The UnXplained: The Long Lost Continent of Mu (Season 3)

Researchers discover a lost continent in the Pacific Ocean that sparks a lot of questions, in this clip from Season 3, "What Lies Below?"

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[MH-ncjd]

Most of our missing history is at the bottom of the ocean on the coastal shelves.. especially when you consider the ocean rose 120+ meters after the last ice age 20, 000 years ago.. it steadily rose until the younger dryas until, "The early Holocene sea level rise (EHSLR) was a significant jump in sea level by about 60 m (197 ft) during the early Holocene, between about 12, 000 and 7, 000 years ago".. the human species loves to live on the coasts, probably more so before modern techs ability to reshape and dam rivers inland.. but trying to find acient civilizations under 200 feet of ocean and silt is like trying to find a clear piece of glass underwater.. where the heck do you even begin to look?..

[TEH_RIK]

Instead of venturing into space, why not invest in underwater exploration? Much remains to be discovered here on our planet.

[aurora_occidentalis]

For an engaging fictional treatment of Mu (and Atlantis) I recommend the novel _Operation Time Search_ by Andre Norton.

[SoulofAlice]

Amazed at the building style! In most of the ancient "lost cities", and pyramids...still being discovered, all over the world today...it seems the same type of building style. But this reminded me of old fashioned log buildings, only out of stones! Fascinating! I'd never seen these islands you showed before. And aren't the FL Keys islands built upon coral reef? Perhaps not man made, but always thought that they were the base of the islands. Maybe wrong on that, but was what I thought.

[ToriFioreFilmProjects]

Thank you for having a video about MU. Many people seem to be having ancient memories of a kind and heart-felt civilization long ago somewhere in the Pacific Ocean. It's time that archeologists open their minds to civilizations before massive Earth changes - and thank you to people like Graham Hancock who are helping that happen.

[edbrown]

I saw the movie about this. The island had the Wampuni Whoo. They drank orange soda. Non of them were brave enough to jump into the volcano and appease the volcano god. A foreigner volunteered but the volcano spit him out and the island sank. 👀
On a serious note though, evidence of a sunken continent has been found just north of New Zealand. I believe it was a few years back. Funny how people panic about climate change nowadays but forget we are at the end of an ice age. Ice melts, sea levels rise, land sinks under water. Been doing it for billions of years now.

[Maevelikeschampagne]

I love listening to Bill narrate as much as I enjoyed Nimoy on Ancient Mysteries.

[ddsbnmk]

I found one of Mu's main City still sitting on the bottom of the South Pacific ocean.

It's right off the Samoan Island. I have pictures of thus massive city

[RasputinPrime]

Mu is still there today. Its Japan, the island of Japan was massive at one point in time, and it was called Mu.

[Sere_Keileng]

I’m native to the island of Pohnpei, where Nan Madol is. There is nothing about being a part of this mythical continent of Mu in our history and local legends. We have a rich history on Nan Madol and our whole island itself. There is nothing, nothing at all about Mu. So you’re telling me that our elders are passing down stories, legends and just happen to miss this piece of information?

[fredfloyd]

James Churchward...One of the finest righteous men in the world.His books are truth....In our state people were given these books to own and study in depth.Thank you James.

[jerrypadilla]

Okay, we'll go with the ancient accounts.
Both Mu and Atlantis died similarly.
What if they didnt die?
What if they dimensionally shifted from this realm/existence, to another?
Could this be considered? The lights and commotion of transitioning to another parallel world, could be described, as volcanic and destructive, to those not aware of the process.
Just, an idea....

[OntarioAtOrion]

0:31 are those towers still on top of that building?!?! They look so cool!

[ursaltydog]

Indeed.. such legends could actually be true.. Oceans are threatening islands these days, why not in the past?

[johnellison]

I remember hearing about Mu back in the 1970s.

[jenniferreynolds]

My sister had a past life in Mu. She was there when it exploded and remember raising her arm to block the light from a sudden and unexpected explosion. They didn't eat meat. They were peaceful and enjoyed communal living. Women carried woven baskets on their hips. They had hot and cold water and electricity. I believe her.

[moisesmora]

On May 6 2022 scientists found a Yellow brick Road underwater near Hawaii in the Pacific Ocean. Did we finally find MU?

[ijnhtrdx]

Need to look at Isle of Pines (Kunie) . The mounds with cement cylinders buried in them thousands of years ago.

[lhatese]

We’re taught Pangea is just land breaking up on surface. We never imagine that land mass can vertically rise and fall, as we ignore the seashells on top of mountains… duh!

[adrianbew]

Mu I think is what we know as Antarctica, the map simply out of context to what we know