores landmass certainly needs closer study. Great job! 👍

[@FunnyOldeWorld]

Thanks Matt, I’m baffled why there isn’t more studies to address these findings. Too many findings to just ignore.

[@AncientArchitects]

@@FunnyOldeWorld Being at the junction of 3 plate boundaries right on the mid-Atlantic ridge means it’s not an ideal place to have a civilisation because it would be a very seismically active and unstable place to live - probably always would have been. So that’s probably why it gets less attention and less consideration. But, a civilisation could have adapted to the environment - built polygonal masonry structures to withstand earthquakes, a volcanic soil would be great for agriculture and the sea was a perfect defence... so, it does deserve a closer look. Whenever I see a video like this it makes me want to research it further!

[@ChasingDifferentAdventures]

@@FunnyOldeWorld Hello Johanna ❣From Los Angeles California USA 🇺🇸. The glacial melt is part of it, would ocean would rise. Though, I did mention part of the sinking, the tectonic plate movements are also part of it. The part you may have missed, and science or historians may have missed is the other reason they can't find the remnants of the stone structures. The Sahara 🇪🇭 Desert 🏜 sand in case you never knew this: the sand travels in the Jetstream from Africa to Cuba 🇨🇺 Gulf of Mexico, as well as Florida 🇺🇸 and Georgia, and sometimes parts of the Atlantic coastline. You can see satellite footage or images of this happening, and it occurred 2 to 3 days ago. What am I getting to this: the results of thousands of years the sand, and dead sea life covering (Fossils) the once ago Atlantis Island. Let me know what you think 🙋👍❣

[@mikedavidson1546]

Hello ....Atlantis was found in the Pegasus Galaxy. I saw it on TV.....lol Great Video

[@timboslice980]

Either of you guys seen any good evidence about the structures found off the coast of cuba?

[@NikiG5040]

We live in such great times - here I am eating my late lunch and enjoying a fun, truthful and honest resume of Randal Carlson's work. It so engaging and funny and articulate! On top of it all eloquently presented by a gorgeous lady... What more do you want? Thank you for awesome channel and respect for your hard work in putting all of this together!

[@andrewdaniels9698]

As an interesting historical footnote.... The archipelago is believed to have been discovered around 1427 by Portuguese navigator Dioo de Silves, who initially landed on the Azores islands of Santa Maria and Sao Miguel. Upon landing, they discovered the statue of a man astride a horse, pointing out to sea. The base was inscribed with an unknown script. Apparently, the royal family of Portugal wanted no dispute over their claim to having been the first to discover the islands. The statue was removed to Lisbon, where it then disappeared. Interesting.

[@Prometheus7272]

That’s sad if true

[@peterg9729]

So there's no evidence for this claim. File under complete shite.

[@daviddios1619]

Great job! I saw Randall on the Joe Rogan show, I'm sure you know he was singing your praises on how you explained his 10 hours of lecture. I'd love to see you spend a session on the joe rogan show and get the 3+ hour time that Joe does with guests on this passionate subject he and so many others have. 😎👍 and again, you have explained your points, perfectly. WOW! .. thank you

[@randomuser1596]

No one believed Platos city of Troy was real either until they found it.

[@Tony-dh7mz]

True,

[@jamesaron1967]

Homer's city of Troy

[@randomuser1596]

@@jamesaron1967 true

[@mattheweagles5123]

Homer was writing a history, about 800 years after the events. Also he is not the only writer to mention Troy.

[@Tony-dh7mz]

​@@mattheweagles5123 You are all missing the point, It was considered fiction until discovered as fact, It doesn't matter who mentioned it, only that people didn't believe it to be true and was proven to be fact,

[@timothyhawkins3627]

The BIGGEST mistake history and geography make is trying to overlay human history on the current topography when it was obviously completely different.

[@martian6865]

My thoughts exactly

[@esteban80]

+ bending history into our perspective and historical timeline in religious, social, political, economical and even scientific terms. We tend to act asif little existed before our current status quo. This screwed up putting all the pieces together... and adapting history to new facts found is out of the question because it doesn't help or fit our current narrative.

[@timothyhawkins3627]

@@esteban80 I would argue that religion is the primary factor in that list. kzbin.info/door/vHqXK_Hz79tjqRosK4tWYA

[@detritus5151]

Agreed. I also think another mistake we make is trying to equate our "civilisation" with the ancients. We are a material society where what you own is almost what defines you, whether it's the latest car or the degree that you got. Said like Forrest Gump - "life is like a shit sandwich, the more bread you got, the less shit you eat" Civilisation to me is a group of people in an area working together to look after the group, so everyone does their part for the community in their own way and there is food and shelter for all. That they had advanced technology is well known since we today cannot build the things they did. Only the type of technology is a mystery. Maybe they didn't have or need all the "stuff" we hold up as the pinnacle of evolution, like plastic, maybe they were highly spiritual and didn't care for material things. Maybe they didn't need to burn fossil fuels for electricity -- I've seen vids of supposed ancient nuclear power generators, and the pyramids (and other ancient sites) are said to have something to do with energy (whether spiritual or electric is still unclear) Or perhaps any metal there was rusted away in the 9000+ years since the catastrophe. Then again, maybe some things made it -- like the antikythera mechanism.

[@ameliajaderandall7504]

The biggest mistake is mankind thinking it knows "anything" about the planet we live on. Save for high flow eruptions or massive pole accumulations that could add uneven weight, I think the planet is, for the most, part balanced on its axis. While you are correct that everything is different, different does not mean untraceable. If you are unfamiliar with Kircher's map, look it up, flip it around and look at the two western islands. Now go on en-gb.topographic-maps and take a look at Newfoundland and everything east of the Hudson and south of the St. Lawrence. They were pinched by Atlantis when it collided with the east coast giving it the distinct shape it has now vs the rounded shape depicted in every ancient map. If you want to know what the east coast originally looked like look at the east coast of Asia. Just think of North and South Korea as Florida and the rest should pop into view for ya.

[@lorrenpickering2153]

How you have not got a million subscribers is beyond me. you make each topic very easy to understand and the enthusiasm you have is totally infectious ive been watching you only for a little while now and im really enjoying your videos thankyou for you hard work.

[@sadsciuidae3425]

I often turn my screen side-ways, turn off the volume, wish I was 25 years younger and have the perfect mate for intense life defining pillow talk.

[@warpso]

I know why she hasn't gotten to 1M subscribers yet. She may do research (if you call watching other youtube videos research) but she doesn't write out her presentation. She makes up her monologue as she goes and it's dreadful to listen to. She's searching for the right word, stammering, and generally looking unprofessional. Stop wasting my time. If she had written this out ahead of time, it would most likely be more interesting, it would be more coherent, and it would be tighter. And I might have watched the entire video especially since it probably would end up about half as long.

[@lorrenpickering2153]

@@warpso wow ok first of all if you think you can do better then please do and perhaps we will flock to watch your videos oh sorry you have and you have only 4 subscribers.... damn so much venom for a person just making a youtube maybe because she has more people interseted in what shes saying than you have?... has this hurt you? is this why you are projecting?? AND Secondly she makes a lot of us happy watching her as you call in unprofessional videos... hence the 154k subscribers buddy... ANYWAYS PEACE LOVE AND LIGHT. im out......

