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it's one of the things I find most
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striking is the presence of Antarctica
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on ancient maps because we didn't
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Discover it until 1820 and yet it's on
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maps drawn in the 1500s with great
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detail
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Antarctica is one of the weirdest places
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on Earth and from the very beginning
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Antarctica has pretty much been a
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mystery to us now what the is it
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doing on a map drawn in the 1500s which
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we know was based on older Source Maps
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when nobody knew it existed in the 1500s
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to me the obvious answer is we are
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dealing with the Fingerprints of the
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Lost Civilization
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but one the continent is sparsely
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inhabited with less than 10 000 people
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living there this is despite the fact
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that Antarctica has a land mass of 13.66
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million square kilometers as one of the
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most uninhabited places in the world
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Antarctica has been the subject of
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significant exploration and many people
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have done their best to uncover some of
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its Biggest Secrets Joe Rogan arguably
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the world's most popular podcaster has
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been one such person over the years his
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podcast has played host to several
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scientists and explorers who've spoken
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about some of the secrets of this region
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that you might not know about follow us
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on this journey with Joe Rogan into some
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of the weirdest and most shocking facts
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about Antarctica we'll also be looking
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into external sources to find out
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additional facts about this mysterious
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landmass opening your eyes to one of the
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weirdest parts of our entire planet
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operation high jump and the missing
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4-1-1 Joe Rogan has been at his podcast
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for well over a decade now in that time
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he and his guests have come up with
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quite a lot of wild theories and
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arguments because of that it's pretty
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rare for you to ever see Joe's shocks
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out of his mind however back in 2022 he
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got a pretty shocking Revelation that
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left him stunned on an episode of his
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Joe Rogan Experience Podcast back in
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August 2022 Joe head on Sam Tripoli a
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fellow podcaster comedian as Sam explain
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the event of operation high jump a
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military exercise that happened in
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Antarctica back in the 20th century one
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which involved President Harry Truman
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Nazis and even aliens to be fair
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operation high jump did exist officially
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titled the United States Navy Antarctic
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developments program the exercise went
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on from 1946 to 1947 and it was led by
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Rare Admiral Richard E Byrd the
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operation consists did of the 13
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warships about 4 700 military personnel
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and several aerial vehicles and machines
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official records show that operation
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high jump had a simple objective to
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train military personnel in extremely
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cold conditions and to determine the
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feasibility of establishing military
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bases in Antarctica President Harry
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Truman and the American government had
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been curious about Antarctica and the
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fact that the area was largely untapped
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and they were looking at to pretty much
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establish American sovereignty over the
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region however Sam explains to Joe that
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according to journals written by Admiral
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Byrd Navy Commander had made contact
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with a Nazi unidentified flying objects
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UFOs
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Sam explained that the Nazis had
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essentially made a deal with aliens to
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use their Superior technology in World
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War II although we're not quite sure why
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this was never used in the actual war or
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what the aliens were still doing in
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Antarctica following the conflict's
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resolution anyways according to Sam
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operation high jumps top brass
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eventually went back to the president
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and explained to him that they had to
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bring the aliens on board and make a
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deal with them the president obliged
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cutting a deal with the aliens and
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allowing them to conduct experiments on
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people and he won't believe it where
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those experiments were being conducted
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wow who would have thought that our
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national parks and forests were so
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creepy and if you think this is the end
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of the tale then you've got another
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thing coming the story of America is
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packed with the Nazi aliens ends up
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leading to that of the missing 4-1-1 a
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series of Unsolved cases surrounding
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people who have gone missing in national
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parks around the country the story of
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the missing 4-1-1 is quite interesting
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it documents people who have suddenly
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disappeared on these National lands many
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of whom seem to have several things in
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common I think I'll just let Sam explain
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some of these characteristics to be fair
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some of what Sam is saying here seems
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like one big conspiracy theory it also
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doesn't necessarily bode well when he
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says operation high jump was sanctioned
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by President Dwight Eisenhower when it
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was in fact sanctioned by President
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Truman nevertheless it does raise the
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question of what is really going on in
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Antarctica and the types of military
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exercises that could have gone down
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if you sweat you die one of the biggest
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reasons why Antarctica is so sparsely
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populated is unsurprisingly the fact
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that it's so cold of course it's no
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secret that Antarctica is so cold
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however I think a lot of us tend to
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conveniently underestimate just how
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freezing this place can be like many
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secluded and Scenic places Antarctica
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has attracted a lot of adventurers over
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the years whether for digging running
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skiing or hiking the adventurers have to
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abide by a strict dress code if they
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hope to survive even at that it is
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important to also make adjustments to
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your dress code timing again if you hope
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to survive the unforgiving weather to
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give a bit of an insight into this Joe
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Rogan once interviewed Colin O'Brady one
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of the most popular adventurers and
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endurance athletes in the world Colin
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made a name for himself after he
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completed the first solo unsupported
