Topic: Bahama Banks

Atlantis suffered three major geological destructions, starting with the gas explosions of 50,000 BC which broke the land into five main islands. A second series of earthquakes in 28,000 BC further fragmented the empire into the islands known today as the Bahamas, Cuba, and Haiti. Despite these catastrophes, the Atlanteans remained a dominant maritime culture that attempted to conquer other parts of the world.

Quasar explains the high financial and temporal costs of pre-internet research, specifically citing the 2,000-page archive for the USS Cyclops case. He highlights the anomaly of the Bahama Banks, where the shallow, clear water should reveal wreckage through the growth of turtle grass, yet hundreds of missing crafts remain completely undiscovered.