Based on dozens of well-known arguments and reasons, there are well kept secrets in Antarctica. Maybe alien bases, an entrance to the Hollow Earth, or even an exit to a warm big ocean.
The 1912 expedition to Antarctica by the famous British polar explorer of the early 20th century, Robert Scott, ended tragically in 1913. Only a few surviving members of the eminent explorer’s team returned to the mainland alive. They brought with them unique photographic materials that perhaps shed light on the mythical ice wall, one of the secrets of Antarctica. According to rumours and legends, the wall passes through the entire ice continent.
Most of the photographs from Captain Scott’s expedition are still kept in the secret British archives in a special department. Only a small part of these images, showing a different civilization behind the ice wall, has recently appeared online.
In early December 2022, numerous photos, allegedly taken in 1910-1913 by Robert Scott, the famous British polar explorer and explorer of Antarctica, were once again re-uploaded to the scandalous resource bitchute.com. The photographs are said to show the landscape behind the ice wall:
If you believe these pictures are real, then after the passage of the Antarctic wall and a long journey through the zone of extreme cold, the real south begins, gradual warming, the disappearance of ice, the appearance of vegetation up to forests and, in the end, a rocky coast opening into the uncharted ocean.
And all sorts of artefacts are scattered along this shore, the remains of ancient temples, and statues of people or even some strange creatures.
The photos caused another surge of disputes between supporters and opponents of the Flat Earthers, but the Flat Earth believers could not scientifically prove their case.
On the other hand, supporters of the round Earth point out that Artificial Intelligence can now completely make a movie about the expedition and even insert an interview with Robert Scott or Richard Byrd, who will foretell how bravely he fought with German flying saucers:
We are not convinced supporters of either team, we are only interested in the truth. And the truth says the following.
Many, if not all of us, asked themselves a simple question: why did these polar explorers had to go through an ordeal of eating ice-cold frozen fish for months, go skiing, get terrible frostbite and eventually give up with a probability of 9 out of 10.
Not a single treasure hunter, not a single Spanish conquistador was so crazy, although they were all risky and courageous people. Risk and suffering should justify themselves, despite the fact that in the case of walking around Antarctica there were no possible preferences – well, they will give you a medal or name a square mile of stones in honour. They can also issue a diploma, increase in military rank and assign a small pension in exchange for frostbites.
According to the official version, Robert Scott died on his way back to the Terra Nova, the ship that brought him to Antarctica. However, as unofficial historians found out at the end of the last century, the legendary explorer was most likely killed.
Somehow it turned out that all the intermediate stops for the return trip were empty, where someone took away food, fuel and equipment. As a result, the entire expedition perished. It is possible, of course, that the supplies were devoured by the Predators, who arrived to hunt for the Aliens, but for now everyone is thinking about the Terra Nova captain. Robert Scott learned a lot and was not going to keep his mouth shut. So they helped him achieving eternal silence.
There are also maps drawn in time immemorial by the Admiral Piri Reis. Their detailing of the coast and landscape of Antarctica is amazing, made at least from an infrared satellite, which sees the ridges hidden under the ice. And on these maps there is no round Earth with round Antarctica but Antarctica is rather a wall stretched along the edge of the map.
There are many maps of round Earth from NASA, there is even a photo of round Mars but it doesn’t bother anyone. At the end, it’s NASA!
