Arctic thread, post your own creepy arctic findings. What the

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>>18854261

Zoomed in.

>>18854261
i don't know.

Temples to Fallen Angels

>>18854305

Why do fallen angels love the arctic so much?

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Ton of weird stuff, mostly underground bases, we'll never see anything on the surface. Pic related

>>18854464
Isn't this just a bunch of flags n' shit?

>>18854261
you dumb motherfuckers, they're USGS outposts and biological research outposts on stilts. that's why they look like they have legs. they're not populated for most of the year, hence the snowdrifts.
fucking christ, /x/

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>>18854261
watch?v=ZYTaAQnALbI

>>18858501
>h.p. lovecraft

kek

>>18857570
This.

I have worked two seasons in Anarctica at the pole in a logistics capacity, many times spending days and weeks at a time working side by side with ATC and meteorological folks. While I've never seen any shady stuff from a government/known human actors, I have seen some head-tilting, hair raising stuff in the sky during the winter-over.

You get pretty accustomed to the aurora and space debris hitting atmo making pretty lights. When you see what seem to be craft at and indeterminable distance bouncing above and seemingly below the horizon like a ping pong ball, only to go stationary and then dart off in different directions at right angles...your skepticism of aliums or otherwise off the books/unknown tech dies rather quick.

That being said most of the google Earth investigators need to kill themselves. Their overlays and satellite imagery is filled with so many artifacts, errors and patches that it's ridiculous. You can find the same type of "alien crafts" in people's backyards on there if that's what you want to see.

>>18862665
*Antarctica

Fucking phone.