Exploring the Mysteries of Yonaguni Monument, Japan

Dive into the depths of the Yonaguni Monument! Discover the mysterious underwater stone formations off Yonaguni Island in Japan's Ryukyu Islands. These massive structures, with their straight lines, sharp edges, and right angles, challenge our understanding of history and ancient civilizations. Explore terraces, platforms, and steps that hint at an advanced past. Debate rages over their origins: natural formations sculpted by geological forces or evidence of human intervention thousands of years ago? Join us as we unravel the secrets of this enigmatic monument and its impact on archaeology and marine exploration. Like and share if you’re fascinated by this underwater mystery! #YonaguniMonument #UnderwaterArchaeology #AncientCivilizations #Mystery #Japan

CHAPTER:
00:00 #1 Underwater Enigma
00:43 #2 The Diver's Revelation
02:08 #3 A Submerged Wonder
02:40 #4 The Architect's Tools
03:56 #5 Straight Lines in a Curved World
05:12 #6 Nature's Palette, or Human Design?
06:28 #7 A Gateway to the Past?
07:34 #8 Nature's Masterpiece?
08:49 #9 Echoes of a Lost Civilization
09:57 #10 The Debate Deepens
11:11 #11 A Question of Time
12:24 #12 Scientific Inquiry
13:35 #13 The Carbon Dating Conundrum
15:02 #14 Evidence and Interpretation
16:19 #15 Yonaguni and Underwater Archaeology
17:35 #16 A Legacy in Stone
18:44 #17 The Enduring Allure of the Unknown
19:53 #18 Yonaguni's Call to Explore

[High.Desert]

So, slabs of rock. Amazing 🤩. Our most implosible fantasies must be true.

[heidetermeg]

I imagine the people of the future once discovering the Taj Mahal and being quite adamant it's just a natural formation, carved by wind and water erosion over millennia; The same way we look at clearly human made structures today and point to that one explanation that require nature to start building in straight lines at 90 degree angles seemingly cut with laser precision and align them to star formations and whatnot.

That happens every few feet, from what I reckon. I know for a FACT that -someone- built MY apartment - but I have a funny inkling that my neighbor's abode may be the result of dust collecting into complex shapes, wood being cut by the forces of the wind and blown from the forest into a conspicuous cuboid shape, sand blowing in from the Sahara desert and naturally melting into rectangular glass shapes in the upper atmosphere (because of light refracted from the planet Venus) and naturally end up lodged at regular intervals between the wood blown from the forest; to form windows. The only thing I cannot explain is how the hell it produced the dude's electricity, never mind the metallic fan he's got in front of his door. I have no explanation for how nature sorted out the logistics to make him an actual working DOOR, though. Must be pure luck.

With that line of thought, it's frankly amazing how we don't stumble across stuff like this every other day; as these natural processes have an uncanny way of being quite deliberate in where they want to take place and especially being so 'natural' that they often occur so often in nature that one literally cannot find other matching natural processes doing the same, anywhere in the world.

My guess? The fishes did it.