Antarctica Iceberg Monolith
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Channel: JuganautTimelapse · 2018 · Science & Technology
Spotted by the Icebridge survey flying over the east coast of the Antarctic Peninsula near the Larson B ice shelf was this massive symmetrical iceberg monolith that scientists call A-68. The recent images by NASA show a ’Tabular’ iceberg. With no other icebergs showing such straight angled lines it certainly stands out from all the other normal jagged looking icebergs. With an object so huge and symmetrical you would think that NASA would have shown more photographs of something so unusual. Is this monolith iceberg a natural formation or is there something else going on ? Notice on the photograph the bottom left iceberg and how jagged the edges are compared to the perfect angled lines and flat surface of it’s brother to the right hand side. With recent reports of particle beams projected from Antarctica and visits from political world leaders and heads of religion from around the world you have to ask yourself what is actually going on in this mysterious remote continent ? All photographs courtesy of NASA ICE taken from the Ice Bridge Survey : https://twitter.com/NASA_ICE Music : Space Chatter by Doug Maxwell / Media Right Productions #icebergmonolith #antacrticamonolith #antarctica
