With the advent of the Google maps service on the network, one of the most favorite places for researchers from all over the world is Antarctica, where recently they have not found anything - the abandoned Nazi bases, and fallen alien ships, and giant statues and much more.
And everyone was so carried away by these new maps that everyone forgot about the maps of the old ones, in particular, the uncataloged NASA images that are freely available. As it turned out, there are many new things - including some sort of submarines floating under the ice.
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The photos were taken either on the mainland or in the area of the Sandwich Islands (there are coordinates in the pictures). There is a photo where everything can be viewed with local magnification:
And now people have a question: what is it !?
The only such structure appears in nature when a ship moves:
If you believe your eyes, then either under the ice of Antarctica, or under the ice of the surrounding area, something was moving, at which point the water instantly froze. For example, a plesiosaur was sailing, or a submarine was sailing there at periscope depth, where the flood caught it. However, the size of the formations is so large that for a boat, especially for a plesiosaur, this will be too much.
The second possible explanation is the movement of some underground layers, which caused these strange deformations of the ice. For Antarctica, this explanation is appropriate, but what are the underground layers in the ocean?
The play of the wind and the impact of the meteorite are also not suitable as explanations. If the wind did it, why doesn't this happen with the dunes? If it is a meteorite, then meteorites do not leave such traces.
But if this is not a sea animal, not wind, not geology or a meteorite, then what? Some kind of alien spacecraft that crumpled space and everything in it so strangely? Or is it some kind of antediluvian ships, which were caught by glaciation right in the sea? Neither we, the enlightened public, who are not discussing the topic, know the answer to this question.