Thread 512489596

did they finally do the ultimate fuck up?

>>512489596 (OP)
Bump for interest.

>>512489596 (OP)
What's going on here bros?

>>512489596 (OP)
Kind of i mean if they are patching this i believe they can do mistakes. They are retarded or they just want to start leaking something and they pretend they fucked up.

supposedly nz airforce medivaced 3 burgers from mcmurdo in the middle of a storm because they had an "undisclosed illness"

>>512490935
>want to start leaking something and they pretend they fucked up.
that's a very logical possibility, it's rare at most that we hear about things we're not meant to

Admiral Byrd interview 1954
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxYr7VzB5EY

>>512489596 (OP)
Operation Highjump and National Socialists escaping to Antarctica to go underground

>>512490567
i wouldn't worry about it.

>>512490567
they are just updating the war maps
i wouldn't worry about it

>>512493963
This is easily the worst conspiracy theory that has ever existed.
>the moon is a map of the earth except it doesn’t look anything like the earth

>>512494084
i wouldn't worry about it

>>512489596 (OP)
zoom around Antarctica on Google maps. there's just random areas all over that are blank for some rason

Nice, a schizo thread. Any more Antarctica theories?

>>512489596 (OP)
ice jews. always was.

oh shit. fuck fuck fuck. what do i do to prepare

up

>>512491139
I just saw that on AccuWeather. I'm definitely curious to know what the condition was, for 3 people to have it.

That reminds me, did we ever find out what happened with that rape crisis or whatever the South African crew was dealing with? It was reported just before Antarctica's winter iirc.

>>512494680
Let’s talk about Antarctica, /pol/; this is the normie history of Antarctica sources from Wikipedia
>In the Western world, belief in a Cold Land—a vast continent located in the far south of the globe to "balance" out the northern lands of Europe, Asia and North Africa—had existed for centuries. Aristotle had postulated a symmetry of the earth, which meant that there would be equally habitable land south of the known world.
A bold assumption for one so wise as Aristotle, but for those more familiar with his work, I am sure you know exactly what he is talking about.
>In 1473 Portuguese navigator Lopes Gonçalves proved that the equator could be crossed
This is just an incredibly fun fact: people literally did not know the equator could be crossed by sea in the early 1400s. So much was unknown about the world in those days...
>The doubling of the Cape of Good Hope in 1487 by Bartolomeu Dias first brought explorers within touch of the Antarctic cold, and proved that there was an ocean separating Africa from any Antarctic land
This was when it was noticed something was missing, but what? Magellan found some cool shit in the early 1500’s, but it just sparked more curiosity
>The search for this great south land or Third World was a leading motive of explorers in the 16th and the early part of the 17th centuries
>>in 1642 Tasman showed that even New Holland (Australia) was separated by sea from any continuous southern continent.
How could they determine Australia nor the cape of Africa weren’t their theoretical southern landmass? Were they looking for something specific? What an odd thing to say, if they knew where the continent was, they could just head south from anywhere, but they were SEARCHING for a particular landmass and knew very well when they did not find it.
>In 1771, Yves Joseph Kerguelen sailed from France with instructions to proceed south from Mauritius in search of "a very large continent."
How odd again.
(Cont)

>>512495584
They know relative size, but not the location? What could it mean? What did it mean to Aristotle who hypothesized this landmass that has been searched for over a dozen decades from a time before crossing the equator by sea was known to be possible?
Unfortunately yves was waylaid by yet another undersized island
>found it to be only an inhospitable island which he renamed the Isle of Desolation, but which was ultimately named after him
>The obsession of the undiscovered continent culminated in the brain of Alexander Dalrymple, the brilliant and erratic hydrographer who was nominated by the Royal Society to command the Transit of Venus expedition to Tahiti in 1769.
>their course was stopped by ice.
After much rerouting...
>he convinced himself that if land lay farther south it was practically inaccessible and of no economic value.[4]
But this would not deter this centuries long obsession...
>Admiral Fabian Gottlieb von Bellingshausen was one of the first to spot the continent of Antarctica.... on 19 February 1819.
The modern age kicked off beginning with the first time modern man sighted Antarctica, an inexplicably theorized landmass (unless you are Aristotle) and the subsequent “Heroic age of Antarctic exploration”. In the decades following the world saw the rise of electricity and great minds like Edison and Tesla. During this time the world saw a technological revolution unrivaled by anything save perhaps the dawn of the internet.
As the century drew to a close the interest in Antarctica remained Fervish
>In August 1895 the Sixth International Geographical Congress in London passed a general resolution calling on scientific societies throughout the world to promote the cause of Antarctic exploration "in whatever ways seem to them most effective".[13] Such work would "bring additions to almost every branch of science".
>Such work would "bring additions to almost every branch of science".
A fascinating quote.
(Cont)

