Atlantis Solved: The Grand Unified Theory
By The Author
A revolutionary investigation that transforms Plato's Atlantis from myth to measurable history. Through forensic analysis of ancient texts, satellite imagery, and cross-cultural evidence, this book proves the lost civilization existed exactly where and when Plato claimed.
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OverviewThis second edition presents the Grand Unified Theory of Atlantis, revealing not just a lost city but a global maritime empire spanning three continents. Building on Jimmy Corsetti's 2018 discovery of the Richat Structure in Mauritania as the capital, this investigation demonstrates with 99.32% accuracy how every detail in Plato's account matches physical evidence still visible today. The spiral petroglyphs found worldwide aren't religious symbols but navigation calendars marking safe ocean crossing windows. The mysterious cart ruts of Malta aren't tracks but sophisticated irrigation systems using Tesla valve principles that wouldn't be patented until 1920. The book reveals how the Atlantean empire consisted of ten provinces controlling strategic points along Atlantic trade routes, from Doggerland beneath the North Sea to the Azores to the Americas. Through linguistic analysis, genetic studies, and technological evidence, it shows how identical innovations appeared simultaneously across continents not through parallel evolution but through deliberate dissemination by a central maritime power. The catastrophic Younger Dryas termination around 9,600 BCE, with temperature rises of 15 degrees Celsius in decades, triggered the perfect storm of earthquakes, tsunamis, and climate collapse that destroyed this first global civilization. Most remarkably, the investigation connects the Atlantis account to biblical chronology, showing how radiocarbon anomalies validate Archbishop Ussher's timeline and how 1 Enoch provides the theological framework for understanding the pre-flood world. The recursive structure of Genesis, the fertility cults surrounding the Mediterranean, and the preservation of the account at the Temple of Neith all converge to reveal that multiple ancient sources were describing the same historical reality from different perspectives. This isn't speculation but measurable, verifiable evidence that humanity achieved global civilization 11,600 years ago through entirely different technological pathways than our own. |
Questions this book answers
- How does a geological formation in Mauritania match Plato's measurements with 99.32% accuracy?
- Why do identical spiral petroglyphs appear on every continent, all encoding Atlantic hurricane seasons?
- What connects Tesla valve principles in ancient Malta to irrigation systems near the Richat Structure?
- How did proto-Sumerian writing reach Bolivia and Easter Island unless global trade existed 11,600 years ago?
- Why do radiocarbon anomalies align precisely with biblical events and the destruction of Atlantis?
- What explains shared DNA markers between Basques, Berbers, and Native Americans from exactly 12,000 years ago?
- How does understanding Atlantis as real history transform our entire model of human civilization?
Selected quotes
"The spiral petroglyphs found on every continent have been one of archaeology's most persistent mysteries. Why did cultures separated by vast oceans all carve the same symbol? The answer, when you finally see it, is so obvious it takes your breath away. These aren't religious symbols. They're calendars."
"We are not the first to span the globe, to modify the climate, to face existential challenges. We are the latest in a series of attempts at global civilization, each building on fragments of knowledge from the last, each convinced of its own uniqueness, each vulnerable to the same forces that destroyed its predecessors."
"The priests at Sais preserved the memory of catastrophe not as history but as warning. We've decoded the history. The question now is whether we'll heed the warning."
Why it matters
This discovery fundamentally rewrites human history, proving civilization is twice as old as conventionally believed and that our ancestors achieved sustainable global trade through passive engineering that worked with nature rather than against it. The cost of ignoring this evidence is remaining blind to the cyclical nature of civilizational rise and fall, leaving us vulnerable to the same cascade failures that destroyed Atlantis. Reading this book now provides crucial understanding that ancient solutions to irrigation, navigation, and agriculture could address modern challenges while warning us that technological advancement doesn't guarantee survival against natural catastrophe. The validation of ancient texts as historical records rather than mythology transforms our understanding of human capability and reveals that progress isn't linear but cyclical.