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human-powered Crossing of Antarctica's
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land mass back in 2018 and on an episode
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of The Joe Rogan experience he spoke
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about the entire ordeal and the length
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to which he had to work just to
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accommodate the weather you might think
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Colin was exaggerating here but he was
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really not according to the official
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tourism website for Antarctica you could
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see a Stern warning against sweating
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especially in the winter this is because
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sweat essentially packs your clothes
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full of moisture this in turn will
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freeze the outer layers of your outfit
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and pretty much melt causing potentially
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harmful consequences for when you start
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to warm up again for someone like Colin
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who had to do a lot of lifting and
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moving this can be especially
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challenging I like to think of myself as
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someone who loves a bit of cold from
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time to time but none of this it looks
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like fun if you ask me I mean how do you
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even survive in an environment where you
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can barely sweat without endangering
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your life if you plan on visiting
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Antarctica I sure hope you have your
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sweatpaws under control
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the Antarctic treaty by this point we've
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pretty much established the fact that
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you can't necessarily just Venture into
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Antarctica to visit the massive slab of
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ice and snow I mean with the cold and
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the threat of frostbite the continent is
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definitely not necessarily where you
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just want to venture into willy-nilly
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here's the thing though even if you did
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want to visit Antarctica there's a limit
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to how much you would be able to do that
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this is because of something called the
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Antarctic treaty system as I said
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earlier the entire point of that
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military exercise was to consider if the
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United States could establish a military
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base in Antarctica and eventually expand
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its dominance to cover the entire
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continent however the objective pretty
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much failed in 1959 a treaty was signed
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between 12 countries Argentina Australia
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Belgium Chile France Japan New Zealand
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Norway South Africa the United Kingdom
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the United States and the USSR the
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Antarctic treaty essentially States
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continent doesn't belong to any single
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country just as well all countries agree
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to pretty much respect the rights of
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each other on the continent and only use
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it for research and a little bit of
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Tourism the entire point of the treaty
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is to ensure that the environment is
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protected and that no man-made activity
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including and especially
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industrialization and War can threaten
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the biodiversity of the continent so the
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Antarctic treaty only ensures that all
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human activity in Antarctica is properly
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planned and managed from terrorism and
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exploration to scientific research
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everything needs to be done in
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accordance with the treaty's rules and
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regulations while it doesn't prevent
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tourists or military person hell from
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being present in Antarctica anyone
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looking to be present on this continent
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will need a permit from a treaty party
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Antarctica's underground Lakes
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exploration of Antarctica as well as the
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Antarctic ocean has been pretty
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extensive over the past few decades in
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the 1970s scientists Came Upon a major
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breakthrough that demonstrated just how
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much of this region has been untapped
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since the dawn of time they discovered
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that an entirely different ecosystem was
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existing and thriving in the Antarctic
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Waters to date an estimated 400 Lakes
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have been found beneath the surface of
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the Antarctic floor these Lakes sit
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under three kilometers Of Ice And
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scientists believe that the Lakes were
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formed during the separation of
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Antarctica from gondwana Land a
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supercontinent that broke up during the
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Jurassic period and thanks to underwater
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pressure the Lakes have managed to
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continue flowing of all these years
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instead of just freezing up becoming
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moving blocks of ice Lake vostok which
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was discovered in the 1990s Remains the
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largest sub-glacial lake discovered in
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the region laying at 2.5 kilometers
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below the ice the lake had a temperature
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that clocked in and minus three degrees
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despite being covered by ice for 20
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million years Lakes like this have also
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been found to hold existing ecosystems
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of microorganisms even though these
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species haven't been exposed to light in
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millions of years they continue to exist
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and Thrive thanks to gases like methane
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and ammonium which they can use to
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create energy
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the world's oldest pyramids whenever you
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hear about pyramids your mind most
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likely races off to reference Egypt hey
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we've all been there the Pyramids of
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Giza are the most popular pyramids in
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the world showing a massive Ingenuity
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and creativity on their own however what
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if I told you that the Egyptian pyramids
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aren't the oldest in the world now their
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title belongs to pyramids that have been
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discovered in Antarctica back in 2016
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satellites hovering about the Antarctic
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region found something rather strange a
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weird formation that appeared to be
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peering out the ice it appeared that the
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ice had melted away in this formation
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was pretty much peaking its little nose
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out on the region it was difficult to
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reach scientists believe that this was
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the top they man-made pyramid that was
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erected hundreds of thousands of years
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ago at the very least the fact that
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there are man-made pyramids in
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Antarctica tends to lend some Credence
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to the belief that humans are actually
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settled in this area before we knew
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anything some scientists even believe
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that these pyramids show that there was
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an entire civilization of humans that
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lived in this region however for now it
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is impossible to gather much evidence
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since that area is pretty much
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inaccessible
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still though what are the possibilities