We began to transition out of the Heroic Age and into the Mechanical Age of exploration. It seems both appropriate and humble to make a distinction between these two eras. Mankind has grown up quit a bit since the first sighting of Antarctica, one can only imagine why, and now humans are a more than a mathematical, philosophical, and astronomical civilization; we have been Imbued with great technology in a short time. But we are FAR from done with the so-called Antarctica:
>A journalist inspecting the ship before she sailed reported "Gadgets! Gadgets! Gadgets everywhere!".[5] These included wireless, an electrically heated crow's nest and an "odograph" that could trace and record the ship's route and speed.[5]
I wish there was more normie information on the Mechanical Age, but Wikipedia would prefer to focus on women in Antarctica and information here is sparse on my first pass. Suffice to say, we entered the roaring twenties in tandem with the most prominent of the MA missions and had quite the technological trajectory since.
A few notes:
>People were talking about Antarctica before they knew they could even sail south of the equator.
>two centuries of exploration were spent in pursuit of Antarctica, a continent whose qualities but not location were apparently known.
>the location of the landmass was never known (as indicated by eliminating all options before simply heading south).
>two centuries of cooperative Antarctic exploration post discover occurred amidst countless wars and two so-called world wars
>from the moment we caught sight of it, and in strong correlation with our inexplicable obsession with it, humans have advanced in leaps in bounds in the technological realm

What is going on in so-called Antarctica?
What would Aristotle have likely called it?

>>512495656
Hyperborea? But I thought that was supposed to be in the Arctic.

The Agarthans have released mecha Hitler

>>512496025
Sorry I wrote that for anons who were not retarded.

>>512496951
And yet I'm the only one who replied. You'll have to excuse me for having things to do than study Aristotle's schizo theories.

>>512489596 (OP)
This is like the fourth or fifth Antarctica/Agartha/Breakaway German thread I've seen in the last couple days. What's going on?

>>512491529
>Zerg nydus canal
Big trouble on the horizon

>>512496877
Checkked. Praise Shambala!

>>512499644
Kek wills it.

>>512499700
Again! Map on the middle left most.

>>512496025
He meant to say Hypoborea

>>512497807
sud/pol/ is an ancient tradition
you DO want to find shambala, dont you anon?

>>512497807
Probably the solar flares desu.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4kQorCVjtA

>>512499789
Other half.

>>512499917
It's basically the point of life. Master tummo (wim hoff breath is part of it) and march into the ice with infinite fire till you reach the land of perennial paradise/west world.

Pic related.
https://libgen.bz/edition.php?id=138347323

>>512500144
Das digits return. Praise Kek!

>>512489596 (OP)
What the literal fuck goes on in the mind of a schizo? This is clearly an image stitched together from multiple flybys at different resolutions and the subject of the photo is a crevasse, which are all over the place down there. I’m pleading with you people to think rationally for an instant before you post here. If you’re unable to do that, take your ass on over to /x/

>>512499700
Sub instructions, precise high res.

Original documents

>>512495656
Hypernotia would be “beyond the south” or “the far southern land” if you keep in line with the Greek of hyperborea

>>512500421
Military attachment document.

>>512491529
How did you get this picture of my ex-wife's winter vagina?

>>512500481
i mean it wraps back around
inside of a sphere and all that

>bots talking to bots who responded to a bot
Yep.
Im on 4chan....

>>512500252
sneed glowie, also, see
>>512491139
read, retard

>>512497807
Some scientists got air lifted out of Antarctica the other day.

>>512501209
sounds awful shilly shmuley

>>512501209
>doesn't want to talk about Agartha and German UFOs
found (((you)))

>>512499791
zozzle

>>512489596 (OP)
what am I looking at?

>>512502510
swamp gas reflecting off of the northern lights

>>512489596 (OP)
looks like something bob ross would paint before the trees go on

>>512503076
>heatmap
lol i remember when they accidentally leaked a whole bunch of US black sites with that. oops. who brings their phone into area 51 anyways?

there was another one we found on antarctica back then iirc
it was just a line, closer to the coast, and then i think there was one that looked like an C or a V

>>512495265
>what the condition was

>>512503910
it mustve been serious if they were flown out in the dead ass middle of the winter
its not always even possible to fly out of there in such conditions

that said, its not unheard of for old diseases to pop back up frozen in ice samples
i seem to remember some environmental researchers getting the black death that way. cant remember if it was antarctica though

>>512503857
>who brings their phone into area 51 anyways?
government employees
I thought I had those pics but I do not. Maybe someone will post em before I fall asleep.

>>512494680
>theories
Its where the ancient AI is buried. the super cold temperatures keep it running smoothly. the worlds elite go to it for advice... for a price.

>>512490567
Secret Wars (original), basically.

>>512503857
>there was another one we found on antarctica
I remember one that was 2 five pointed stars adjacent and overlapping each other

so supposedly they were evacd from mcmurdo base, which is this little peninsula in the big bay
thats the big research station down there, and it would explain how they were even able to fly in
3 flown out
1 in need of urgent medical care
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQU8pnjjjLs
kiwi air force humblebragging about how badass they are
that really is no joke flying to antarctica in the winter tho. theyre lucky theyre not ALL dead

bomp