The Why Files does Mysteries Beneath the Ice: The Secrets of Antarctica

the Antarctic mystery episode is released (TWF) and the digital TV (channel BOUNCE) airs the movie Alien versus Predator.... obviously to stir-the-conspiracy community...

a reply to: StudioNada

lol. well played

One in 10 of these episodes contains information of interest the rest are really well produced copies of other people’s work

originally posted by: 727Sky
2:06 to 5:31 runs the annoying Ad. This presentation talks about some of the conspiracies and mysteries surround Antarctica .

Mysteries Beneath the Ice: The Secrets of Antarctica

Rumors of UFOs and other strangeness in Antarctica go back a long time.

Operation Highjump arrived in 1946 with a heavily armed US Navy fleet. Their mission was to extend American sovereignty over Antarctica. The mission was supposed to take six months. Instead, it lasted six weeks.

The Operation ended because of poor weather. At least, that's the official report. Eyewitnesses said aggressive flying craft chasing the Navy out of the area.

In 1985, a medevac flight was forced over a "no-fly" zone near the South Pole. The crew saw a giant hole in the ice, as wide as a football field. When the crew returned to base, they were debriefed. Not by the Navy. By men in suits. One of the crewmen said they had the typical "DC look."

In the 1990s, Navy flight crews reported silver discs zipping over mountain peaks at impossible speeds. The crews were told to never speak of it.

In 2003, a Navy SEAL on a covert mission found an ancient structure protruding through the ice. It was made of something that wasn't quite metal but wasn't quite stone. It was warm to the touch. And on that structure was a door.

Since the launch of Google Earth, hundreds of images of tunnels and entrances have been found leading into the Antarctic ice - miles deep, including a perfectly circular hole a half-mile wide.

In 2018, scientists in Antarctica launched weather balloons to study cosmic rays coming from space and hitting the Earth. They found cosmic rays. as expected. But what they didn't expect: the cosmic rays were coming from "something" two miles underneath the ice.

There are witnesses who have seen things, heard things, and felt things that should not exist in Antarctica. Yet they do.

Whatever's down there, we're not supposed to know about it. But one thing's for sure, something very strange - and very important - is happening at the bottom of the world.

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How cosmic rays can come from something two miles underneath the ice?

Basic definition using Wikipedia

Cosmic rays or astroparticles are high-energy particles or clusters of particles (primarily represented by protons or atomic nuclei) that move through space at nearly the speed of light. They originate from the Sun, from outside of the Solar System in our own galaxy, and from distant galaxies

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Cosmic rayas are nothing more than atomic nuclei that travel through space at speeds close to the speed of light and their sources are stars, galaxies, and black holes, supernovae, and active galactic nuclei (quasars)

a reply to: Raptured

It totally sent up red-flags for me though just the timing of it. Why would this even be considered news when the only people familar with the notion of possible ruins in Antartica are fringe researchers and online adventurers like us, who watch content that continuously asks questions that go against mainstream dogma.

What are they hiding?

It could be that we are being set up for a project bluebeam...

Or

We could be experiencing a form of slow, soft disclosure as this thread about quantum tunneling communication suggest:

Contact! A 25 year UN disclosure plan is now in year 5

If instantaneous communication is possible, then maybe instantaneous travel is as well. Thinking about quantum tunneling communication had made me realize that there has to be two points on either side of the quantum tunnel where the laws of physics go from classical, to quantum, than back to classical. This would suggest that stargates may only be able to provide instantaneous travel between two predetermined points, as the WF video seems to suggest.

I have heard rumors of really cool stuff being under the ice in Antarctica, and it has sparked my imagination to wonder things like, what if Antarctica holds technology that terraformed Earth thousands, or millions, of years ago?

The WF video suggest the documentary, Antarctica: Alien Secrets Beneath the Ice, which they say can be rented on Netflix for $4, but torrent can also be found for those of us who don't like having to rent something after already having to pay for a monthly subscription to something. I plan on watching this tonight.

Okay, so I watched the video and it is interesting but there is a possible pyramid on the continent that was mentioned to be huge and aligned with our cardinal directions. Then further in there is a mention that the continent may have been moved to its current location via earth's plate movements or other methods. SO my question here is if the pyramid is super old and the continent could have moved after it was made, then how did this supposed pyramid maintain a layout that reflects our cardinal positions. I would have expected them to be off by however many degrees of rotation etc that the coninent had relocated from the original position.

Or maybe I just heard it wrong. Either way the rest of it is intriguing though i have heard bits and pieces of this in various sites/blogs what-have-you.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: SprocketUK

To be fair it sounds better coming from them.

Than the likes of Linda Moulton Howe.

Entertaining.

My boy wants a "Heckle Fish" thingamabob toy.

Buy him a hammer too

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: SprocketUK

To be fair it sounds better coming from them.

Than the likes of Linda Moulton Howe.

Entertaining.

My boy wants a "Heckle Fish" thingamabob toy.

I believe heckle fish has his own channel which your boy might be interested in. I remember you saying your son was quite young so be careful as some of the fish jokes can be quite adult.

As for the show I've read and watched all this information before so wasn't of much interest to me.

I do like the why files however and will continue to watch it.

a reply to: Maybenexttime

Really, ile look into that for him Maybenexttime, ta for the info.

Yeah, I heard all the Spartan One tales from Linda Moulton Howe and a few other places many moons ago myself.

Antarctica is interesting.

They put it together and repackaged the info rather well, I like the Why Files.

originally posted by: ATypicalWMD11B
One in 10 of these episodes contains information of interest the rest are really well produced copies of other people’s work

Who cares?

I don't think he's in it for the glory. He just wants the information out there.

And if his megaphone is bigger than the others who's work he's allegedly using, it's still good since the goal is to convey the information to as many people as possible - n'est pas? I mean no one is in it for the money, right?

Keep 'em coming!

originally posted by: 727Sky
a reply to: Raptured

I remember when I was a young man and even a kid we trusted the government and its institutions to speak the truth; we had faith in justice, and the American way ... It is amazing how things have changed over the years for many people of this world.

The world is certainly much different. It's crazy to meet people who've never known classic American values. Different breeds, I suppose...

Anyway, I watched the episode, and I found it very interesting. The guy (subject of video, not presenter) telling the tales has no name or supporting evidence or witnesses. But I've always figured Antarctica was a flourishing continent or island at some point. I love to hear the tales. I've always thought a continental shift may have happened in the not-all-that-distant past.

I love to learn about arctic pyramids and epic caves. Is it true? I suppose we won't know in our lifetimes unless something truly drastic happens.

I'd also like to point out, that while I love the why files and you bringing them up, you should really add some opening commentary/opinions/summary to your threads about them. Some people have spotty connections and need to read topics. Just saying.

I love the WhyFiles, but Robert Sepehr also did a nice expose on antarctica that has even more information.