Google cannot end the rumors about the legendary city

The online community is excited when an engineer finds Google Earth 5.0 images of horizontal lines like street maps. Google rejected the hypothesis of Atlantis's remnant, but many believe it is "trying to hide something."

During the Google Ocean discovery, the new feature of Google Earth earlier this month, Bernie Bamford, 38, discovered strange lines, about the size of Wales, near Canary Island in the Atlantic Ocean. That image was quickly analyzed by netizens and affirmed to be the legendary land of Atlantis that the ancient Greek philosopher Plato described.

According to Plato, this "civilized and rich" city sank under the sea after the 9,000 BC earthquake and flood. Atlantis appeals to the public's curiosity for centuries, though archaeologists have not been able to prove whether it is real or just a product of imagination (like "lost continent" MU).

In recent years, traces of Atlantis have been found on the coast of Cyprus and in southern Spain. Dr. Charles Orser at New York University (USA) said that exploring Google Ocean is very interesting and worthwhile to learn more.

However, a Google representative explained the lines created by the ships surveying and measuring the ocean bottom. Moreover, the city that Plato mentioned was constructed in an arch, instead of a rectangular grid.

But on many forums, members "felt shady signs in Google's answer". The way they were interested in this event proved that many people believed that Atlantis was completely real.