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One of the first people to fly over Antarctica was Richard E. Byrd who conducted several expeditions to Antarctica in the early 20th century. While Byrd's expeditions are well-documented, there are claims that his diary contains hidden secrets that the government does not want the public to know. A currently popular conspiracy theory suggests that on his first flight over the inland he wrote of passing a mountain and then seeing nothing but green grass and a forest that was home to a surviving population of woolly mammoths.
The conspiracy theory then goes on to suggest this is why “they” closed off all of Antarctica to the public. Presumably “they” being the fifty-plus countries that regulate the territory under the Antarctic Treaty System, except for one major problem - the antarctic isn’t actually closed to the public. As it turns out the government doesn’t really have to do much to convince people not to vacation in places where the air is so cold breathing can kill you. If you really want to go explore the south pole there is very little stopping anybody outside of possibly money and common sense. The restrictions in place are designed to protect the fragile ecosystem to preserve it as a place of scientific study or for safety of travelers where rescue missions are unlikely to be able to occur.

Antarctica is actually becoming the subject or setting of many conspiracy theories that are outlandish, such as being embraced as the location where the “flat earth” ends guarded by reptile-people or where resurrected prehistoric giant spiders were released by the government. The strange belief that Byrd saw mysterious things on his flight over the southern pole seems to have originated with Artificial intelligence.

Internet sources trace back to a book called Mysterious Antarctica published out of Canada by Lost Books that purports to reveal Byrd’s diary and images of a secret lost civilization. When contacted, the author said the images were generated by AI and he chose to leave the watermarks on the images so as not to specifically deceive. He also said about 50% of the text was also generated by AI.

“If you say ‘here is how disinformation works,’ a lot of times they will tune you out or be actively hostile,” the author of the controversial book explained, “Instead, I’ve chosen to demonstrate by using real world examples in hopefully low-harm topics, such as lost civilizations in Antarctica.”

It’s wildly unnecessary to make up facts about Antarctica because it’s already one of the strangest places on the planet, home to a waterfall that seems to pour blood and the former cryptid kraken now known to be the colossal squid that lives deep in the icy waters surrounding the uninhabited continent - this frozen land needs no fiction.

Those hoping to see woolly mammoths once again roam the Earth, there may be hope yet in the style of Jurassic Park.
https://discover.hubpages.com/religion-philosophy/antarctic-first-flight

https://www.gralienreport.com/ufos/the-odd-exploits-of-admiral-byrd-bitter-reality-at-earths-end/

Kotka on merikaupunki ja keskustelu liittyy kyllä aiheeseen.
Valitettavasti merimieskirkko on täynnä vapaamuurareita ja entisinä aikoina aikansa liberaaliteologeja

Kaikkein realistisin selitys ja tulkinta on että siellä pohjoisessa on elossa olevia mammutteja.
Mikään ei estä välittämästä sieltä vaikka valokuvia ja videoita, tai antamasta kyytiä tavallisille kansalaisille uusiin paikkoihin?

Jyväskylään asti ainakin. Siitä pohjoisemmaksi en menisi, jää saattaa pettää.

Viroon ei pääse enää kun laivalla ja omalla autolla lastia hakemaan