Discovering Atlantis: Uncovering the Mysteries of a Lost Civilization
About this ebook
The people of Atlantis were believed to be highly skilled in engineering, architecture, and other advanced technologies. They were said to have built massive structures and created advanced machines far ahead of their time.
However, the legend goes on to say that the people of Atlantis became greedy and corrupt, leading to their downfall. The city was said to have been destroyed by a catastrophic event, such as a massive earthquake or a volcanic eruption. Some legend versions suggest that the city sank into the ocean, while others claim that the civilization vanished.
When a team of scientists discovers an ancient map that leads to the lost city of Atlantis, they embark on an adventure of a lifetime. Along the way, they face numerous obstacles and challenges, including treacherous terrain, deadly creatures, and rival teams who will stop at nothing to reach the city first.
About the author
Ariesto Hadi Sutopo is an author of more than thirty publications. Ariesto writes primarily multimedia, educational technology, and qualitative research. Publishing in a breadth of genres, Ariesto dives into the hearts and souls of his characters, meshing his love of research with his love of art, education, and technology. Many artworks in the art are available on the NFT marketplace, especially OpenSea.
Hadi Sutopo attended the Educational Technology Doctorate of Jakarta State University and Master and Bachelor of Computer Science in Indonesia. He has a good talent for art and painting artist. This can all be confusing, so his professional artist causes people to call him Ariesto.
As a computer engineer, he is a senior member of the International Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and the International Association of Computer Science and Information Technology (IACSIT). He is also an Association of Computing Machinery (ACM) member. In addition, he serves the Indonesian Bible Society (LAI) as a member of the Technology Commission.