[@warpso]

@@lorrenpickering2153 I was not trying to be venomous just direct. It's a critique. No I don't think I could do better. My videos are basically for friends. You seem to have more emotional investment than I do. Although I suppose I was frustrated and disappointed that her delivery doesn't jive with my expectations. But I'm not projecting and no this has not hurt me. I really hope she improves over time and I will continue to check in to see if she does. She has a lot of passion and knowledge. And I would be very interested to hear what she had to say if she didn't stumble and go off on tangents all the time. It's like she's counting on her cuteness more than her competence and to me that is not professional. I stand by my main tenet that she could be more successful if she were to have her script planned out ahead of time. I believe this for Professor Geek as well. I'm a big fan of his content but he's so clumsy delivering it that I too often lose interest. I'm glad she makes you happy -- that's awesome. Peace to you, but I'm not your buddy, buddy (paraphrased from South Park).

[@yvettekosta7994]

Over ten years ago I was determined to find the whereabouts of Atlantis that fit all of the major criteria Plato recorded in detail: Location, the size and specific dimensions as well as physical features described by Plato, which remained after the cataclysm. I studied bathymetric maps of the world's oceans made in the 1970's and found only one place where the main island of Atlantis with the famous circular port city could have been. Even after the Island's cataclysmic demise, enough geological evidence remains as to it's original size and physical features. It is located off the coast of northwest Africa and for thousands of years the remaining mountain tops which surrounded the fertile calderic valley have been referred to as the Isles of the Blessed, or the Isles of the Dead in the West by the Egyptians and others. They remained unoccupied out of respect, until the Portuguese found them in the 1460's green and lush, named them Cape Verde Islands and proceeded to make them sugar plantation and thirsty cotton fields barren. They are sitting on a mega volcanic structure about 355 miles in diameter, shaped like a Bundt cake with a large hole in the middle, now several hundred feet bellow sea level. This used to be a volcanic caldera, the fertile valley matching the length and width provided by Plato, crisscrossed by fresh water canals, surrounded by mountains with steep cliffs reaching down to the Atlantic ocean. This roughly 345 mile long valley sloped down lengthwise north to south, slightly curving to the southwest where the famous circular port city of Atlantis was located. The city comprised of a central island with three circles of water and two of land, itself was about 27 stadia (4.99 km) in diameter and had a large waterway several miles long leading out through a canyon into a bay on the west side of the island. From there ships could use the northeast trades to sail west towards the Caribbean islands and what were referred to as the Ladies of the West, and on to Mesoamerica , then use the Gulf stream and North Atlantic Gyre to sail back to the Azores and Spanish coast, into the Atlantean colonies in the Mediterranean and then back along the West African coast to the Canaries and back to Atlantis port city using the Canary Current. The Atlantean empire was comprised of many islands and coastal colonies in the Mediterranean and on both shores of the Atlantic. It was not a continent but a Kingdom just as large. Not one large island but an Island nation who did not build the walls around the port city's circular land rings in order to keep out invaders, but to keep out the steadily rising sea water. In the end, earthquakes and tsunamis, also a massive calderic collapse and a volcanic eruption near the port city of which there is evidence from 10,000 BCE, Atlantis was devastated and lost beneath the magma, waters and sands of the ocean. This megavolcanic mound sits on top of a vast magma plume or hot spot, and situated right in the middle of Pangaea was the cause of the splitting of that land mass starting 200 million years ago.What became North America ripped away first and drifted to the northwest, leaving the volcanic supper mound in it's present location. The African plate didn't move much but Florida used to be attached to Africa and was between it and the CVI's. The Gulf of Mexico is the hole which remained from where it used to surround Cape Verde Seamount and which developed a new seafloor as it drifted away. Marie Tharp, a geologist and cartographer, created detailed bathymetric maps of the ocean floor from sonar soundings taken over the years. Later seabed relief maps with clear contrast to show depth and height of features were printed. A spectacular detailed map of our planet's ocean bottoms was published in The Atlas of the Oceans in 1977, Atlantic Bathymetry pgs.114-117,© Paris Match; And in Earth Facts by EARTHBOOKS, 1990, map pgs.18-19,© Hatchette/Guides Bleus. If you find these maps you will see what the CVI's are sitting on. The less detailed maps don't show this feature, and neither do the satellite images which are blurry and don't reveal what lies beneath the accumulated sediment near the continental shelves or around islands. Yes! Atlantis was exactly where the Egyptians recorded it as being and all the dimensions and physical details are accurately written down by Plato. We have detailed bathymetric maps now which did not exist at the turn of the 19th century when all the Spiritualists were speculating about this Island. And even today good bathymetric maps are hard to find. The Cape Verde Islands are caught in the center fold of map books or just off the page where Africa is shown. And when you manage to find them on a map, they are only shown as tiny little circles. Atlantis even found, remains an obscured location as it's mountain top remains did for 11,000 years. The Isles of the Blessed, sacred guardians of the entombed Atlantians, where few dared trespass until the greed of the slave traders made them valuable.

[@brentharney1838]

My father who was into stories of Atlantis,would of loved this trove scientific literature that’s parsed out that points to it existing. To bad it’s 31 years late!

[@ame-chan579]

This little essay deserves more likes

[@vsjunior3517]

watch "bright insight" about atlatis

[@marquise7200]

The eye of the Sahara

[@yvettekosta7994]

@@marquise7200 Sorry, but the EYE is ten times larger than the measurements Plato said the Egyptians documented. The capitol port city with it's central island dedicated to Poseidon, and it's three rings of water, two of land, total to 27 stadia (4.99 kilometers) across. The EYE is roughly said to be 48 kilometers in diameter.

[@normannostril7190]

Three things, you may already have taken on board, Jahannah: 1 The Berbers of North Africa have an unusual blood group. 2 The Dogon tribe of Africa had advanced knowledge of Sirius' twin. 3 Plato's mention of Elephants is far more likely applicable to an Africa neighbour than to Santorini.

[@wichitadisciple9874]

Elephants have lived all over the globe. Gomphotheres lived in North America around 13,000 years ago.

[@7ShadowMaiden7]

The Basque people also have an unusual blood group and there are some interesting astronomical traditions all over Europe. Maybe this all points to Atlantis truly being widespread/somewhat global

[@GIANTSECRETS]

The Dogon knowledge has nothing to do with Sirius. Unfortunately most people believe this disinformation. The do no research so just believe the loudest voice. If anyone did the research I did they would know (maybe not). The Dogon celebrations relate to the position of the Sun the Earth Jupiter and Saturn. There would be those who know and probably they are also responsible for the disinformation. Anyone else know what happened on the original start date. Only those who have seen my research. Exploring History on facebook.

[@LordDarque]

Thank you for bringin up that Atlantis was more than just 1 city. People tend to forget that part.

[@egroegization]

A successful civilisation could have originated in Southern Spain, spread to a large, clement mid-atlantic island, down the West coast of Africa and on to Meso-america leaving traces in all those areas. To discount the possibly is to close the mind.

[@gordonpeacman2126]

It wasn't. a city it was. a Venus Colony ...

[@gordonpeacman2126]

@@egroegization the Atlantic Ridge was the Continent of Agartha (Atlantis)

[@gordonpeacman2126]

@John Brennan 263k yrs ago Mu, was submerged in a Earthly Cataclysm ... 2Ethnycities, fled to Hollow Earth to survive, Japanese an a Polynesian ppl ...

