“Benjamin Franklin’s discoveries and experiments are well-known by now.  His efforts to map the currents of the Atlantic Ocean have greatly improved trade with Europe.  One such map is different and was passed to me by George Washington who wished to keep it secret except between Presidents.  During one of Franklin’s trips to France, they encountered a terrible storm between Greenland and Iceland that forced their ship farther south than the gulf stream.  They began experiencing strange anomalies that Franklin took careful note of.  He documented interesting electrical phenomena such as St. Elmo’s fire that glowed much brighter than usual, lightning that appeared to gather as if in a sphere, and unusual whirlpools threatening to draw down the entire ship.  Franklin and the crew were happy to survive the storm.  Amazingly, the old rascal was stubborn enough to take measurements of the area using his scientific tools.  He has proposed an idea, however he is ever skeptical of his findings. He believes he may have found the location of Atlantis, the great city written about by Plato, the Greek philosopher. He believes that an energy surrounds the ancient city which may be the cause of the strange phenomenon and eddy created in the Atlantic.  Proof of the ancient city could be instrumental in understanding our past.  Unfortunately, if the legend is true, I fail to see how men could ever reach the depths of the ocean to discover its vast wealth of information.  There will always be men like Franklin who never cease to amaze with their brilliance. Perhaps this information may be of more use to others in the distant future.  

-John Adams 1799″

This is huge! Easily the biggest revelation so far. Although, I’m not seeing Atlantis anywhere on this map.

-Veritas