The Flat Earth Society
Flat Earth Discussion Boards => Flat Earth Q&A => Topic started by: JNB228 on October 25, 2007, 01:36:31 PM
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How do you explain the world records about people going to the south pole? wouldn't you be able to see the ice wall if they got all the way to where the gov't is stopping people. Plus, who would want to work near the ice wall being frozen?
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I'd assume the people thought they'd reached the south pole, but really didn't. They may not have been able to see the ice wall itself as it could be positioned far into the antarctic. Pay people big bucks and they'll do anything.
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But where is that money found? And how would someone think they were at the south pole but really weren't?
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In the NASA budget and I have no idea.
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How would a couple hundred people be able to block the whole wall?
Can't you just use a submarine and go past the security without them knowing?
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Lots of gadgets. There's land under the antarctic...
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Your questions have been answered before. Please use the search function.
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well i'd rather debate, not just have my questions answered.
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OK, here's the thing, people have been to the 'ice wall' or antarctica loadsa times but the IW stretches many thousands of miles outwards acording to FE beliefs so it looks something like this:
(http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l154/pauletti/example.jpg)
The red circle represents the portion of the ice wall explored by humans
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Is it perfectally rounded like shown in the picture?
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may I reiterate: The red circle represents the portion of the ice wall explored by humans we don't know how far the wall stretches or what shape the edges ultimately are
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Oh i didn't see that... How would we be able to explore that if there are 'so called security guards' blocking the 'so called ice wall'.
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Not everyone believes in the guards, so presumably there must be some kind of magnetic effect in the region of the red circle which affects navigational equipment but otherwise, yes you could go on exploring but lets look at the impracticalities, just according to that hasty model which may not even be close to the true size of the IW it's thousands of miles over frozen tundra, supplies getting to and from the edge would be difficult.
Sunlight would reduce and reduce until you're travelling through perpetual night, meaning the temperatures would plummet.
it's a giant flat plane, a the largest desert on the planet, windstorms are going to be intense
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Why would anyone even want to explore it if you think that it just stops at one point?
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Why would anyone even want to explore it if you think that it just stops at one point?
Bingo. and that's why nobody questions the maps or flight routes, why would you consider them to be different?
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You confused me... It is possible to fly over the south pole.
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You confused me... It is possible to fly over the south pole.
On FE the south pole is a circular area of land beyond the Ice Wall where the magnetic field lines are vertical.
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Well, there is no FE. There are more facts that prove a RE.
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You confused me... It is possible to fly over the south pole.
On FE the south pole is a circular area of land beyond the Ice Wall where the magnetic field lines are vertical.
*shrugs* what he said...
(http://www.britfilms.tv/images/news/Hot%20Fuzz2.JPG)
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How do you explain the world records about people going to the south pole? wouldn't you be able to see the ice wall if they got all the way to where the gov't is stopping people. Plus, who would want to work near the ice wall being frozen?
The short answer is they can not.
The closest reason they can give to the scientists who have stayed there is that they were "mistaken as to their location.I find it hard to accept that an intelligent person can study for years, then devote their working life to an endeavor and still be 180° from the truth.
Not one but millions of people....
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Evidence suggests that the heroic Scott of the Antarctic reached the Ice Wall and was subsequently murdered before returning to civilization.
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"Antarctica" - 'When Admiral Byrd led a US military expedition force of more than 10,000 men to Antarctica in 1947 the mystery deepened. The force returned after just three months having suffered heavy losses on their mysterious mission. Even fifty years later, it is almost impossible to obtain any of the unclassified information concerning this inexplicable polar misadventure by the US military.'
'The Strange Part - Antarctica is governed by a treaty, signed by various powerful countries, that prevents any development or exploitation of its vast natural resources. Given that our governments do not generally have a good track record on defending the environment, this could be seen as a little curious.'