[@peterg9729]

That is was a massive continent which means it couldn't be the azores. Well done on proving carlson to be a complete gonad.

[@davidlacoste]

I came here because Randall Carlson point out this video in his Rogan interview. And i was not disappointed. Thank you for summing up his 10 hours of video. And i agree with him on his secondary point about Jahannah.

[@alexritchie4586]

I still think a really good indicator for the Atlantic seabed rising and falling within human history is Hy-Brasil. Included on navigational charts and confirmed by reliable captains, it was a small crescent and barrier island archipelago around 100 miles west of Ireland. There is no Hy-Brasil today, at least not a pair of islands, but in exactly the place where it was mapped and sighted is the Porcupine Bank, a crescent and barrier shaped underwater escarpment, around 60m below sea level. The problem is that the Porcupine Bank is so far below the current sea level that even in the Ice Age it wouldn't have been exposed, and that sailors were supposedly spotting and using Hy-Brasil as a navigation aid well into the C17th. Sir William Fitzroy, captain of The Beagle (the ship Darwin travelled to the Galapagos on) and inventor of modern meteorology notes in several of his ships logs using Hy-Brasil as a navigational aid when crossing the Atlantic. So if Hy-Brasil is too deep to have been above the surface even during the Ice Age, and a underwater escarpment its exact size and shape lies under the sea precisely where it was mapped, that seems to be good evidence that the Atlantic's seabed shifts, moves, and changes a lot more than we realise and over much shorter time-scales.

[@ruralsquirrel5158]

When you consider that a majority of the world"s population was and still is located on the coasts, a global deluge easily could have wiped out most of pre-historical sites and put them several hundred meters under water today. I think we need to be looking just offshore of continents and islands for more of our past.

[@ameliajaderandall7504]

There were actually a minimum of 4 great deluges. In Critias it is written "Now the city in those days was arranged on this wise. In the first place the Acropolis was not as now. For the fact is that a single night of excessive rain washed away the earth and laid bare the rock; at the same time there were earthquakes, and then occurred the extraordinary inundation, which was the third before the great destruction of Deucalion". I have been working a little on a timeline for past events (fire, water, quakes etc.). If one can work with only common sense and a general understanding of forensics when using bathymetric, topographic, and google earth viewers, it becomes actually quite easy to see that what happened in the Atlantic calls into question just about "everything" we think we know about this planet.

[@Marcustheseer]

Ya that is the logic of it,and ofc other places that had a massive hight shift in that time.

[@stonyfourtwenty2496]

You could search for the term: “doggerland”. It’s about a land mass between the Netherlands and great Britain which is now underneath sea level but was actually above it in prehistoric times and they are fiding cool little artefacts in this area now and then.

[@dsta9996]

If the land became exposed to the tide it wouldn’t take long at all to chisel away the buildings until it was smooth stone

[@odochartaighofodonegal9815]

Blame it on the glaciers- their demand for water denuded the world oceans by hundreds of feet. The Mediterranean was at some point cut off from the Atlantic and almost dried up, as evidenced by the massive layers of salt beneath the current bottom; still actively mined.

[@MrBillybadasshole]

Funny how current science will accept all Plato’s math, science and philosophical concepts as a bedrock for our knowledge. Then we discount his Atlantis documentation pure fiction.

[@fuckamericanidiot]

When there's a mythical element involved, the scientific "communities" are generally very dismissive. I.e. Younger Dryas.

[@Mma-basement-215]

So interesting

[@russcooke5671]

You are right mate. They are cherry picking the facks to suit their own agenda. So you either believe it or not.

[@SeanHillaby]

It's not funny. Plato did not "document" Atlantis, nor do scientists refer to him for anything. Plato is a great writer, maybe you should read him rather than spreading garbage.

[@georgiej2597]

Well said Gem

[@rustymuckybottoms]

Your enthusiasm and intellectual honesty are absolutely infectious. So glad I found your channel. Please never stop!

[@williambidwell6880]

I love the way you put it all together. In 1978, I took a class in Plate Tectonics from Sir Edward Bullard at UCSD where I was majoring in Applied Physics. He and Ewing, who you mentioned, founded Marine Geophysics. Even he mentioned some of the anomalies you pointed out as being troubling when he and his fellows were mapping the Mid Atlantic ridge and putting together the theory of continental drift.

[@orion5992]

You looked ABSOLUTELY STUNNING!

[@dunnobagels]

Something different in this video for sure, she is glowing!

[@violinpaladin]

that background is from AC Odyssey DLC. I love how they depicted Atlantis!

[@FunnyOldeWorld]

Yeah it’s amazing 🤩

[@davidbosankoe3759]

@@FunnyOldeWorld Have you seen Bright Insight's videos on Atlantis?

[@Rubin_Schmidt]

@@FunnyOldeWorld Your theory is more than likely correct. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5q7dn9tZd2gsM0&ab_channel=Suspicious0bservers !!!

[@johnnyrocket4357]

I am sure that she has. Jahannah and Jimmy have collaborated before.

[@davidbosankoe3759]

@@johnnyrocket4357 If Jahannah has seen them, it would be interesting to hear her views.

[@arjai9092]

Gotta say Jahannah, you are a damn sight prettier to look at and listen to than Randal Carlson as much as I love him and his work. I really like the way you present stuff too. You have a beautiful mind to go with your beautiful face and way of looking at history with a open mind and critical eye. Keep up the good work, love it!

[@deepryde]

recently found you after being OBSESSED with Graham Hancock's Netflix series and absolutely loving your content

[@grantmcauliffe3437]

Superb work, I say. Your ability to get to the essence of Randall's findings, is rare, and needed. Thank you, Jahannah.

[@FunnyOldeWorld]

He has so much more!!! Just trying to get the basics

[@billheineman472]

@@FunnyOldeWorld I've been a follower of Randell and his various endeavors for well over a decade. It will prove for you to be a great adventure. His early interests in geology and mine have a common genesis ... My early stomping grounds also included the ancient glacial boundries ~ in Wisconsin.

[@peterg9729]

I can do it in one sentence. Total bollocks.

[@grantmcauliffe3437]

Well, aren't you the clever one.

[@flashkraft]

I feel that this idea that civilization began around 6000 years ago was established at a time when many historians and archaeologists were creationists and believed the world was not much older than 6000 years and it created a dogma in the foundations of our understanding of history that still persists today.

[@bighands69]

It would have had nothing to do with creationism. Those sites and their theories developed in 1800s would have had little ability to think beyond those timelines.

[@stevearnold79]

Not sure why but i read your comment as “when many historians and archaeologists were cartoonists” 🤣

[@enigma9971]

Then why is any knowledge that proves historical events in the bible being repressed?

[@JonathanSamuel1991]

@Shimmy Shai ok but how do they came to say 9000 years ?

[@JonathanSamuel1991]

@@enigma9971 exactly . Because saying that the bible is historically accurate. Would change so much for the world. They will do their best to hide it. I mean look at Nicola Tesla. He appreciated the bible for it's accuracy even though he didn't consider himself a Christian. .. 😂. They make movies about bible times and seemingly don't care to read the actual account .. so on and so forth. Its all one pattern

[@MaskedUfologistShow]

The sophistication of the atack on Atlantis is stunning. Once the major north american ice sheet quickly turned liquid the rebounding land sucked down the Atlantis buldge aparently fast fast as part of a broader strategy. There is great sophistication in how it occured.

