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This leaves unanswered the question of how this rock crossed 52 million miles of space and arrived on Earth. Maybe a UFO landed on Mars, and the rock became lodged in its landing gear. Later, as the saucer was making its final approach into an alien base in Antarctica, the rock came loose and landed in the ice field. In short, the rock came to Earth the same way the dandelion came to North America - by ship.
Originally posted by Surfeit
Great subject. I first learned about Lake Vostok with this doc.
The Lost World of Lake Vostok
Good watch....enjoy.
Originally posted by ManFromEurope
Okay, there is a renowned Cambridge Journal called "Polar Record".
Do a search about "Hitler", giving you some real experts views about Queen-Maud-Land, Highjump etc.
Take a look at this one: Hitler's Antarctic base: the myth and the reality.
Abstract:
In January-February 1939, a secret German expedition visited Dronning (or Queen) Maud Land, Antarctica, apparently with the intention inter alia of establishing a base there. Between 1943 and 1945 the British launched a secret wartime Antarctic operation, code-named Tabarin. Men from the Special Air Services Regiment (SAS), Britain's covert forces for operating behind the lines, appeared to be involved. In July and August 1945, after the German surrender, two U-boats arrived in Argentina. Had they been to Antarctica to land Nazi treasure or officials? In the southern summer of 1946–1947, the US Navy appeared to ‘invade’ Antarctica using a large force. The operation, code-named Highjump, was classified confidential. In 1958, three nuclear weapons were exploded in the region, as part of another classified US operation, code-named Argus. Given the initial lack of information about these various activities, it is not, perhaps, surprising that some people would connect them to produce a pattern in which governments would be accused of suppressing information about ‘what really happened’, and would use these pieces of information to construct a myth of a large German base existing in Antarctica and of allied efforts to destroy it. Using background knowledge of Antarctica and information concerning these activities that has been published since the early 1940s, it is demonstrated: that the two U-Boats could not have reached Antarctica; that there was no secret wartime German base in Dronning Maud Land; that SAS troops did not attack the alleged German base; that the SAS men in the region at the time had civilian jobs; that Operation Highjump was designed to train the US Navy for a possible war with the Soviet Union in the Arctic, and not to attack an alleged German base in Antarctica; and that Operation Argus took place over the ocean more than 2000 km north of Dronning Maud Land. Activities that were classified have subsequently been declassified and it is no longer difficult to separate fact from fancy, despite the fact that many find it attractive not to do so.
Fazit: Forget the myth about Neuschwabenland etc.
Professor DeLaurier’s paper discussed the existence of a structure so vast that it defied imagination—a quasi-cylindrical loaf of an object measuring 65 miles long by 65 miles thick at a staggering depth of 80 miles. The huge structure had been detected by seismic equipment located at Alert, one of the U.S.-Canadian Distant Early Warning (DEW) stations in the Arctic wilderness. Studies showed that the object, which straddled the earth’s mantle and crust, was the source of some sort of disturbance—similar to the situation encountered at Lake Vostok 30-odd years later—affecting the magnetic field at the Alert facility and “inducing a strong flow of electricity.”
Originally posted by KopoJon
I am confused, how can the NSA or any other government classify and restrict access to a Russian part of the Antarctica?
Anyway here is an article from the BBC at the start of the year concerning a Russian drilling project to basicaly open Lake Vostok up.
www.bbc.co.uk...
Drilling has been delayed due to extreme weather conditions but they are due to commence just after winter. Doesnt seem very classified to be honest, they are quite open about what they are doing there.
Originally posted by JiggyPotamus
Has anyone ever seen images of the whole of Antarctica from space? I sure haven't been able to find any,
Originally posted by Illustronic
Originally posted by JiggyPotamus
Has anyone ever seen images of the whole of Antarctica from space? I sure haven't been able to find any,
You can't type in a simple Google search?
Have you never heard of NASA Visible Earth?