Antarctic SAGA - Trapped Fallen Angels | Enoch | Nephilim
Antarctic SAGA - Trapped Fallen Angels | Enoch | Nephilim
A once-tropical paradise, Antarctica is now covered by a massive ice sheet spanning 98% of its surface. Since it had been rediscovered in 1911, this southernmost landmass became a subject of intrigue worldwide, with world's superpowers showing an unprecedented desire to preserve this desolate land.
One year after the Chinese detailed mapping of the region in 2005, NASA scientists announced their satellites had detected a huge electromagnetic anomaly buried beneath the frozen coat of ice.
Preserved under the Wilkes Land Antarctic region, the "gravity anomaly" as it has been dubbed, stretches for about 151 miles beneath the ice, and has a depth of about (2,800 feet) 848 meters. So far, the best scientific hypothesis that has been put forward is that a colossal object, most probably a meteorite twice the size of the one that had wiped the dinosaurs millions of years ago is sitting in the middle of a 300-miles-wide impact crater.
A once-tropical paradise, Antarctica is now covered by a massive ice sheet spanning 98% of its surface. Since it had been rediscovered in 1911, this southernmost landmass became a subject of intrigue worldwide, with world's superpowers showing an unprecedented desire to preserve this desolate land.
One year after the Chinese detailed mapping of the region in 2005, NASA scientists announced their satellites had detected a huge electromagnetic anomaly buried beneath the frozen coat of ice.
Preserved under the Wilkes Land Antarctic region, the "gravity anomaly" as it has been dubbed, stretches for about 151 miles beneath the ice, and has a depth of about (2,800 feet) 848 meters. So far, the best scientific hypothesis that has been put forward is that a colossal object, most probably a meteorite twice the size of the one that had wiped the dinosaurs millions of years ago is sitting in the middle of a 300-miles-wide impact crater.
