Hello
I had been looking at satellite images of the Nazca ridge after seeing Ancient Apocalypse, and noticed an interesting feature.
This feature is fully submerged, and of unknown depth (potentially ruining the entire theory)- the nazca ridge has many sections close to the surface, some of which are 400 feet down.
The feature aligns on a 265 degree axis with Rapa Nui (Easter Island) and the setting sun, which is behind Rapa Nui when viewed from the feature.
Between Rapa Nui and the feature lies the Island known as Isla Salas y Gómez, which, in Rapanui Language means "Bird Islet on the Way to Hiva".
The feature is very close to 5 kilometres across, circular, and is tiered. It has a raised centre, a ditch, and then a raised ring, followed by a large slope (occluded by low quality imaging). On its south west, there appears to be a dip in the raised ring.
On the north of the feature, a mountain range of many individual peaks, and to the south, a flatter area of land.
These are the coordinates.
26°24'39.2"S 102°54'09.5"W
See it for yourself. It stands out to me though, and I have seen many unusual natural formations before, some even close to this very feature.
I've never posted on a forum before, but seeing as I couldnt send this to Graham Hancock as the email server is down i'm putting it here. Like I said, I have no idea of the depth, so it could be absolutely nothing.
I had been looking at satellite images of the Nazca ridge after seeing Ancient Apocalypse, and noticed an interesting feature.
This feature is fully submerged, and of unknown depth (potentially ruining the entire theory)- the nazca ridge has many sections close to the surface, some of which are 400 feet down.
The feature aligns on a 265 degree axis with Rapa Nui (Easter Island) and the setting sun, which is behind Rapa Nui when viewed from the feature.
Between Rapa Nui and the feature lies the Island known as Isla Salas y Gómez, which, in Rapanui Language means "Bird Islet on the Way to Hiva".
The feature is very close to 5 kilometres across, circular, and is tiered. It has a raised centre, a ditch, and then a raised ring, followed by a large slope (occluded by low quality imaging). On its south west, there appears to be a dip in the raised ring.
On the north of the feature, a mountain range of many individual peaks, and to the south, a flatter area of land.
These are the coordinates.
26°24'39.2"S 102°54'09.5"W
See it for yourself. It stands out to me though, and I have seen many unusual natural formations before, some even close to this very feature.
I've never posted on a forum before, but seeing as I couldnt send this to Graham Hancock as the email server is down i'm putting it here. Like I said, I have no idea of the depth, so it could be absolutely nothing.