(deepening) - why is antarctica so important? (part1)

There are essentially three reasons: scientific, technological, geostrategic, economic.

Scientists: the importance of the Antarctic lies in the demonstration of the fact that the climate policies are completely wrong, and that President Trump has done well to change completely. (net of any geoengineering interventions)

Indeed sea ice has grown to a record large extent for a second straight year, baffling scientists seeking to understand why this ice is expanding rather than shrinking in a warming world. The ice extent reached 19.51 million square kilometers, according to data posted on the National Snow and Ice Data Center Web site. (ftp:// sidads.colorado.edu/DATASETS/NOAA/G02135/south/daily/data/)

That number bested record high levels set earlier and in 2012 (of 19.48 million square kilometers).

In a new study (Modeling the Impact of Wind Intensification on Antarctic Sea Ice Volume) in the Journal of Climate, Jinlun Zhang finds both strengthening and converging winds around the South Pole can explain 80 percent of the increase in ice volume which has been observed.

"The polar vortex that swirls around the South Pole is not just stronger than it was when satellite records began in the 1970s, it has more convergence, meaning it shoves the sea ice together to cause ridging," the study's press release explains.

(http://www.washington.edu/news/2013/09/17/stronger-winds-explain-puzzling-growth-of-sea-ice-in-antarctica/)

All of this clearly defeated 25 years of climate change policies.

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(deepening) - why is antarctica so important? (part2)

From the technological point of view antarctica represents a unique scientific: isolation and extreme conditions contribute to make it a natural laboratory for the experimentation of advanced and secret technologies concerning high / very high and low / very low frequency electromagnetic emissions. TTA [Tesla Tech (antenna) Array] and HTA [HAARP Tech (antenna) Phased Array antenna.(also from the vantage point of view,radar etc. to monitor any ballistic launches-shortest route)

There is evidence of actual tests of similar technology being conducted from military bases in the Southern Ocean and equatorial Atlantic Ocean. One example is a strange periodic cloud pattern which Dahboo7 has shown was radiating from a high tech base on Marion Island on March 26, 2013:

Marion Island lies between South Africa and Antarctica and is part of the territory of South Africa. Since 2003 a high tech base was under construction on the northeastern tip of the island.

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(deepening) - why is antarctica so important? (part3)

Recent discoveries:

Slawek Tulaczyk and his team had drilled through 800 meters of ice into Antarctica's Lake Whillans.The team's efforts - battling through 14-hour shifts in some of the harshest conditions on Earth - are part of a massive endeavor to uncover the continent's hidden secrets. Over a century ago, explorers trudged across its white blanket in pursuit of world records, aware only of the snow, ice and treacherous weather.

But in the last few decades a different kind of explorer has started to peer beneath the ice, to discover what Jill Mikucki at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville describes as a sub-ice water-world. Lake Vostok, seventh largest in the world by volume, fourth deepest and 3.7 kilometers under the ice. Vostok - like Antarctica's other large lakes - sits in a depression in the bedrock and is "inactive": it fills and drains very slowly.

But in recent years, teams studying other subglacial lakes have discovered a dynamic system of streams and even rivers that interconnects some of them. At the last count, polar researchers have identified about 400 subglacial.The discovery has turned the image of a massive ice sheet grinding against the bedrock on its head. Rather, there is an entire hydrological system between the ice and rock.

(deepening) - why is antarctica so important? (part3)

Economic matters: The extractive possibilities are not yet fully understood. While the presence of significant oil deposits is certain, the possibility of large and consistent carboniferous deposits of rare earths and heavy metals is also very probable. Important from this point of view is the presence of deposits of meteoric metals. (https:// www.universetoday.com/18406/earths-precious-metals-could-be-from-meteorites-and-asteroids/)

Meteorites vary dramatically in composition but there is the real possibility that some of them contain elements heavier than uranium, without counting the possibility of sudden biological encounters (viruses).

(Island of stability-At the 235th national meeting of the American Chemical Society in 2008, the idea of a second island of stability was presented by Yuri Oganessian. This new island would be centered on element 164, especially the isotope 482Uhq, with a stability similar to that of flerovium. It is thought that to be able to synthesize these elements, a new, stronger particle accelerator would be needed )

(deepening) - why is antarctica so important? (part4)

Strange thing. The first was explained as the result of a powerful avalanche, although to tell the truth, it is a very strange avalanche. While the second leaves really perplexed what do they make of semi-buried tanks from the snow, and what are they guarding?..Not to mention the presence of incredible and gigantic walls.

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Quite wrong

https:// gigaom.com/2013/12/10/frozen-phones-antarctica-gets-its-own-cellular-network/

Found this..maybe could be useful for meme expert…

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Please stop! Adm. Byrd was a serious and brave officer of the navy. He explain exactly the nature and purpose of his mission here https:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjKI_LzPjeY

1978 plan to steal USS Trepang (Sturgeon Class SSN)

In a plot straight out of a straight-to-video movie, two ambitious would-be super-villains planned to steal a Sturgeon Class nuclear powered attack submarine, sail it into the North Atlantic and then sell it to the Mafia for $300 million.

This mean feat was to be achieved by pulling together a 12-man crew who would first blow up a maintenance vessel alongside their target, the USS Trepang (SSN-674). In the ensuing confusion they’d board the tied-up submarine, kill the crew of around 100 men, and then sail away.

The super-thieves were Edward J. Mendenhall,24, of Spanish Lake, Mo., and James W. Cosgrove, 26, of Geneva, N.Y.

In an even crazier angle, it was alleged that they planned to launch a nuclear missile at Connecticut to cause further distraction and thus ensure their getaway. The Sturgeon Class boat may have had SUBROC missiles and torpedoes aboard.

Although no one appears to have believed that the crooks would have been able to pull off such a stunt, they were initially charged with conspiracy. This was later adjusted to the lesser charge of wire fraud because evidence came to light supporting the defense that they pair never intended to carry out the outlandish heist, and instead intended only to defraud the Mafia by collecting a down payment and splitting.

The pair were caught by the FBI when a prospective customer alerted them and they arranged a sting.

There is no difference in the penalties for the charges. The conspiracy charge and and wire fraud each call for maximum penalties of five years in prison and a $1,000 fine.

https:// patch.com/connecticut/newlondon/the-plot-to-nuke-new-london

https:// www.nytimes.com/1978/12/07/archives/charges-are-changed-for-2-men-in-alleged-submarine-theft-plot.html

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