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that a place so cold and uninhabitable
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as Antarctica could actually have held a
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civilization of people well in 2017 a
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team of geologists from the Alfred
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Wagoner Institute for Polar Marine
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research in Germany went to Antarctica
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and collected core samples from deep
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within its frozen sea floor their
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objective was to analyze what the
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continent's climate might have been like
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in earlier times and what they found was
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quite interesting essentially the
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geological team is hypothesizing that
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while Antarctica's climate today might
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not support much life it wasn't
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necessarily always like that
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Antarctica has survived a meteorite hit
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meteorites are among the biggest
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harbingers of Extinction in the known
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universe whenever a meteorite hits a
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planet or a surface it is pretty much a
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recipe for catastrophe just think back
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to the dinosaurs those animals were
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probably living on their own in their
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own prehistoric Utopia and boom a
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meteorite hit and the planet quite
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literally had to start again
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interestingly however it appears that
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there was an even bigger meteorite hit
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that took place in Antarctica one which
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could predate that the dinosaurs and
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which according to sources including Joe
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Rogan himself could have been much worse
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recently Joe had YouTube earned
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independent researcher Jimmy corsetti as
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well as content creator and author Ben
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van kirkwick on his podcast in it the
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three men spoke extensively on Ancient
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humans as well as their ability to
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survive extinction level events as part
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of this monologue Joe pulled up an
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interesting report take a look we're to
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create your 1.5 kilometers beneath the
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Antarctica ice crust 482 kilometers in
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diameter
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482 kilometers in diameter holy the
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report is actually quite an interesting
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one and while the podcast episode
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doesn't necessarily delve deeply into it
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I think it's worth actually
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understanding what this meteorite was
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and just how massive it was according to
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reports this meteorite crater was
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discovered back in 2006 in a joint
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Mission organized by NASA and the German
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Aerospace Center the objective of this
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Mission had been to try and measure
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regularities in the earth's
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gravitational field which would then
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show the distribution of mass across the
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planet as well as changes in the metric
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over time scientists believe that the
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meteorite that must have caused such a
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massive crater could definitely have led
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to a global extinction level event the
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belief is that the Collision caused a
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huge amount of dust to rise into the air
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making the entire planet incredibly
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hostile towards all forms of life months
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of darkness and Caustic Acid Rain must
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have made the planet uninhabitable with
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only a few primordial shellfish
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surviving the Fallout the shellfish
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themselves would have gone on to be the
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ancestors of the dinosaurs which ended
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up becoming the dominant species on the
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planet for the next 200 million years
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before another meteorite came and
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cleared them out as well
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Antarctica's forbidden sector so earlier
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in the video I spoke about the fact that
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Antarctica appears to be very secluded
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place unless you have a clearly defined
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objective gaining access to the
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continent can be pretty tricky even if
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you did gain access to Antarctica you
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wouldn't be able to explore it in its
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entirety tourist hikers and more are
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only given access to a portion of the
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landmass where they'll be able to engage
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in their activities and enjoy it several
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sectors the continent are closed off
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only available to researchers and
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military personnel think this region as
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the area 51 of Antarctica no one
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necessarily knows what's going on there
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and many believe it could easily be a
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secretive spot or experiments into other
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operations are being carried out
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According to some sources some people
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have tried to take a sneak peek into
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this secluded area have been seized and
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immediately taken Inside by guards no
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one has been able to say what happens
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after that and it's believed that these
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people were never seen or heard from
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again the official line is that this
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area is closed off because governments
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are trying to protect biodiversity and
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possible endangered species living there
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however I won't be so surprised to find
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out there is something else fishy going
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on down in this region it all just seems
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a pretty weird doesn't it
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the third man Factor if you're not an
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Explorer or a daredevil there's a chance
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you might never have witnessed the
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phenomenon of the third man Factor
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however for many who have explored
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especially areas such as Antarctica this
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phenomenon seems as real as daylight the
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third main fact is a term used to
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describe the overwhelming urge or
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presence of someone around you in most
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cases this urge comes when you're
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insignificant distress or facing a lot
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of danger you can feel the spect of
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someone walking with you or guiding you
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even though they're not actually there
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due to Antarctica's unusual periods of
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light and darkness tons of people who
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have visited the continent reported that
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they have felt this urge others have
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even claimed to have felt hallucinations
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and seen Shadows that were cast by
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nothing while traversing the Region's
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infinite planes one notable experience
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came in the early 1900s saranis
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Shackleton a famous British explorer led
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an expedition to Antarctica his
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expedition was looking to attempt the
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first land crossing of the Antarctic
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continent they ran from August 1914 to
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January 1970. according to shackleton's
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tale he and his two companions were
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trying to travel by boat to South
