Hadn't seen this reported

[Hog's Gone Fishin]

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Massive ‘anomaly’ lurks beneath ice in Antarctica

Scientists believe a massive object that could change our understanding of history is hidden beneath the Antarctic ice.

The huge and mysterious “anomaly” is thought to be lurking beneath the frozen wastes of an area called Wilkes Land. The area is 151 miles across and has a minimum depth of about 2,700 feet.

Some researchers believe it is the remains of a truly massive asteroid more than twice the size of the Chicxulub space rock that wiped out the dinosaurs.

If this explanation is true, it could mean this killer asteroid caused the Permian-Triassic extinction event, which killed 96 percent of Earth’s sea creatures and up to 70 percent of the vertebrate organisms living on land.

However, the wilder minds of the internet have come up with their own theories, with some conspiracy theorists claiming it could be a massive UFO base or a portal to a mysterious underworld called the Hollow Earth.



This “Wilkes Land gravity anomaly” was first uncovered in 2006, when NASA satellites spotted gravitational changes which indicated the presence of a huge object sitting in the middle of a 300-mile-wide impact crater.


“To this day, scientists have no idea or way to discover exactly what is buried deep under this thick ice shelf,” the video narrator said.

“This continent has been shrouded in a mystery of its own for years now.”
Secure Team 10 suggested the Nazis built secret bases in Antarctica during World War II, which were designed to be used by flying saucers.

The UFO hunters added: “There is some evidence of this coming to light in recent years, with images purporting to show various entrances built into the side of mountains, with a saucer shape and at a very high altitude.”

“This begs the question: how would you enter these entrances without something that could fly and was the same shape as the hole itself?”

Secure Team also suggested the US Navy led a mission to investigate the mysterious continent.

This expedition was called Operation High Jump, which conspiracy theorists believe was an attempt to find the entrance to a secret world hidden underneath Earth.

However, the scientist who first spotted the anomaly believes it is actually evidence of a massive impact crater.

“This Wilkes Land impact is much bigger than the impact that killed the dinosaurs, and probably would have caused catastrophic damage at the time,” said Ralph von Frese, who was a professor of geological sciences at Ohio State University when he discovered the “killer crater” on 2006.

“All the environmental changes that would have resulted from the impact would have created a highly caustic environment that was really hard to endure. So it makes sense that a lot of life went extinct at that time.”

[Amnorix]

Originally Posted by jjchieffan

Looks to me like you just backed up what I'm saying. Science is open to inference and conjecture. Ideas that are considered fact may be modified or discarded tomorrow. Whereas, the Word of God is the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow. The Bible doesn't flip flop on what it says to be true.

Yeah, because it's nonsense from the start.

Look, if I said the sky was lime green, and just stuck with it forever, that doesn't make it more true.

But you don't need to disbelieve god to believe science. Just accept that the Bible was written by MAN, and is therefore imperfect, and accept the guiding principles.

Or, you know, believe that Methusulah really lived to be 900 and that the world really is only 6,000 years old in direct contradiction to a mountain of evidence from practically every realm of science -- biological, astronomical, geological, etc. etc.

[jjchieffan]

Here's a little something describing cavemen. In Biblical times, not millions of years ago.

We have cave paintings and other evidence that people inhabited caves. The Bible also describes cave men.

Job 30:5,6
They were driven out from among men,
They shouted at them as at a thief.
They had to live in the clefts of the valleys,
In caves of the earth and the rocks.

Note that these were not ape-men, but descendants of those who scattered from Babel. They were driven from the community by those tribes who competed successfully for the more desirable regions of the earth. Then for some reason they deteriorated mentally, physically, and spiritually

[jjchieffan]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

Wow. I kind of want to go see that museum, but I'm worried that I'll be struck by a particularly violent lightning bolt as I set foot on the front steps.

I'm hoping to go see it this summer, as well as the Ark experience. I don't know if you've heard of it, but they have built an actual Ark museum that is built to the exact size as laid out in the Bible.

https://arkencounter.com/

[RaiderH8r]

Originally Posted by DMAC

Maybe he...sorry He...missed a couple? Hollow earth Adam and Eve?

Two were spared and went on to live in another plane of existence.

[Fish]

Originally Posted by jjchieffan

Here's a little something describing cavemen. In Biblical times, not millions of years ago.

We have cave paintings and other evidence that people inhabited caves. The Bible also describes cave men.

Job 30:5,6
They were driven out from among men,
They shouted at them as at a thief.
They had to live in the clefts of the valleys,
In caves of the earth and the rocks.

Note that these were not ape-men, but descendants of those who scattered from Babel. They were driven from the community by those tribes who competed successfully for the more desirable regions of the earth. Then for some reason they deteriorated mentally, physically, and spiritually

... Someone banished from "Among men" and forced to take refuge in a cave is not the same thing as a cave man Neanderthal.

[splatbass]

Originally Posted by jjchieffan

Here's a little something describing cavemen. In Biblical times, not millions of years ago.

We have cave paintings and other evidence that people inhabited caves. The Bible also describes cave men.

Job 30:5,6
They were driven out from among men,
They shouted at them as at a thief.
They had to live in the clefts of the valleys,
In caves of the earth and the rocks.

Note that these were not ape-men, but descendants of those who scattered from Babel. They were driven from the community by those tribes who competed successfully for the more desirable regions of the earth. Then for some reason they deteriorated mentally, physically, and spiritually

I used to think like you. Like you I was indoctrinated into the church from birth. But then a funny thing happened as I grew older - I learned stuff. I saw the contradictions and things that didn't make sens. I learned to THINK FOR MYSELF instead of just repeating dogma. And that is how I know all the shit you are posting is wrong. It makes no sense to take a 100% literal view of the Bible. The message is what is important, not obsessing over minutiae that is not even important. Evolution is no threat to Christianity. The Big Bang in no threat to Christianity. They can, and do for many, coexist.

