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originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Beyondsecret888
What structures found?
If you show me conclusive evidence of any structures emerging from the melting ice i will endeavor to tell you where they came from.
As to the ice melting well, we are living through the overarching ice age period known as the Quaternary glaciation, and our Earth does move in Epochs.
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Breakthestreak
Can see how the land would be in any way arable or suitable or for agricultural purposes considering 6 months of the year its essentially dark.
Plenty of other goodies to be had mineral wise all the same under all that ice.
Whilst not truly dark the Sun won't be back up till August.
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: M4ngo
Perfectly serious.
My vision is just fine.
And all we see in those images is geography and geology at play.
What you see is down to pareidolia, because you choose to see things that are not there.
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: M4ngo
The poor quality of the images provided and pareidolia displayed by the likes of yourself speaks volumes.
As to my opinion, well my opinion is that billions of tons of ice depress continents and rake them clean down to the bedrock, and funnily enough, nature seems to take a similar tact.
Frozen spaceships and pyramid mountains my arse. LoL
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Beyondsecret888
I think you should read some of Corey Goode's pre-adamic nonsense.
If there was anything there, it won't be after all that ice grinding atop the depressed continent for at least the past 200 million years.
Antarctica is a gold mine, quite literally, if we were ever to get our act together and exploit the resources, just like anywhere else on Earth, doing so however would be quite the feat of modern engineering.
The fact of the matter, low Earth Orbit, and even deep space are a hell of a lot less hostile environments to contend with those presented to us on Antarctica.
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: M4ngo
The poor quality of the images provided and pareidolia displayed by the likes of yourself speaks volumes.
As to my opinion, well my opinion is that billions of tons of ice depress continents and rake them clean down to the bedrock, and funnily enough, nature seems to take a similar tact.
Frozen spaceships and pyramid mountains my arse. LoL
originally posted by: TritonTaranis
Nothing would survive the ice crushing down on it, all the structures I’ve seen are proven natural formations
And Antarctic ice isn’t melting
Neither was it 21c