It's an age-old narrative, one that has captivated scholars, adventurers, and dreamers alike for centuries. Over 2,000 books have ventured into the realm of Atlantis, the fabled island civilization penned by Plato. A myriad of seekers, from esteemed scientists to eccentric enthusiasts, have scoured every corner of our planet, trying to uncover the truth behind this legendary place. Locations as varied as the Antarctic, South China Sea, and even the Mediterranean have been suggested as the possible resting place of Atlantis. However, despite countless expeditions and extensive research, no definitive proof has surfaced, until now.
This time, the spotlight is on Robert Sarmast, a determined Iranian-American who believes he has made a groundbreaking discovery. Sarmast has established a dedicated site, discoveryofatlantis.com, where he recently shared compelling three-dimensional images that he claims confirm the existence of Atlantis’s acropolis, submerged seven kilometers off the coast of Cyprus and a staggering 1,000 meters below sea level. His confidence in this discovery is unwavering, and he is poised to share his findings with the world.
To bring this ancient story to life, Sarmast has partnered with TMC Entertainment, a documentary production company based in Los Angeles. They've invested a substantial amount of money to create a two-hour live special that promises to immerse viewers in the adventure of uncovering Atlantis. As submarines and remote-operated vehicles dive into the depths of the ocean, the world will have a front-row seat to witness what might be the greatest archaeological find of modern times. Sarmast's conviction that he has unearthed the truth about Atlantis has ignited excitement and skepticism in equal measure.
