NASA Make Surprising Discovery After Finding This In Antarctica #shorts

NASA make surprising discovery after finding this in Antarctica. Today, we take a look at what NASA found in Antarctica #youtubeshorts

Back in 2018 during operation icebridge, NASA was conducting an aerial survey of the Northern Antarctic, and during this they spotted a strange looking iceberg in the distance.

NASA said the following on their website "Operation IceBridge, NASA’s longest-running aerial survey of polar ice, flew over the northern Antarctic Peninsula on Oct. 16, 2018.

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[ColdHawk]

I just want someone to help this poor narrator cheer up a bit.

[misterhat]

That’s just an Amazon distribution center

[chucknutly]

Someone tell Shaq we've found his mattress.

[mannsouth]

These topics seem real but never end up anywhere.

[TheBarricade]

Only a satellite laser could cut at those large distances. They want the seas to rise

[taylorsmith]

remember Futurama?
taking ice from a comet to drop in our ocean to keep the earth cooled down.

[identity]

"Northern Antarctic" ? Would that be the tottal coast of Antarctica lolololol

[jasonrussell]

I know huge chunks break off but look at how perfect that is

[harikili]

I listen to his voice when I want to feel depressed.

[scottpike]

Not just a sharp angle, it appears to be right angles, not natural.

[leonardmead]

I'd like to have seen it's full shape

[ibelieveyou]

Simply, cannot be a doctored image. We just accept it.

[felixguzmanmartinez]

Pretty sure the penguins built it as a ball court 😂

[TheAron]

That’s perfect. Not built via human construction. It makes you think about the stories of all these structures underneath the ice that U.S. marines have been reporting

[TheQuadrum]

The narrator recorded his dialogue in a public library

[willlaflam]

I can guarantee that side they weren’t showing was not symmetrical

[DK-fkmx]

This reminds me of old accounts of people seeing giant rectangles or "giant flying doors" in the sky.

[desertwindsintucson]

Ice Bridge sounds like a fitting name...

[randerson]

I’ve seen that before, it’s actually a giant Antarctic Amazon warehouse that is covered in snow. Yes, Antarctica gets 2-Day Prime deliveries too.

[Day-Walker.]

Someone tell the flat earthers their wall is floating away