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Prepare to question everything you thought you knew about history! Researchers are making waves with a shocking claim: they might have unearthed the elusive city of Atlantis. A colossal complex of ancient pyramids has been spotted off the coast of Mexico, visible on none other than Google Earth. These enormous structures, sprawling between 3.5 and 11 miles wide, are intriguingly located near iconic Mayan and Aztec sites. Are we on the brink of revealing a vanished civilization, or are these remnants of something extraterrestrial? Could this finally be the proof we’ve been waiting for regarding the mythical Atlantis? Credit: Respective Owner (DM for credit or removals)

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