Japan's Atlantis?
nypost.com /2025/04/08/science/underwater-pyramid-could-predate-egyptian-landmarks-scientists-say/ 90-foot underwater ‘pyramid’ could predate Egyptian landmarks and Stonehenge by thousands of years — and rewrite history, scientists say Marissa Matozzo 4/8/2025 Not everyone’s convinced. Boston University professor Robert Schoch called the strange shapes “basic geology and classic stratigraphy for sandstones,” in a past interview with National Geographic. “[The sandstones] tend to break along planes and give you these very straight edges, particularly in an area with lots of faults and tectonic activity,” he explained. 5 Some specialists argue that the Yonaguni Monument exhibits evident marks of human craftsmanship, such as carved steps, large stone structures, arches, and a face-li...