[@nickbaggins7942]

I only recently found your channel - I enjoy your animated delivery and how you translate much of it to easier terms. Keep it up!

[@larrysquire6207]

What you alluded to when talking about the younger dryas cataclysm was that before the Ice sheets melted the Oceans were 400ft lower than today. So anything that is currently less than 400ft below the ocean surface would have been above it during the ice age.

[@dreamingmusic3299]

Correct. One of those is the "mythical" island of Hy-Brasil.

[@gordonpeacman2126]

actually closer to 2miles ... 10.5k yrs ago the Atlantic Ridge was well above water ... The pyramid discovered, on the seafloor near Azores is just over 40mtres below the surface ... the average depth of the Atlantic Ocean, from the top of the Atlantic Ridge, 1.5 miles to less than a quarter mile ...

[@slappy8941]

@@gordonpeacman2126 There's literally no evidence whatsoever to back your claims.

[@slappy8941]

You have to consider that all of the major terrain features on the ocean floor have been mapped though, and there are no Islands below the surface out in the Atlantic that would qualify until you get to the Azores or the Canary Islands.

[@DailyELI5]

@@slappy8941 isostatic depression & rebound at the azores. Not islands, but seamounts.

[@egroegization]

Your best video ever. Thank you for summarising Randall Carlson's 10 hours in such an entertaining way. Your quirky enthusiasm is very infectious :)

[@kathrynejones2590]

FINALLY FOUND SOMEONE WHO SPEAKS EVERY DAY HUMAN INSTEAD OF THE MASS OF SCIENTIFIC DATA YOU CAN'T UNDERSTAND WHAT THEY ARE SAYING...EXELLENT JOB...

[@ktreagus]

Fascinating topic. This area deserves much more undersea exploration!

[@st.armanini9521]

All the Randall you can handle!

[@FunnyOldeWorld]

lol

[@bmoneybby]

I would pay extra to hear him say that.

[@michaelstiller2282]

Randal was live on Grimarica (KZbin show) talking Atlantis while she went live with this premiere. Guess who got more views talking about Randles ideas? Not even close 58 views for Randal 1,800 for Lady quoting Randles ideas In 28min of publishing.

[@bmoneybby]

@@michaelstiller2282 true. Although, I've listened to probably every word Randall has ever said on the internet/podcast, if I see a Jahannah video I know I'm in for a smart and funny experience. And on top of that, let's just be honest here guys, she's our ancient history dream girl! Yes I'm big simpin' and proudly lol

[@per2]

@@michaelstiller2282 randall had few series several hours long about this on "his" podcast kosmographia cca year and half ago, it has now cca 20.000 views, sad world we living in, hopefully JJ will make it known to more ppl with this episode, theres never enough info about this

[@MPADAD1]

Richat structure, and the wash out to the atlantic, Cabo Verde is where we need to be looking due to the destruction (washout) of the African Sea towards the Cabo Verde islands.

[@hawaiiguykailua6928]

Thats not it, thats a plasma discharge event.

[@Birgeyful]

yep, Richat Structure fits the description, its south of ATLAS mountains, and you can literally see the ship docks on google Earth Several videos about it, the earliest from 2008 called "visiting Atlantis"

[@dl2one]

@@hawaiiguykailua6928 I believe both are very likely true. Bright Insight has done many videos outlining the possibility of the Eye of Africa being the site of Atlantis.

[@TheMetahedron]

Does make sense. Bordered by the Atlas mountains as well.

[@peterg9729]

Wrong. You can't find what never existed.

[@taylorlee8149]

My new favorite channel 🙌 I can actually watch this with my son (4 years young)and not have to worry about bad language, inappropriate topics, etc.. Thank You so much *Palatka, Florida* 🙏

[@ericdolphin8160]

I’ve seen a few of your videos now. I just wanted to say, your delivery is very wonderful, you have many different quarky things you put into the video, that make me surprise you don’t have even more subscribers to your channel. You’re brilliant at making videos, thank you for being you!

[@sirpercival4731]

Refueled my aircraft in the Azores, In the middle of January, coming from Germany ( Ice Storm ) the Azores were 70 degrees and the cactus was in full bloom !

[@cfapps7865]

Enjoyed the chat. The lost island of Atlantis is the great mystery of Pre-History, The Egyptian and Mayan text should be considered too. They didn't add a moral tale and embellish the story. But both clearly reflect what Plato said, an island in the ocean sank (covered by rising water) and was not seen again.

[@BrendanDormanMMA]

lgnd

[@TheMetahedron]

The Immense weight of water could easily push down against one side of a crustal plate, changing everything. (Hy-Brasil)

[@philippjulien8549]

Jahannah or Ddendyl? This is a Gilligan's Island question. As a disciple of the Electric Universe Theory, there is no doubt about Atlantis.

[@cfapps7865]

@@philippjulien8549 LOL. Ddendyl is a friend who is married to a nice woman who I know also. Real tough to think of her or look at her in any other way than just a good friend. Jahannah seems really smart and is entertaining to listen too. All I will say.

[@cfapps7865]

@John Brennan Cool.

[@greenknight2829]

This is my first episode I love your channel that I have watched. I've been a Randall Carlson follower for years. WELL DONE!!!

[@fersuvious]

Love the synopsis! Just discovered your channel. Can’t wait to go back and dig through your previous work!

[@TexasStrong-ez9jv]

As a curious observer, with no dog in the fight, I remember learning that the earth is not solid like a marble or a bowling ball. It is more like a beach ball. Put pressure at the equator and the poles will bulge up and conversely, put pressure at the poles ( as with lots of ice ) and the area at the equator will bulge up. The combination of elevating the land and lowering the ocean level by locking the water into great ice sheets could produce a livable area where Plato said. As Jahannah just taught me, the ancient ocean currents would wrap around it and possibly create an ideal place to live. With the ice melting in a relative short time, the land under Canada would rebound up ( which ancient coastlines prove has happened ) and the equator would sink down. This coupled with the influx of the melted ice could submerge that land. It could be hard to discover since for thousands of years the dessert sands of the Sahara have blown west and possibly covered much of what was there.

[@PrivatelyHanging]

Isostatic depression

[@peterg9729]

Doesn't work. The Azores are separated by channels over a mile deep.

[@cloudwind23]

Don't forget we also have our own Atlantis in the North Sea: Doggerland. Last part of it went down around 8200 years ago. It stretched between Brittian, The Netherlands, Germany and Denmark. Many archaeological finds have been made there on the seabed and even human remains have been found.

[@Krushurpants]

true also an old frisian tale tells that the frisian people came from a sunken land near that region

[@dammitanothername]

i'm going to check that out. thanks for mentioning that. I bet it's quite interesting. cheers.

[@Krushurpants]

@@dammitanothername i heard this from one of Robert Sepehr video another great youtube channel

[@Mr_krabz_mcfc]

We need to send couple trillion gallons of water into deep space then we can get the metal detectors out

[@Madame702]

No cloudwind, you make the mistake thinking that the city of Atlantis is in the Atlantic ocean. But Greeks say that the city of Atlantis is in the "Sea of Atlas" which is the Atlas mountains. Sorry dude, but ancient Greek is confusing, that why they have the old saying "it all Greek too me".

