What is the ancient continent in the Pacific about?

Since the 20th century, scientists have drawn an astonishing inference in the process of exploring the mysteries of nature: about 12,000 years ago, there once existed a highly civilized ancient continent in the Pacific Ocean. The name of the continent is Mu continent.

It is said that the continent of Mu occupies most of the South Pacific, starting from Tahiti in the south, the Hawaiian Islands in the north, Easter Island in the east, and the Mariana Islands in the west. It is about 8,000 kilometers long from east to west. meters, about 5,000 kilometers wide from north to south, and its area is equivalent to the combined area of ??North and South America. The current residents of the Polynesian Islands, Micronesian Islands, and Melanesian Islands are said to be descendants of the remnants of the Mu continent.

The British ethnologist Macmillan Brown was the first to propose that there had been an ancient continent in the Pacific Ocean. At the beginning of the 20th century, in his book "The Mystery of the Pacific", he proposed for the first time that there was a highly civilized continent in the Pacific in ancient times. Since then, there have been many works on this subject, with the research results of British scholar James George Watt being the most influential. Through bold assumptions, extensive investigations, unique reasoning and even confident writing, he sketched out an overview of the continent of Mu in the Pacific Ocean in ancient times.

In 1931, his masterpiece "The Lost Continent" was published in New York and became a sensational bestseller. Since then, he has successively published a series of monographs such as "The Descendants of Mu", "The Sacred Symbols of Mu", "The Cosmic Power of Mu", etc., laying the cornerstone of the ancient Pacific continent theory. Regarding the disappearing continent of Mu, George Watt described it this way: In ancient times, there once existed an ancient continent in the Pacific Ocean. It was the cradle of human civilization. At its peak, the population was about 640,000. The residents living on this continent included Huang, People of all skin colors, white and black, live in harmony without distinction between high and low. The king of the ancient continent was named Lamu. He was not only the supreme ruler of the ancient continent, but also the most sacred religious leader. The inhabitants of Mu continent believe in a single religion.

The inhabitants of the ancient continent had a high degree of culture and were particularly outstanding in architecture and navigation. They had colonies all over the world.

There were only seven major cities on the ancient continent, of which Hiranipura was the capital. It had developed transportation, especially water transportation, a large population, and a prosperous economy.

There were no steep mountains in the ancient continent, only endless green plains and low hills. The soil was fertile, the harvests were abundant year after year, the plants were luxuriant all year round, and the flowers and fruits were fragrant all year round. The lotus is the national flower of the ancient continent. It blooms on the waterfront and various birds sing to their heart's content in the woods. Wild elephants roam in groups in the primeval forest, their ears flapping from time to time and swatting at harassing flying insects. There is a peaceful and peaceful atmosphere everywhere.

However, one day there was a terrible roar in the ancient continent. In an instant, the earth collapsed, mountains roared and tsunamis occurred, volcanoes erupted, and magma overflowed. The residents of the ancient continent and the vast land sank into the ocean overnight. In the sea, there are only a few highlands above the ocean surface, and the lucky surviving residents are isolated on small islands. A very developed ancient continent suddenly disappeared from the earth. No one can remember that such a continent ever existed. The ancient continent, no one knows that this was the birthplace of human civilization...

George Watt's research results also show that the residents of the Mu continent, like the ancient Indians, worshiped the sun god and not only knew how to use fire , and also created the earliest human writing - a primitive depiction of symbols. They use a rectangle to represent the country, and the blooming lotus represents the Mu continent... This kind of glyphs can be seen on many ancient stone buildings in the world. Some of the glyphs are actually inscriptions commemorating the disappearance of the Mu continent, but no one has Just be able to read it. In addition, residents of the Mu continent can also burn pottery, weave, paint, carve, build ships, and sail and fisheries are also very developed.

As for the urban ruins left behind after the disappearance of the Mu continent, George Watt believes that they can be found everywhere on the Pacific islands. Easter Island, which was part of the Mu continent at that time, survived this disaster and did not sink to the bottom of the sea. The many giant stone statues and engraved stone slabs on the island today are likely to be relics of the Mu continent. The architectural ruins on the small island of South Martel near Pohnpei Island, centered on the "Temple Island" where the royal tombs are located, there are more than 90 artificial islands, each of which is about 10 meters high. The island has a basalt stone wall, a breakwater, a prison, etc. It is said that it is also a relic of the Mu continent. There is a structure on the island of Tahiti similar to the pyramids of Mesoamerica, which is also a relic of the Mu continent... There are many such examples. Are these unrelated ruins, ruins and relics really created by the inhabitants of the vanished Mu continent? Judging from the latest archaeological research results, the inhabitants of the Pacific Islands have lived for no more than 3,000 years. How to explain the time difference between the Mu continent and the Pacific islands that disappeared 12,000 years ago?

It is worth mentioning that one of the most important documentary materials that George Watt relied on, the "Lhasa Records", was discovered in a monastery in Lhasa, Tibet, China. It is a document that records astrology 4,000 years ago. Several other original documents he relied on - the ancient Mayan documents "Troano Codex", "Dresden Codex", "Persian Codex", "Cotethian Codex", etc., are also documents recording astrology. These documents all record the demise of the Mu continent.

The sinking of the Mu continent mentioned in the "Lhasa Records" was an event that occurred 8062 years before the book was written. The "Lhasa Records" was a work 4,000 years ago. From this, it can be inferred that Mu The continent sank 12,000 years ago, which is exactly the same time as the Atlantis continent (Atlantis) sank. George Watt believed that these two ancient continents sank into the ocean for the same reason.

George Watt also mapped the immigration route of residents of the Mu continent based on years of research results. He believed that human civilization originated on the Mu continent, then spread to the American continent, and then spread from the American continent to Atlantic Ocean, and finally spread from there to Egypt, Europe and Africa. Therefore, the Mu continent is the cradle of human civilization.

In recent years, Japanese scholars have also enthusiastically joined the ranks of studying the Mu continent.

According to modern geological common sense, the oceanic crust is made of heavier basalt, and the continental crust is made of lighter granite. There are essential differences between the submarine crust and the terrestrial crust.

In 1968, the scientific research vessel "Hakuho Maru" of the Institute of Oceanography of Tokai University in Japan salvaged a granite stone from the deep seabed of the Northwest Pacific. At that time, it was thought that it might be carried by the ocean currents of the Aleutian Islands. came. Coincidentally, on October 23, 1973, Japan's Tokai University oceanographic research vessel "Mosei Maru" salvaged a large manganese block containing granite in the waters near Kyushu Island. Obviously, it is far-fetched to use ocean currents to explain the source of the manganese block. Scientists linked the two discoveries and speculated that they might be remnants of the Mu continent that sank to the bottom of the sea. Japanese scientists are trying to find new materials through a comprehensive and extensive scientific investigation of the bottom of the Pacific Ocean in order to get a credible answer to the existence of the Mu continent.

The last thing that needs to be mentioned is that in geology, it is generally believed that the last mountain building movement on the earth, the Alpine Orogeny, occurred 60 million years ago, but George Watt believes that the mountains on the earth were It was formed 12,000 years ago. How can we explain the huge difference between the two? Many complex changes have occurred on the earth's surface. In the vast Pacific Ocean, did such a highly civilized continent of Mu really exist? Maybe this is just an innocent and kind wish of human beings who are full of curiosity about the world.