2300 miles *BEYOND* the South Pole

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The word "beyond" is very significant and will be puzzling to those who believe in the old conception of a solid earth. It would then mean the region on the other side of the Antarctic continent and the ocean beyond, and would not be "a vast new territory" (not on any map), nor would his expedition that found this territory be "the most important expedition in the history of the world". The geography of Antarctica is fairly well known, and Admiral Byrd has not added anything significant to our knowledge of the Antarctic continent. If this is the case, then why should he make such apparently wild and unsupported statements - especially in view of his high standing as a rear admiral of the U.S. Navy and his reputation as a great explorer?

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Bump. I've seen those ancient maps showing islands past the wall. Probably the most intriguing thing about Flat earth theory. I really don't know what to believe these days, but it's fun to think about

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Would be cool if anyone has info on the external islands or those celestial bodies out there.

>>19271407
his tv spot said a land mass the size of north america

>>19271676
ancient vedic flat earth. we are at the center
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ny5y3uokEas

>>19271676
Shouldn't one be able to see the ice wall from NZ?
200ft+ and no curve so...

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>>19272116
Try with a telescope maybe

>>19271407
the old ones, some got defrosted about 1-2months ago.

>>19271407
I fantasize sometimes about having the kind of truly all-terrain vehicle steampunk books are written about, an automated expeditionizer all to myself with which I could explore the Earth. (A flying saucer of my own would work, too!)
Antarctica is definitely a place I'd want to take this vehicle. Whether the wildest stories of it are true or false... I'd want to go and see! It's such a distant place. I love when I get chances to see the "edges" of earth, even if they're only metaphorical edges.