[@craigroethler1495]

Love this! It’s such an intriguing hypothesis. I agree too that it’s not about finding remains of a super technological society but one that fostered high functioning civilizations like Egypt that came later or were the remnants of an Atlantean culture.

[@mospeada1152]

They could have been progressing simultaneously, or Egypt was the outer extent of the culture at least, before the western civilization collapsed..

[@macapovilla]

My first time viewing your channel and really enjoyed it; love your passion and delivery, well done. I am fascinated by ancient history and especially anything to do with Atlantis; Plato's writings and a number of other historical sources hold an abundance of intriguing clues about Atlantis and appreciate you pulling together a very good synopsis of the mid-Atlantic ridge investigations. All the very best...again, love the passion ... keep searching.

[@thorncraft3235]

I watched JRE with Randall Carlson recently who gave you a shout out 😊, he is a true treasure of information. Thank you for sharing your enthusiasm for this subject with us, I also believe in Atlantis, there are many verbal stories passed down through generations in many cultures that are still being told today & no doubt the majority of them have very truthful origins. It makes me wonder sometimes, there must of been people who were from the city of Atlantis that were away from there at the time of its destruction & no doubt they traveled elsewhere & built monuments wherever they went helping to pass on their knowledge of Astronomy, Mathematics, Agriculture, guiding people to become more civilised in memory of the City they loved & missed. I sure it’s true.

[@peterg9729]

SO why is there no genetic evidence? Why did they avoid spreading plants and animals across their massive empire? Why is there not one single piece of evidence ever found?

[@HaZeEurope91]

Jahannah i hope you know i'm planning to have you as a secondary teacher for the younger people around me. I think the jahanna and jimmy combo is solid and maybe some Ben and Brien mixed in

[@FunnyOldeWorld]

We should open a school

[@danbiehls8656]

@@FunnyOldeWorld you most definitely should!

[@Mantreaus]

@@FunnyOldeWorld :) reminds me of an 80s Music Video. Van Halen. I would have had excellent grades.

[@michaelstiller2282]

How about a show like Joe Rogan and jahannah gets paid million's.

[@HaZeEurope91]

@@FunnyOldeWorld Randall Carlson can be our professor X and the rest is you and me as Jane and Logan the rest we can find out hehe

[@russ3824]

I enjoyed (and learned from) your synopsis of the Atlantis presentation and really appreciate that you supported your presentation with additional sources and visual aids. Informative and entertaining! Thanks much 👍

[@lordstevenbarker9632]

Love your channel... love your videos, and enthusiasm... I could listen to you for hours...!! Thanks for sharing your research and knowledge... ❤

[@Saltydad2020]

This was like a 5 part series and INCREDIBLY well done! He went out of his way to not make any assumptions and just look at the data. The evidence is staggering. Curious what your take on it will be

[@Saltydad2020]

@Luke C insightuful

[@KevinMaloneysmilingthrutherain]

Excellent, Jahannah, your understanding of the extremely complicated transition from the Pleistocene into the Younger Dryas is absolutely wonderful. It is an enormously complicated process, both geologically, hydrostatically, and climactically that many of us are trying to puzzle together. I want to welcome you to the group of truth-seekers who are attempting to recover our lost history by scientifically investigating any and all shreds of evidence that can lead us to a clearer understanding of our true history. Primarily, because history repeats itself and through knowledge and wisdom hopefully, we can avoid the errors of our ancestors.

[@quicksnipes2393]

Excellent presentation. Your beauty and the beauty of your delivery are captivating. Keep up the great work! Will reccomend your channel to others!

[@gregoryhoughtaling9879]

Just found and watched your video after watching Randall Carlson’s rebuttal to some of the comments on your video (he gave positive feedback to your efforts and was a cheerleader of sorts). I also watched most of the 10 hours of his work. You did an excellent job of condensing his work!:). I love topics that fundamentally change the typical mainstream narrative of history, geology, archaeology, physics… most of these topics diverged from mainstream support biblical writings (or the other way too). The beauty of science is it’s (true science)ability to report facts and possible conclusions that may change based on further information. Thank you, keep it up. God Bless you

[@peterg9729]

The beauty of Science is that it is self-correcting. The shame of carlson is that he sticks to his lies in the face of 100% contradictory evidence.

[@realityquotient7699]

It sure is interesting that every single ancient civilization we know of had highly advanced astronomical knowledge, knowledge that we in the modern era were ignorant of until the last few centuries or so. Logic and evidence dictates that there must have been an ancient civilization capable of traveling around the globe with full knowledge of where they wanted to go and how to get there. I personally have asked the same question since I was in my teens (I'm now 52); "How is it that everywhere people went during the so-called 'Age of Discovery' they found people already living there?" The only exception is Antarctica and that's only because it's not possible for humans to live off the land or sea there.

[@douglascain6404]

Everything we have been taught about ancient history is wrong!

[@mnomadvfx]

It's not interesting at all. The lack of western civilization having significant astronomical knowledge until now is a result of just a few factors...... First the Roman empire imploded inward on itself, leaving most of its European colonies/outposts reeling and ready for invasion. Then the rise of Christianity and its science strangling mandate was the true dark ages. Without that and the rise of Islam after it we could have reached the age of reason 500-1000 years earlier. People seldom realise that the Greco-Romans had a basic steam engine in the 1st century CE. A steam engine 1800 years before it transformed industry and travel. If the Roman empire hadn't fallen, hadn't embraced Christianity, had beaten back the Turks instead of withdrawing..... Let's just say that the marvels of today would be more like Europe in Elizabethan Tudor times by comparison to where we could have been.

[@mnomadvfx]

@@douglascain6404 I dunno about the school you went to but the one I did taught ancient history like a childs book. ie a few random interesting facts and done. Back to your math problems kids! Learning ancient history doesn't help you get a job, unless the job is archaeology or museum curator. If you really expect that to change you are more than a little bit foolish.

[@DavidBroiles]

@DigitalTrucker, even Antarctica may have been livable in ancient history. The Piri Reis map shows the coastline of Antarctica without ice. Charles Hapgood would be a good guy to search for on KZbin. The North and South Poles have changed position by significant distances and even if have geo-magnetically have flipped numerous times. Every major earthquake or comet/asteroid impact has the potential to change the Earth's tilt

[@gordonpeacman2126]

Azores is the highest peaks of the Island of Athera ....

[@rigavitch]

So glad you're doing this. Have you watched Dr Michael Heiser's work on Atlantis? I reckon you should definitely take a look! There are manuscripts before Plato (Homer, Hesiod, Pindar, and Hellanicus) that mention a “sacred circular entity somewhere West of Gibraltar..." Keep them coming!

[@rigavitch]

I also would love to hear your thoughts on the Richat structure.

[@kidcreole6749]

Directly off the coast of San Juan, on the seafloor of the Bahamas is a Domed city 10miles in diameter, residence to millions of Atturians, Is that Atlantis?? No it's not, the , Capital City of the Agarthian continent was Atturias.

[@theflowerhead]

That's cool.

