http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/535...he-navy-is-investigating-reports-going-viral/ http://mysticalfiles.com/this-pyram...-years-before-being-discovered-near-portugal/ This looks a little photoshopped Rocket River interesting none the less
Quick google search and it seems like this may a hoax that some website started for publicity that caught steam.
LMFAO. Wow. "You will not find this anywhere in mainstream media because NOAA and other underwater mapping agencies have been mapping this area near the Mid-Atlantic Ridge since the beginning of this technology. They have surely known about this pyramid for some time." Ah those tricky scientists at NOAA, always not announcing something because... they have already known about it for some time. Also: Spoiler Starving Vegas computer "artist" wants his desktop back. :grin:
The “Underwater Pyramid” Discovered off the Azores—The Update No One Wants To Read the Portugal-based Hydrographic Institute issued a report that was all but totally ignored by the English speaking media. Portuguese newspapers reported that the sonar used by the sailor was extremely low-resolution. The data points obtained by the sonar pings created straight lines making it look uniform. The Secretary of Science & Culture had also asked the Portuguese Navy to investigate so they pulled out a hydrographic survey of the site made with the highest resolution equipment. The results were definitive: there is no “structure” there, just a hill on the bottom. The Portuguese Navy then formally commented on the “discovery.” In this video a Navy Commander relates that it is a sonar “read error” and that it is a volcanic hill. The Portuguese Hydrographic Institute then related that the “pyramid” was a known volcanic hill and posted actual underwater bottom contours of the site from a hydrographic survey.
Also, I heard that if you type in your pin number backwards at the ATM, the cops will rush to that location. Oh, and..
This has to be the most startling evidence for an ancient race of aquatic pyramid building people we've found yet.