Pyramids Found Beneath Antarctic Ice
Synopsis
A pyramid with a perfectly square base measuring 2 kilometers on each side has been discovered beneath the ice of Antarctica.
Synopsis
William Shatner narrates the potential discovery of a man-made pyramid beneath Antarctica's ice. The continent, known for its extreme cold and inhospitable conditions, has long been thought uninhabitable by ancient humans. In 2016, satellite images revealed a formation resembling a pyramid, prompting researcher Andrew Collins to discuss its dimensions, including a base measuring 2 kilometers square. The documentary also references Polynesian stories suggesting that Antarctica may have been ice-free until around 4000 BC, challenging established geological beliefs.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Find out what ancient structures lie beneath Antarctic ice.
- See how climate conditions in Antarctica may have changed.
- Meet Andrew Collins and hear his theories on human settlement.
Did You Know
- Antarctica covers over 5 million square miles and has ice sheets over a mile deep.
- The average daily temperature in Antarctica is negative 49 degrees Fahrenheit.
- One reported pyramid in Antarctica has a base that is 2 kilometers square.
- German geologists found over 60 types of plant life in Antarctic core samples from 2017.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average daily temperature in Antarctica?
The average daily temperature in Antarctica is negative 49 degrees Fahrenheit.
How large is the pyramid formation discovered in Antarctica?
One of the pyramid formations has a perfectly square base that is 2 kilometers square in each direction.
What did German geologists find in the Antarctic sea floor in 2017?
They discovered more than 60 different taxa of plants similar to those found in a rainforest, indicating a climate similar to Northern Italy.
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