Arysio Nunes dos Santos

Arysio Nunes dos Santos (Feb. 24th 1937 – Oct. 7th 2005 AD), was a Brazilian Scientist, a Doctor in Nuclear Physics who was an inventor who claimed to have discovered the location of Plato's Atlantis.

Biography

Born in Belo Horizonte, Brasil, Santos graduated in Electronics at ITA the Aeronautics Technical Institute in Brazil and Doctored in Nuclear Physics at Washington University in St. Louis. He published his technical works under the form of a thesis.

As an Electronics Engineer, Santos had several patents to his credit. He was a teacher of Nuclear Engineering at the Federal University of Minas Gerais in Brazil, and worked as Geologist and Climatologist. He was also an amateur Linguist who mastered ancient languages like Latin, Greek and Sanskrit, among others.

Reference to his works on Atlantis can be seen on the net and a website that he maintained in life has more complete information curriculum.

Santos' research was as very broad and diverse and encompassed since Iodine and Nuclear Energy advancements Diverse articles cite Santos research on Atlantis and his book.

Santos died on September 7, 2005, at the age of 72.

"Atlantis - The Lost Continent Finally Found"

Apart from his professional and scientific interests, Santos has written on a diverse range of subjects including symbolism, Alchemy, the Holy Grail and on comparative Mythology and Religion. His studies led him to conclude that the location of Plato's Atlantis was in Indonesia. This proposed location for the lost continent of Atlantis is also the same as the one for the true biblical Eden, our Original place, contradicting the Out of Africa theory and Out of Taiwan theory for the beginning of Modern Civilization.

Santos affirms that Plato's Atlantis is the same as the mythical Island of Fire and all Paradises Lost that were one and the same and, more controversially, Santos posits that Plato's Atlantis had been really located in Sundaland, or the present day Indonesia, the area of the Indian Ocean and the South China Sea called the Java Sea. After the publication of the Noaa Maps and other tools for bathymetric data, Geologists now understand that there existed a real sunken continent in that region.

Santos has published a number of books on Atlantis and in special one that was a coutry's best seller in Indonesia and became a seminal one, being trasnlated to Indonesian Bahasa, Atlantis - The Lost Continent Finally Found[1] a book that presents his theory on the Indonesian location and that has launched a new hypotheseis on the actual Atlantis location. This has been viewed as a valuable source for Indonesia Tourism.

Although Santos was an engineer and a teacher of Nuclear Physics he came to be more known for his dedication to the theme of Atlantis and of Ancient Traditions. His name is the leading propnent of a scientifi theory on Atlantis. He is quoted iand cited in a number of publications, and his work mentioned in some reputable sources books on the matter.

Santos is thought to have been the only scientist devoted to the matter of Atlantis in modern times and is credited to have been the only ont ot propose one scientific theory on the location theory for Plato's Lost Continent. Proposing Sundaland or the Java Sea as its true and definitive location in scientific form, Santos was highly credited, but in Indonesia, basically.

Books

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References

  1. ↑ dos Santos, A.N., 2005, Atlantis, The Lost Continent Finally Found. Atlantis Publications, North Miami Beach, Florida. 367 pp. ISBN 0-9769550-0-8

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