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Originally posted by kissmygrits
reply to post by zorgon
"THESE PICTURES ARE NOTHING NEW"
I posted these pictures over 8-months ago on ATS. I found them on another web site do not recall where.
The real mystery here is the Small city above ground at -67degrees 20'29.80"S and 98degrees 53'25.44"E now you cannot get there by just putting the Logitude and latitude numbers in on Google and clicking Go-There,
You must determine using the cave opening that looks like a metal door and go in the direction of where this Lat. & Long. should be and you will see what looks like a pile of dark rocks that could be structures, then look to the left of the dark rocks and you will see a small city with multi-story buildings all painted white so they are very difficult to see but they are there for those of you who will take the time to hunt for them. You will know that you are there when the Lat. & Long. match the co-ordinance I gave you above.
Good hunting. When you find them please post them, I am not good at posting pictures from another site.
The original picture on the Google-Earth map is from Feb. 2006- I would love to see an updated picture of these two holes to day, Dec 2010.
KMG
Originally posted by Lonewolf2585
i wanna explore it anyone in for an expedition?
Originally posted by Skyco
While taking an interest in the topic, you also need to keep common sense and logic close by, until we find evidence of such a place, then i don't see anything constructive coming out of speculation about holes in the ground.
Originally posted by Havick007
FYI: As stated this image and subject many, many, many times on ATS - I find it unusal that it has now made top spot on the homepage - no offence OP but yeah this aint exactly new.....
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by verylowfrequency
Ice forming in partially collapsed lava tubes is an excellent call.
Originally posted by MavRck
Yes these are most interesting... I have them pinned on GE ... Strange...
I'll give 500$ to anyone willing to jump into it with a parachute and glowsticks...
The immediate purpose of the Snow Cruiser, however, as part of the U. S. Antarctic Service under Admiral Byrd's command, is to speed up exploration work and scientific investigation as well as to claim the continent as a United States possession by maintaining colonies there for three years as required by international agreement. Assisted by a five-passenger airplane, it is believed that the Snow Cruiser will add as much to the knowledge of the South Polar regions in two or three months as all previous expeditions combined. This plane, along with others, is expected to map most of the South Polar Continent by means of aerial cameras. The Snow Cruiser, world's newest and largest automobile, has almost nothing in common with conventional cars except that it runs on four pneumatic tires, but even this comparison is not exact because the tires are so large and soft that a spring suspension is unnecessary. Unlike an ordinary car, it has two engines instead of one, four-wheel drive, four-wheel steering by two levers instead of a steering wheel, two accelerator pedals, two brake pedals, a builtin hydraulic jack on each wheel, enough Diesel fuel for a 5000-mile run (2500 gallons), 1000 gallons of airplane gasoline, bunks for four men and food for a year.
The Snow Cruiser was built in three months by the Research Foundation of Armour Institute of Technology which owns the ship. Its construction, costing $150,000, was financed by friends of the Institute and 80 manufacturers. Principal units in its makeup include a special alloy steel body built by the Pullman company, two six-cylinder 672 cubic inch, 150 hp Cummings Diesel engines, General Electric generators and. motors, and controls for steering, braking and jacking, by Hydraulic Controls Inc. The airplane is a specially designed Beechcraft with a 350 hp Wright Whirlwind engine.