[@islandbuoy4]

@@kidcreole6749 LOL LOL LOL sure thing kid

[@staceyparkin50]

New to your channel, so glad I found it. Love everything and anything about ancient civilizations

[@maryolee8303]

You are so compelling I love your channel and your vivacious energetic humorous delivery of fascinating subjects.

[@2wingssamebird314]

I’ve been following Randal for years. He opened my mind to so many exciting things! Thank you for for your dedication to science and discovery! Subscribed!

[@drstevej2527]

Meaning he has no credentials and has never produced any research that stands up to scrutiny.

[@TheStefan6969]

@@drstevej2527 Both are valid concerns of course. However I would posit this, the current "scientific research " we have on early ancient history IS being proven wrong with actual scientific method. As it stands our understanding of true ancient history could be off at least 5 to 10 thousands. Sadly though when confronted with any evidence that challenges their established chronology of ancient history, all of those various disciplines choose to bury their heads in the sand and just try to ignore what is beginning to take shape before their very eyes. Personally I would love to see those Sciences be more flexible and actually put more time and resources into researching the possibilities that we may have been off on our understanding and that continuously keeping 19th and early 20th century views regarding history is more of a detriment and misuse of their disciplines. As to Atlantis, I will simply say this. Plato felt it necessary to write it down. As he also did the City of Troy as well. One has been discovered to be real so far, the other we have yet to locate. There are a great many things that were recorded back then that we have been told is Myth or Legends. And yet we seem to be finding proof of actual existence in a great many of them. Yes there is obviously some "artistic license " taken in the stories of Plato, that does not mean however that the base of it isn't true. When it comes to history, archeology, and most especially the ancient world, I tend to keep an open mind while also not being gullible either. Fascinating subject this one is though, and admittedly I'm leery about Atlantis claims. That said, this definitely one of the better presentations. And he does mention. Where each of his pieces of information came from. And most of those were scientific studies, so there is at least something to look at and wonder at least. 😉

[@drstevej2527]

@@TheStefan6969 According to whom? Name ONE scholarly body that supports that assertion. Name one scholarly body that supports this claim that our current dating regarding civilization is off by 5000 let alone 10000 years. There has never been so much as a toothpick found that supports the notion of an Atlantis. If a modern city were abounded today there would be ruins and artifacts that would survive for 50000 years yet nothing from Atlantis has ever been found. It’s not a coincidence that none of this is being offered by anyone with standing and credentials. It’s exclusively a function of fringe pseudoscientific nonsense. Claiming that there is evidence of a flat earth theory does not mean that geography is in denial because it rejects these nonsense claims.

[@2wingssamebird314]

@@TheStefan6969 Well said Ian. I appreciate your open mindedness. Have a great day!

[@watkinsjames82]

@@drstevej2527 spoken like a trained Muppet.

[@MiguelOcampo]

This channel is amazing, and the very easy way she explains it is great, it makes it very easy to understand.

[@JamesBond-fq6fm]

Saw you on Kosmographia and took Randal's recommendation/link to your wonderful podcast which I genuinely enjoyed, thank you.

[@bdabassman]

Great video! Love Randall Carlson’s work and you are a pleasure to watch present… Keep up the great work!! 💯💯

[@DouglasHuntLakeSuperiorArtist]

Well done. I've heard a lot of theories about Atlantis, but your research has brought new information to my attention, and, like you say, this location is indeed plausible.

[@wcjbarnes]

I've always loved the mystery of Atlantis, and I think you do a great job telling it. I've heard a lot of people talk about the Younger Dryas flood, but I hadn't heard anyone get into the details of how it would effect tectonic plates. Great video!

[@lindagomez3114]

So a new post... I watched Randall Carlson and 😱 MIND BLOWING... It shows us that our past is not what the old academics say.....

[@shanesnider8645]

Found your channel yesterday. I'm hooked. Nice seeing someone else that is as passionate about as I. Cheers from Texas mlad.

[@advancedsafety]

I have become obsessed with these vids! Congrats JJ they are epic. You have reignited my passion for ancient history! Keep on pushing!!!

[@omarjabang5770]

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[@winegeek2949]

Atlantis part 1 of 2: Around 12,800 years ago, it was nearing the end of the days of the Atlantis civilization. The Atlantis culture had existed for several thousands of years. It began with the west-to-east migration of indigenous people of North & South America, eventually creating the colony of Atlantis in the area of the islands we call the Bahamas & Cuba, though the land masses looked different in those times due to large ice sheets covering North America & other land masses & lower sea levels. The Bahamas, along with Cuba, are the remnants of the main island of the Atlantean civilization, which also stretched into North, Central, & South America, as well as across the Atlantic Ocean & into what we call Europe & the Mediterranean areas & northern & western Africa. The main islands of Atlantis were off the coasts of North, Central, & South America. Much of the history was lost, & because much of what we’ve been told about Atlantis has come from Greek resources/people, many people tend to think that Atlantis architecture was like Grecian architecture; it is not. Aztec architecture is the closet we have to the Atlantean architecture; it includes large stone blocks, the types of pyramids now found in central & south America. However, it did change slightly when they went to the area of the Mediterranean; the closest representation would be the Minoan architecture, specifically the Temple of Knossos on the island of Crete. Home to an ancient Atlantean colony, which is known as the Labyrinth Temple & the Legend of the Minotaur, for the Atlanteans were bull worshipers. The Atlanteans adopted some of the Grecian style architecture but maintained their own style. In the architecture of the Temple of Knossos, the structures & pillars there are not the type found in the area of Greece; they are painted & shaped differently, & it represents more the Atlantean decoration because the pillars are red & black & the stones are white. In the remnants of the labyrinth in the Temple of Knossos on Crete, you will see that it was an initiation labyrinth from the culture of Atlantis, & when you follow the traces of the labyrinth that are dug into the ground & lined with stone, you will find, at the end of each turn, a large crystal buried in the rocks of the labyrinth. This was so that at each station they could meditate & resonate with those crystals & work their way through the labyrinth in the sense of a particular ritual that will allow you, at the end, to allow your mind to open up to new understandings, new information, new initiations of the cosmos. This came from ancient Atlantean times. In the days before the destruction, which actually covered a large span of time, there was a very large “main� comet that came into our solar system & took up an eccentric orbit that crossed the path of Earth’s orbit twice each year, & for a period of time rained down upon the Earth, as the comet broke up, various remnants that impacted the Earth & caused great destruction. These cometary fragments twice a year bombarded the north American & Atlantic region for over two decades, each year, twice a year. The obliteration was nearly complete of anything that existed in those areas in that time, which is why we don’t see much at all of what was there. It started relatively small, & mostly bombarded the ice shelves & the Eastern seaboard of the Americas, many chunks falling into the Atlantic Ocean causing tsunamis. Eventually, the main body of the comet finally penetrated the atmosphere & struck in the Atlantic Ocean gouging out a crater in the ocean floor & caused massive tsunamis at least 300 feet high in all directions radiating out from the Atlantic. This was the final obliteration of the idea of Atlantis cultures on the eastern seaboards of North, Central, & South America, it included tsunamis that struck the western seaboards of Europe, Africa, & into the Mediterranean; this is the beginning of the legendary flood of Noah. In those ancient times before the final destruction, since there were many cometary impacts & since they could observe the main comet arcing through the sky before it ever hit, they understood, by plotting its trajectory, & after some of the fragments began to impact the Earth, that their time was running out. Many of them fled to other areas to preserve their culture, knowledge, & civilization, going into South America, parts of Central America, parts of Africa & parts of Europe, & all the way into the beginnings of the culture that became Egypt, bringing their knowledge, technology, & architecture, into the understanding of what it took to build the great pyramids in Egypt. From this main comet, which still today provides meteor showers at certain times of the year including around Halloween, we still find what we call the Taurid meteor showers, which are the remnants of that comet shooting through our skies. But now, the remains are very small & burn up in our atmosphere, & they serve as a reminder of those days when the sign of a comet in the sky were terrifying; the civilization’s collective memory of that comet is a reason why comets developed the reputations of being bad omens of destruction; it came specifically from that comet that destroyed Atlantis. Comets were also referred to in ancient times as dragons, as they crossed the sky with their burning tails. Many different legends of comets & other things developed from this one experience, which began an age on Earth that we have labeled the Younger Dryas period. This radically shifted the climate. The cometary impacts into the thick ice shelves on the North American continent caused much flooding, much run-off, & that spilled into the oceans over time raising the ocean levels so that today they are 250 – 350 feet higher than at that time, submerging most of the Atlantean islands that were in the Atlantic Ocean. This is why it is so challenging to find any remnants of that civilization today, though there are still things waiting to be discovered

