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Atlantis found on Google Earth? Er, no
Published 2/20/2009 at CNET News.com
Strange grid-like image off the West Coast of Africa was spotted on Google Earth. Could it be Atlantis? Nope. It's "an artifact of the data collection process," Google says.
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