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Georgia Island they eventually decided
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to stop and search for some food and
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shelter but while they were trekking the
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companions suddenly felt the presence of
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someone else walking with them the group
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walked for 36 hours over mountains and
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Glaciers all the while believing and
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there were actually four people since
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then tons of other people who have felt
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lost or stranded while exploring
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Antarctica have reported the same
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phenomenon maybe it has something to do
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with the desperation of the situation or
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maybe it just might be related to the
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environment surrounding Antarctica
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itself
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The Blood Falls
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quite a lot of creepy things have been
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discovered in Antarctica over the past
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few years and as far as weirdness goes
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this one definitely ranks high on the
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list located on the continent McMurdo
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dry valleys you have blood Falls a
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stretch of water that unsurprisingly got
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its name because of its unique color The
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Falls extend over a backdrop of white
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snow and Glaciers making for a pretty
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fascinating look Blood Falls is five
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stories high pouring out from a glacier
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into a lake the waterfall runs
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continuously as well with red water
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gushing out of the glacier like an open
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wound Blood Falls was first discovered
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in 1911 by Thomas Griffith Taylor a
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geologist who had led several
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expeditions to Antarctica the glacier
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from which the waterfall comes out was
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eventually named after Taylor to honor
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him and his Discovery for a long time
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scientists were unclear as to why this
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waterfall had its unique color when he
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initially discovered it Taylor believed
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that the water had gotten its red color
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due to algae discoloring it however
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scientists later found out that blood
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Falls was once a very salty lake that
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had now been cut off from the atmosphere
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due to the formation of ice due to this
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cutoff the water has seen an increase in
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salt content which has also prevented it
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from freezing even in the harshest of
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weather and besides this the water has a
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very high content of iron which gives it
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its color and the water also doesn't get
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any access to oxygen or sunlight so it
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has an even darker hue
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UFO sightings remember when Sam Tripoli
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told Joe Rogan that the commander on
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operation high jump might have made
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contact with alien life while on an
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expedition to Antarctica I bet you
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thought he was just some crackpot
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conspiracy theorist who didn't know
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anything well what if I told you that a
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lot of people have actually made UFO
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sightings in this region back in October
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2020 someone was scanning satellite
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imagery of Antarctica when they came
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across an interesting Discovery they
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immediately shared it with author Brad
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Olson and he was quite shocked to come
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upon the same thing a metallic looking
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object half covered in ice appeared to
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have been peeking out of the land
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surface and it looked suspiciously like
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an alien spacecraft Orson believes that
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an alien spacecraft must have been left
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there thousands of years ago only to be
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covered up by the immense layers of ice
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in the region however why would it be
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that an alien civilization visiting the
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Earth would choose Antarctica of all
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places settle well according to experts
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the fact that Antarctica has grown to be
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such a cold uninhabitable place for
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humans doesn't necessarily mean that
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other life forms won't be able to thrive
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there it is possible that an alien race
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looking to visit our planet would feel
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more comfortable in a place like
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Antarctica than they would feel
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elsewhere hey maybe the next time the
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aliens come to play on Earth we can set
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up an Airbnb on Antarctica or something
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for them to relax and refresh before
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they hop into their Flying Saucer head
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back home just one thing aliens please
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don't kidnap anyone again all right
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singing her eyes telling you that
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there's ice and Antarctica is a bit like
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telling you that the sun is hot it's
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pretty obvious but there's something
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quite interesting about the ice in this
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region some of it actually gives off
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sound when some researchers set out to
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explore the high shifts in Antarctica
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they were pleasantly surprised to come
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across a glacier that gives off melodic
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sounds the Ross Eye shelf as it was
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named appears to have a thing for giving
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off sounds and making music the Ross Eye
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shelf is the largest of its kind in
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Antarctica with a size that Rivals all
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of France when Winds of blow across its
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dunes and crash against its surface this
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Collision creates vibrations that
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produce continuous seismic tones this
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means that the Shelf pretty much sings
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at all times however the sounds aren't
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audible to human ears scientists had to
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use seismic senses to listen to them
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take a listener to his Tunes
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another interesting fact is the sounds
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appear to change is that weather change
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is too so scientists now use the sounds
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as well as changes in the sounds to
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measure the eye shelf stability and
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vulnerability to climatic conditions I
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feel like we could send that file to a
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composer or producer and they could
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create a fire beat with it hey Dr Dre
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give me a call it's pretty fascinating
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to think that there is an expanse of
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land on our planet that hasn't yet been
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fully explored Antarctica is the coldest
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region on Earth with an estimated 90
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percent of the world's ice and with the
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continent being incredibly secluded it's
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pretty obvious that we're just
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scratching the surface when it comes to
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things that can be found in this place
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what do you think about these
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discoveries it did aliens really land on
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this continent are their secret
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government experiments being carried out
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there let us know in the comments below
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