[@bodz9408]

well written and articulated.

[@russcooke5671]

Thanks for the info. I will read it over and over so I can recite it word for word. 👌👌👌❤️

[@winegeek2949]

@@quercus3290 eh... maybe... but paragraphs are just so.... you know... predictable :)

[@ShiNooBi1986]

Where did you find this particular info?

[@tntdynamite6861]

We are still waiting for part 2

[@1nikg]

Right away I thought your theories reminded me of bright insight...then realised you're friends. Brilliant, my way of thinking. I'm gonna love this channel .Subbed

[@FuzzyMarineVet]

Also 12,000 years ago the Atlantic Ocean was not as wide as it is now by about 100 kilometers. The Mid-Atlantic Ridge is an expansion fault that creates new basalt from mantle rock. So the Azores Plateau was closer to the Pillars of Hercules than it is today.

[@yvettekosta7994]

@ Steven Seys: The fastest any tectonic plate moves is about a hundred kilometers in a million years. So even the Azores would not change their position more than one kilometer in 10,000 years. The Atlantic ocean did not expand much since Atlantis allegedly existed.

[@Nowhereman10]

Right idea, but wrong reason. The distance would've been a few hundred km less on average because the Ice Age sea levels were over a 150 meters lower than they are today. On top of that, a large island with a series of smaller islands stretching out to either side from it where the Azores is would've been a perfect jumping off point for expeditions to one continent or the other.

[@savetheworldtribe]

As someone who has been resurrecting Atlantean academia, I appreciate this video immensely. It really warms my heart ♥

[@georgegrader9038]

cool - can you fwd me some links to critical ideas / research ?

[@krill3333]

I've seen everything Randell, excellent recitation. I enjoy your videos, and I especially enjoy your enthusiasm. Keep the faith and the fun. 👍👏

[@rickchase6990]

This is an awesome video. I could chill and watch all day!

[@YourArtistRob]

You raise a lot of interesting facts that make a lot of sense... Besides I could sit here and watch you talk all day 🤗 ADORABLE 🥰

[@simonpayne8252]

Its pretty clear he didnt make up something so detailed, especially when he starts off with.... this is a true story

[@randomuser1596]

His father Solon told him the story

[@Jonathan-bt7oq]

Long story short: great cataclysmic events happened and wiped out most civilisations throughout the History, then we made our own on the remaining drops of stories which became mythological fractions of the Past. Eventually we have arrived on top on this and use a method known by... dogs to discover the bones and stones of our past. Then we got high tech and precision came along with all our computer tools. So we are just at the beginning of the fantastic truth about great discoveries! Have a look at the Anticythere Machine reproduced by Hublot: first computer ever found, developed by the Greeks.

[@SOLIDSNAKE.]

@@Jonathan-bt7oq no he was describing the younger dryas

[@GUNNER67akaKelt]

Sincere question for the learned out there. In how many of Plato's allegories did he claim them to be true stories?

[@Jonathan-bt7oq]

@@GUNNER67akaKelt just for one: The Atlantean flooded civilisation.

[@mirandaolguin9232]

“Eye of the Sahara” is the closest example that makes me believe this place.

[@jn8604]

Eye of the Sahara gets my vote as well...but since it seems to have been washed down to the bedrock we'll never be able to find artifacts to prove it

[@timstarkes173]

A tsunami would have turned that whole river valley into a meat grinder

[@timstarkes173]

Check the mountain base for severe water erosion.

[@littlegreenbud2067]

Yeah but the one question I have about that theory is Atlantis Supposedly existed 10,000 BC 12,000 years ago and that’s when it sank At the same time the continental ice shelfs melted.. So even if that area was not desert but plush greenery.. it wouldn’t matter because that area currently is above the current ocean levels and Atlantis would have to be below the current ocean levels! When you consider the melting of the continental ice shelves would’ve raised the ocean levels dramatically in 10,000 BC, so Atlantis should not be above the current Ocean levels We are at today. And I don’t think that much ocean water would have evaporated in this amount of time

[@andrewlacey-hatton1068]

@@littlegreenbud2067 image the size of the ice sheet that covered most of the northern hemisphere. I live in the middle to the north of England and within walking distance ( or a very small car journey) there is a place call Cresswell Crags. It was the most northern cave system inhabited by people in the last ice age. That where the ice sheet started and it was enormous. Now imagine that a huge of that ice sheet evaporated and melted because of the comet impact. Immeasurable amounts of fresh water hit the Atlantic and you get massive tsunamis hitting Africa. Could have wiped it out completely

[@mansplaining066]

You did a wonderful job, very well explained. Look forward to watching more of your videos

[@TheBlackEyedOne]

You're wonderfully authentic and for lack of a better word, inspirable. Thank you!

[@TheArtisanbard]

Mic drop, can’t find mic, drops scissors..... on the floor laughing🤣🤣🤣🤣 You are a jewel.

[@doctorverruckt5114]

I've been saying for years that the end of "Atlantis " and the end of the Ice Age were the same, geologically, if not literally, overnight...

[@mnomadvfx]

Except shes talking out her arse as usual because she only (barely) skims the surface of research without understanding most of the implications of it. (I understand why, she isn't a scientist, but don't go quoting their research like you know what you are talking about when you clearly don't) The Younger Dryas event was not a sudden event like she and other alt history nuts keep repeating ad infinitum like someone trying to summon Candyman. It was a significant increase in glacial melt water over a period of time, likely catalysed by a large impact, but this would not instantly melt the entire ice sheet. In fact unless it hit directly at the edge of the ice sheet and above ocean then there is no guarantee the meltwater would even have emptied into it before at least partially refreezing. The planet was already warming when MP 1B happened, which means that there were already glaciers all over the world melting and their meltwater flowing into the sea. She also mentions isostatic rebound of the crust following MP1B. This does not happen instantly, not even close. It literally takes thousands of years. Doggerland was still falling into the North Sea thousands of years after the end of the ice age caused the glaciers in Scotland to melt which started southern Britain to drop as the crust rebounded. Also several of the papers she quoted are from several decades ago. The problem with that is that new discoveries are made ALL THE TIME. New discoveries, new theories, new simulations, new models, higher res measurements etc etc A few decades is a looooong time for a paper to become invalid due to changes and refinements in our understanding of science.

