Japan's mysterious underwater pyramids part 1/5

http://www.disclose.tv/action/viewvideo/17621/Japan_s_mysterious_underwater_pyramids_1_5/

Very interesting. Thank you for sharing this.

"I'm not convinced that any of the major features or structures are manmade steps or terraces, but that they're all natural," said Robert Schoch, a professor of science and mathematics at Boston University who has dived at the site.

"It's basic geology and classic stratigraphy for sandstones, which tend to break along planes and give you these very straight edges, particularly in an area with lots of faults and tectonic activity."

And neither the Japanese government's Agency for Cultural Affairs nor the government of Okinawa Prefecture recognize the remains off Yonaguni as an important cultural property, said agency spokesperson Emiko Ishida.

-National Geographic

cool

Quite fascinating.

QuietMan,

thanks for posting the national geographic commentary.

That is cool. Thanks for sharing...

may be a draconian ruin, or a draconian sponsored ancient civilization. There are a lot of ruins like this in Antarctica

Interesting parellels...

Same fracture structure as the 'road' in the Burmuda Triangle.

and the Japenise structure is also near an area where ships disapear under strange circumstances.

Perhaps just unrelated facts....