Mark Carlotto is a PhD in Electrical Engineering and specialist in optical analysis–and a brilliant, open-minded scientist with some excellent information to share both about Mars and about our lost past. He  published the first peer-reviewed paper about the Mars face in Applied Optics. He tells us the truth aboutread more

In 2015, a 2,600-year-old shipwreck discovered off the coast of Gela in southern Sicily was found to contain 39 ingots of a mysterious alloy that archaeologists believe is the ancient metal known as orichalcum, a metal that Plato described as decorating the walls of the temple of Poseidon in Atlantis. Upon re-examining the wreck, archaeologists have uncovered new artifacts, including a jar, two Corinthian helmets, and 47 additional ingots of the mysterious metal.
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