[jjchieffan]

Originally Posted by Amnorix

Yeah, because it's nonsense from the start.

Look, if I said the sky was lime green, and just stuck with it forever, that doesn't make it more true.

But you don't need to disbelieve god to believe science. Just accept that the Bible was written by MAN, and is therefore imperfect, and accept the guiding principles.

Or, you know, believe that Methusulah really lived to be 900 and that the world really is only 6,000 years old in direct contradiction to a mountain of evidence from practically every realm of science -- biological, astronomical, geological, etc. etc.

I choose to believe the latter. It makes way more sense than the idea that somehow, millions of years ago, a bunch of nothing just suddenly formed a universe with one planet placed just perfectly in the right spot for life to exist, then somehow this nothingness just somehow came to life and developed into thousands of different complex life forms. Capable of reproducing,thinking, building, etc..... Because ya know, that can be replicated. We've seen it actually happen right? Nope. Even scientific law contradicts that insane idea. Actual scientific law states that life cannot come from non life. It states that something can't come from nothing. But ignore those scientific facts. Instead, stick to your wild theories. Myself, I will believe that an almighty creator, formed the Earth and the universe and everything else by intelligent design. Because intelligent design is, always has been, and always be, the only way to create.

[jjchieffan]

Originally Posted by Fish

... Someone banished from "Among men" and forced to take refuge in a cave is not the same thing as a cave man Neanderthal.

See. The Bible explains the cave paintings and so called cavemen, yet you choose to laugh it off and stick to the idea that they existed millions of years ago instead of just thousands of years ago.

[Hammock Parties]

heaven will be fun jjchieffan...what will you do up there, basking in god's love for eternity?

[jjchieffan]

Originally Posted by splatbass

I used to think like you. Like you I was indoctrinated into the church from birth. But then a funny thing happened as I grew older - I learned stuff. I saw the contradictions and things that didn't make sens. I learned to THINK FOR MYSELF instead of just repeating dogma. And that is how I know all the shit you are posting is wrong. It makes no sense to take a 100% literal view of the Bible. The message is what is important, not obsessing over minutiae that is not even important. Evolution is no threat to Christianity. The Big Bang in no threat to Christianity. They can, and do for many, coexist.

That's funny. I grew up being indoctrinated in the public schools that the Earth was millions of years ago. I believed it for years. But as I grew older, and gained a better understanding of the Bible, I started questioning what I had learned. So I started researching it and came to realize that the big bullshit theory, and evolution were just peoples ways to explain away God. I opened my mind and realized that those theories made no sense whatsoever, but that the Bible makes perfect sense. And the threat that they pose is just that. It's society's way of explaining away God. Millions of people have been led astray by these false teachings.

[Hog's Gone Fishin]

Originally Posted by MahiMike

Just sat here and watched that whole thing. Interesting. Thx,

Did you view the Tyreek video ?

[Fish]

Originally Posted by jjchieffan

See. The Bible explains the cave paintings and so called cavemen, yet you choose to laugh it off and stick to the idea that they existed millions of years ago instead of just thousands of years ago.

No, it explains how some men from town where banished and had to find refuge in caves. Cave men do not move out of town to become cave men. You're being ridiculous.

[ptlyon]

Originally Posted by jjchieffan

I choose to believe the latter. It makes way more sense than the idea that somehow, millions of years ago, a bunch of nothing just suddenly formed a universe with one planet placed just perfectly in the right spot for life to exist, then somehow this nothingness just somehow came to life and developed into thousands of different complex life forms. Capable of reproducing,thinking, building, etc..... Because ya know, that can be replicated. We've seen it actually happen right? Nope. Even scientific law contradicts that insane idea. Actual scientific law states that life cannot come from non life. It states that something can't come from nothing. But ignore those scientific facts. Instead, stick to your wild theories. Myself, I will believe that an almighty creator, formed the Earth and the universe and everything else by intelligent design. Because intelligent design is, always has been, and always be, the only way to create.

This is basically where I'm at. I was raised Catholic but certainly don't practice anymore once I was old enough to form opinions of my own.

Something came from something, but we don't know what that something is. And that's ok, I'm fine with that. Personally I don't need to know.

Are we just some ant farm created by something bigger out there for either personal interest or testing in a lab? Like we test in labs as science? Were we created to test and eventually fail? Because like it or not, humans will eventually fail. Over population will consume this earth.

Like Mellencamp sang, "Earth was here long before us, it'll be here when we're gone".

I don't need to pray to believe, nor do I think that whatever created us demands devotion or belief.

Life started somewhere, and it will end somewhere as well, is my belief. Just why, I don't know.

Edit: Forgot to add, things are just too convenient for earth to be in the perfect orbit from the sun to support life only here. The universe is too big. What created the universe? Something did.

[jjchieffan]

Originally Posted by Fish

No, it explains how some men from town where banished and had to find refuge in caves. Cave men do not move out of town to become cave men. You're being ridiculous.

It was more than that. I should have included the next 2 verses. But I stopped short. Here they are. As you can see, the Bible describes them, much as cave men are described. Basically, they were living like animals.

7 Among the bushes they brayed; under the nettles they were gathered together.

8 They were children of fools, yea, children of base men: they were viler than the earth.

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by jjchieffan

I opened my mind and realized that those theories made no sense whatsoever, but that the Bible makes perfect sense. .

THE BIBLE CONTRADICTS ITSELF

IT DOES NOT MAKE PERFECT SENSE