Structures of unknown origin found in Australia
Australia, New South Wales, Central Coast, Soldiers Beach. Our days.
Soldiers Beach is a popular holiday destination for the Australian (and not only) people.
Unfortunately, I could not cope with Google Earth to get the coordinates and a clear picture of this section of the east coast of Australia, located approximately 115 km (conventionally) from Sydney.
The place of interest to us is an approximately one and a half kilometer section with three protrusions in the sea (ocean) that are very similar to each other and resemble some kind of structures.
The photographs clearly show the rectangular (as well as complex-angled) structure of stone coastal massifs.
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Most of the stone blocks are separated by a double layer of something that looks like a long-corroded metal structure replaced by minerals. Adding doubt and suspiciously welded construction is a multi-section vertical at right angles to the ground.
In my opinion, there is no doubt that this structure is artificial.
Also raises questions are the many large stone blocks lying in the middle of the above ledges. 200% that natural waves could not throw such blocks at such a height and at such a distance - miracles do not happen.
The nature of the stone (or filler) of the "structures" is difficult to determine - it can be either sedimentary rock or (which is very, very similar) concrete. However, as indicated above, the "structures" are located strictly vertically and at right angles to the layered structure of the stone (concrete?).
The former metal parts, crushed and deformed by some force, are also clearly visible.
A possible summary: there was a civilization, there were some massive economic coastal structures, then some destructive processes took place, and everything was over.