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I'd like to see how the Endeavour would have gone trying to get through the ice water to get close enough to the "ice wall".
Bloody insane
they were tougher back then
walked to school in the snow, carrying 4 bricks
The closest he came to Antartica was his second voyage (green).
Not 60,000 km and not alongside it.
There's no "entry point" because Antartica covers the entire south pole.
the green is pretty close, and its a long way ...
60,000k is about 1/6th of the way, to the moon (apparently )
OK, I watched it. I got to the bit where they said "there never was a south pole". And switched it off.
It's all very well to invent this "ice wall", except what of the thousands of people who work/have worked on research stations at the South Pole? In fact, as luck would have it, I have an uncle who is on one of those research stations down at the South Pole (or, "Antarctica", as we like to call it) right now, on an 18 month stint. Is he just making it all up too? Is he "in on the lie"? I should email him and DEMAND he reveal the TRUTH about what he is REALLY doing - maintaining the ice wall!!!!11
there are some 'openings', perhaps?
it does indeed seem that civilians and military 'go' to Antarctica occasionally
including key elements of the Russian navy in recent times; yet i dont believe this completely disproves fe / ice wall theories personally
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