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7/22/2025, 4:41:58 PM
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>The Earth is much larger than they tell us
I should explain this if I'm going to bring it up. Since if you post this in the flat earth threads both the flatfags and roundfags will team up to call you a schizo. Since they do that and I know both sides have legions of bots and shills posting using scripts I figure there must be some legitimacy to my theory. You can always get a good idea of what's true when you stumble upon subjects that make what are usually two opposing sides unite to attack you.
My best guess is that what we know as the Earth is simply a crater on a much larger body. The so-called "Antarctica Ice wall" is simply the rim of the crater. It's the mountain range that makes up the rim and its glaciers. Beyond it just a short distance you go down the other side of the mountain range and into lands unknown (at least to us). The major powers developed long range aircraft in the 1930s-1940s and figured this out. After WW2 during the 1950s they started sending down permanent expeditions and established a presence there. They probably bumped into other life/people living outside of this crater and made deals with them to prevent knowledge of the outside lands from spreading here. Or perhaps they've known about it for much longer than they're telling us. Either way, this crater we're in operates as a prison. They make sure to keep us inside of it and no one is allowed out unless they're given permission. That's why it's so hard to get a job in on one of the bases and everyone is watched like a hawk whenever they're on them. Also why the tours you can sign up for only go to the same handful of places near the shoreline.
Again my best guess: If you start at the southern tip of South America and go straight across to Antarctica there is a passage between two mountains that you could probably cross on foot if you took enough food with you. It looks that way on the maps we're allowed to see anyway. Admiral Byrd got out easily with an aircraft.
>The Earth is much larger than they tell us
I should explain this if I'm going to bring it up. Since if you post this in the flat earth threads both the flatfags and roundfags will team up to call you a schizo. Since they do that and I know both sides have legions of bots and shills posting using scripts I figure there must be some legitimacy to my theory. You can always get a good idea of what's true when you stumble upon subjects that make what are usually two opposing sides unite to attack you.
My best guess is that what we know as the Earth is simply a crater on a much larger body. The so-called "Antarctica Ice wall" is simply the rim of the crater. It's the mountain range that makes up the rim and its glaciers. Beyond it just a short distance you go down the other side of the mountain range and into lands unknown (at least to us). The major powers developed long range aircraft in the 1930s-1940s and figured this out. After WW2 during the 1950s they started sending down permanent expeditions and established a presence there. They probably bumped into other life/people living outside of this crater and made deals with them to prevent knowledge of the outside lands from spreading here. Or perhaps they've known about it for much longer than they're telling us. Either way, this crater we're in operates as a prison. They make sure to keep us inside of it and no one is allowed out unless they're given permission. That's why it's so hard to get a job in on one of the bases and everyone is watched like a hawk whenever they're on them. Also why the tours you can sign up for only go to the same handful of places near the shoreline.
Again my best guess: If you start at the southern tip of South America and go straight across to Antarctica there is a passage between two mountains that you could probably cross on foot if you took enough food with you. It looks that way on the maps we're allowed to see anyway. Admiral Byrd got out easily with an aircraft.
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