Otto Heinrich Muck (1892-1956) was born in Vienna and graduated as an engineer at the Munich College of Advanced Technology. Muck had a very productive life that saw him hold patents for around 2000 inventions at the time of his death. He was a flying officer during World War I, during World War II he invented the U-boat schnorkel and was also a member of the Peenemunde Rocket Research Team. After the war Muck was a scientific consultant to large industrial concerns. He died in 1956 following an accident.
Muck published his worthwhile contribution to the Atlantis mystery, in German, in 1954. It was translated into English by Fred Bradley and published in Britain in 1978[098] . The book was well received and his views continue to have support today.
Muck’s book is now out of print, but an English translation of it can now be viewed and downloaded from the Internet(a). Unfortunately, this is a machine translation with all the flaws you can expect.
Muck believed that Atlantis had been located on the Mid Atlantic Ridge and was destroyed as a consequence of an asteroidal impact. He maintained that the asteroid hit the Atlantic, east of the Caribbean, creating the remarkable Carolina Bays en route with its attendant debris and causing tectonic disturbance of such a magnitude that it led to the sinking of Atlantis. Muck attributes many of our flood myths to the ensuing tsunamis. With teutonic precision he pinpoints the date of this disaster to June 5th, 8498 BC. MsSVig
Muck published his worthwhile contribution to the Atlantis mystery, in German, in 1954. It was translated into English by Fred Bradley and published in Britain in 1978[098] . The book was well received and his views continue to have support today.
Muck’s book is now out of print, but an English translation of it can now be viewed and downloaded from the Internet(a). Unfortunately, this is a machine translation with all the flaws you can expect.
Muck believed that Atlantis had been located on the Mid Atlantic Ridge and was destroyed as a consequence of an asteroidal impact. He maintained that the asteroid hit the Atlantic, east of the Caribbean, creating the remarkable Carolina Bays en route with its attendant debris and causing tectonic disturbance of such a magnitude that it led to the sinking of Atlantis. Muck attributes many of our flood myths to the ensuing tsunamis. With teutonic precision he pinpoints the date of this disaster to June 5th, 8498 BC. MsSVig