Ancient Indian / Indus ValleyIndia22.2394°, 68.9678°
Dwarka (Submerged City)
What the Show Claims
- ›Submerged structures off the coast of Gujarat match the description of Krishna's city in the Mahabharata
- ›The city was destroyed in a war fought with alien weapons — described in the Mahabharata as 'divine astras'
- ›The submerged structures date to 9000 BC — before any known civilization — suggesting alien construction
- ›Krishna was himself an extraterrestrial being who visited Earth and encoded alien knowledge in the Bhagavad Gita
What Archaeology Says
Underwater archaeological surveys off Dwarka have found submerged walls, anchors, and pottery dating to c. 1500 BC and later — consistent with known Bronze Age civilizations in the region, not 9000 BC. The submergence is due to sea level rise following the last Ice Age. The Mahabharata is an epic composed c. 400 BC–400 AD; while it may preserve historical memories, claims of alien weapons require extraordinary evidence not present in the archaeological record.