What is beyond Antarctica?

I would like to see a media  exploration, inspired by curiosity, about the ground that we stand on.  I know that it doesn't move, but to even say'I believe in a flat earth' just brings  kind of total brush off from mainstream and even friends,  as in 'your'e a nutter but we accept you as you are, or 'youre just a nutter full stop. And yet I have three degrees, in history, sociology and law. I have read all the evidence and, as a trained Barrister. and a woman who can think for herself, this world/planet/plane is not moving. As a part of this forum I want to bring the possibility of thought to others who would dismiss it outright, you all know who they are, it just needs a niggle of doubt, thats all, to start the realisation of the  freedom of life (all of us) and the awakening of knowledge. This is the challenge to those of us who have been chosen to know.

Beyond the continent of Antarctica has been discussed in much speculation.
I prefer Master James hypothesis that other worlds exist beyond. He speculates that even long thought extinct creatures such as the Wooly Mammoth may roam lands south of Antarctica lit by there own suns.

Being well educated as you are, you might want to follow up with some studies in physics, astronomy, geology, etc. Despite the claims that science just follows indoctrinated belief, when I studied engineering, and later astronomy (just some introductory courses mind you), the labs we did showed me clearly how through theory and experiment we have built up the scientific knowledge we have, we really do have.

Then you can compare the theory and evidence presented by FES and other groups like it properly. You may quickly find as I have that the theories don't amount to much. One thing you'll discover about science is that you can't just trust your intuition, because many profound discoveries are profoundly counter-intuitive. Even though the fundamental laws turn out to be simple, often they are not what anyone expected.

So I hope whether you take my advice or not, you enjoy this strange little society as much as I have (though I haven't been here long myself), maybe find some answers, and better yet find new questions.

Being well educated as you are, you might want to follow up with some studies in physics, astronomy, geology, etc. Despite the claims that science just follows indoctrinated belief, when I studied engineering, and later astronomy (just some introductory courses mind you), the labs we did showed me clearly how through theory and experiment we have built up the scientific knowledge we have, we really do have.

Then you can compare the theory and evidence presented by FES and other groups like it properly. You may quickly find as I have that the theories don't amount to much. One thing you'll discover about science is that you can't just trust your intuition, because many profound discoveries are profoundly counter-intuitive. Even though the fundamental laws turn out to be simple, often they are not what anyone expected.

So I hope whether you take my advice or not, you enjoy this strange little society as much as I have (though I haven't been here long myself), maybe find some answers, and better yet find new questions.

This has nothing to do with what the OP was asking about. Please stay on topic.