[@gordonpeacman2126]

exactly it flooded every yr for 300yrs ... that's how long it took the Ice sheet to expire ... Reason; the Nth Pole Glaciers, were 5/7 miles deep ...

[@ryanclouse299]

​@@mnomadvfx You are right. She is only touching on the surface and is not using the most up to date info. In fact you make a lot of great points. I will say though, that it shouldn't be an excuse for being rude and insulting Jahannah or DoctorV. I think just correcting or letting them be would've been a much more appropriate action. Also "Literally take thousands of years" is an older geographical philosophy. Much like the outdated papers you have mentioned. Things gradually change, but certain events can happen suddenly and quickly when the right circumstances are met. The Zanclean Deluge is a great example and I highly recommend looking up scientific journals on the topic if you don't already know about it. It may not be related to the problem at hand, but it certainly makes a great argument for Steady change + Cataclysmic change. :)

[@oriepierce7034]

Love your presentations!!!

[@karljordan19]

Absolutely brilliant breakdown of Atlantis so interesting thanks for sharing 🙏🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@mikemaoudj4397]

This is a great video, I’ve been watching Randall and his amazing research for years, ever since he first appeared on Joe Rogan! I really love when Randall and Graham Hancock get together and talk about their shared research, it is all so interesting

[@russcooke5671]

I love it when Randall and hopkirk. Get together great viewing.

[@theflowerhead]

Same, they're so intelligent, interesting, and clever. Joe Rogan just let's them teach, which I appreciate.

[@kainatticus]

Imagine if the world was previously a solid tectonic plate, until a huge asteroid fractured it into the 7 plates we know today. Thats a movie right there.

[@JB-1138]

Escape from Pangea.

[@kainatticus]

@@JB-1138 lol Perfect

[@DilbertMuc]

Impossible due to thermal convections. Just look at any lava lake and what happens on the surface.

[@kainatticus]

@@DilbertMuc It was just a fun idea, thats not at all what I think happened lol

[@DilbertMuc]

@@kainatticus No, not a fun idea. Actually Mars and Mercur have a solid tectonic plate. That's when there is no more internal convection due to missing heat source and the crust completely solidifies. Without convection there is also no internal magnetic field. We see that at Mercur, Venus and Mars.

[@luisgarciajr9463]

Great video! Thanks for sharing🙏🏼

[@codyedwards6922]

Love the copper chisels logo! Keep doing what you do, it’s beautifully done.

[@baysideauto]

What a great way to wake up on independence day and see another great video is on its way. Thanks your amazing

[@AWindy94]

Right! That's what I was thinking. I'm at work (smoke shop) and it's been super slow. Because everyone is still in bed feeling last night, probably 😹 waiting to start my break to watch.

[@MyThingsRedux]

The unexplained megalithic sites around the world which are though to be linked to Atlantis are defined by their common construction technique of gigantic blocks cut irregularly and fit together perfectly, with no mortar. The purpose of this is presumably to be earthquake-proof. Therefore this lost global civilisation originated in a place prone to earthquakes, and that is why they developed this style - out of necessity. The Azores will have been very earthquake prone throughout history as it lies on a tri-plate boundary. Ta-da! Another lightbulb goes on. Great video, thanks.

[@irishcreamkb1]

Fascinating. Thank you for sharing.

[@redfeather22sa]

You mix beauty (presentation), humour & rigorous well referenced scientific historical sources which is a feat !!!!! Very and hugely well done and well presented !! Your doing a great service to humanity with this !! !!! Thank You 💖 !!!

[@peterg9729]

SIMP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@tacosahhyeah1116]

I lived in the Azores for 11 years, and most of the locals believe that their 9 islands are what actually remain of Atlantis. Incredible place to grow up, and the place I sorely need to return to.

[@bigbillybadass]

It's bullsheet

[@TheJasoncash83]

except it's mauritania. Literally everything about atlantis matches up with mauritaia. from their first kings, to salt on the ground, to what was mined. Literally everything

[@arianablankenship7712]

I can’t remember what I watched about the Azores but a traveler went to one of the islands and there were these really deep grooves carved out of the rock. It looked like it was possibly used as a track for wheeled carts. Apparently no one knows who or what carved them out. I wish I knew more.

[@arianablankenship7712]

@@TheJasoncash83 if Plato’s account is correct that Atlantis was an advanced maritime civilization it’s very likely to have been an entire civilization rather than a single city. So it’s very possible that there are cities of Atlantis that dot the Western European and North African coastlines in addition to the Azores and Canary Islands.

[@TheJasoncash83]

@@arianablankenship7712There were but only the capital city was described. And going by that description, the richat struction fits perfectly with everything

[@byronwheeler4210]

Great video, Jahannah! I'm now wiser than I was 22 min and 49 sec. ago, and a new subscriber! Is the argument against the Richat Structure being the actual capital city that Plato describes still, largely, that it looks too much like what Plato described? Even down to its near exact dimensions. I mean, how corny, how obvious, how lazy can we get? And yes, I realize that no one has ever seen or heard a duck that, in fact, turned out to be a duck. That just doesn't happen. Plato didn't say that Atlantis fell to the "bottom" of the sea, but that it became impassable because of an impenetrable mud tsunami - as it were - that all but buried the city. All of your points are spot on, Jahannah, but Plato did tell of a city - in ridiculous detail - that you can, literally, super impose over the Eye of the Sahara. Ring formations that are littered as far as the eye (pun intended) can see with the red, white and black stones he mentioned...probably rubble from the cataclysm that has slowly eroded to the surface after 11,000 years. And, yes, it is beyond the Pillars of Hercules...down the western coast of northwest Africa to a point where there was ocean access to the Richat in wetter, greener times. Say hi to your dad!

[@Naturephile55]

You're a delight to watch and listen to.

[@craiglewis6821]

Beautiful and smart!! She has my attention. Sooo glad I found your channel.

[@emutemusic]

Being a Greek reading a lot of the ancient texts and having a lot of other friends who do the same we don't "assume it" here, we actually take it for granted. Not only that, but it .... explains our current affairs too as a planet. 😜

[@texasbuzzard4970]

Damn the editing and b roll footage is next level on this vid!

[@letsgetpositive2985]

Thanks, the best analysis of the potential location for Atlantis based on science I’ve ever heard! Great job!

[@davemclean3899]

Excellent explanation.. great work 👍

[@troybujnowski1695]

Love listening to you, agree whole heartily with what your saying. Enjoy your content, more please

[@douglascain6404]

Thank you for doing considerable research about the "lost" city of Atlantis that I am frankly to lazy to do myself. Your investigative journalistic nature is compelling and appreciated deserving pay status. Take it easy on your dad though, he raised an outstanding daughter.

[@slappy8941]

It's "too" lazy. English isn't that hard.

[@Lamb02]

@@slappy8941 Cry about it

[@charlespeck5945]

Very interesting stuff. Thank you

[@JamesComstockCages]

Quite enjoyable to watch, with or without sound.