Secret Antarctica - Scientist Discovered Something Frozen On a Mountain And They Are SCARED

Secret Antarctica - Scientist Discovered Something Frozen On a Mountain And They Are SCARED

Explore the mysteries of Antarctica as scientists reveal a shocking discovery frozen on a mountain that has left them scared and intrigued. Watch this video to uncover the secrets of this remote and mysterious continent.

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[XRSS]

I think one of the problems with Graham's critics is that they will admit that the ancients were incredible stone masons but they want to act like that's all they knew how to do. You don't just become incredible stone masons and build things like the Great Pyramid at Giza without other parts of your society being very advanced as well.

[OlliGarch]

My dad who was full Cherokee told me many stories passed down to him of very intelligent civilizations of the past that were destroyed. I believe there have been many advanced civilizations that have been destroyed in the past.

[maxelldenomie]

We were lied to in grade school: the "Hokey-Pokey" is _not_ what its all about.

[erniesulovic]

The Hindu religion says we go back re 200 000 years so anything up to that is pretty well possible in my opinion. It has been stated that even Atlantis was not the only previous ancient civilisation and that there are older ones predating it.

[copykon]

Göbekli Tepe isn't alone anymore. Zernaki Tepe was recently discovered in 2014 and has its own 'kings list' just like that of ancient Sumer. More recently, Kef Kalesi was discovered in 2017. Things just got way more complicated for the naysayers.

[arnoldrimmer]

If I’ve learned anything in my 52 years on this planet is that nobody is an ‘expert’. They just know a bit more than others

[martinsigley]

Wow, a warmer earth with lots of CO2! And not a diesel car or coal fire in sight!!

[guy]

Ancient civilizations go WAY further back than we are taught. The megalithic structures found around the world i.e dolmens, pyramids & very large platforms were built as multiuse buildings, to act as functioning tools i.e astronomical mathematical, geophysical etc & also to protect our ancient ancestors whenever our planet encountered catastrophic climatic & other disasters.

[phydauex]

Interesting that according to Egyptologists the date given for the sphinx is based on how it's integrated into the Giza complex and not on any textual evidence (written, hieroglyphic or otherwise).. Plus they conveniently they ignore that the dream stella at the feet of the sphinx says nothing about its construction, but it's repair by the then Pharoh. if all that is true why doesn't the rest of the constructions in that area have the same erosion as the sphinx and it's enclosure? They seem to cherry pick what they like and completely ignore what doesn't fit, and call Graham the nutjob.

[rfkoooi]

I find Hancock's theory extremely interesting and acceptable. People are too narrow minded and always measure possibilities with their own yard sticks. Keep up the good work Graham.

[pixiendixie]

What I've always wondered is that we know the pyramids align with Orion's belt. But has anyone thought to see if there are any structures that align with the rest of the Orion constellation ? There may be hidden or buried structures somewhere out there in the desert that may give us an even better understanding of this ancient culture.

[johncaccioppo]

The real mystery of ancient societies is how so many of them lasted for tens of thousands of years while ours isn't likely to make it another decade in it's current direction.

[mmll]

For me, Graham Hancock is what courage at play looks like. To agree with his ideas or not, is besides the point I am making here.

[bertpeeters]

I would think twice before attacking Graham.. some of his theories have been proven to be true.. and he’s the nicest man you will ever meet.

[kevinjamessharrett]

Graham Hancock is a hero for our time! Much Gratitude

[camilleespinas]

I am always amazed at the great gifts our ancient ancestors accomplished .

[AquarianAgeMaitreya]

Graham Hancock has been exploring the world's ancient past for nearly forty years. It seems to me that his level of intelligence is superior to most of his detractors so why shouldn't his theories be true? He has spoken to a great number of 'official' scientists who possess advanced degrees in 'niche' or specialist areas and has, therefore, his own 'niche', which is not only the ability to fully comprehend what these experts tell him but to intuitively 'see' how they all fit together and also to 'paint the picture' for the rest of us in a way we can also understand. He's worth a dozen PhD's should he desire them, so when I see a 'niche' PhD airily or contemptuously dismiss him as a mere writer with cranky ideas, I shudder at the closed-mindedness displayed. It's Graham's genius to set the proverbial cat amongst the pigeons. I salute him; I'm sure an ever-increasing number of the younger scientists will join me in doing so.

[ossianx]

The context police are clearly not happy that some people state facts that temperatures were much higher, sea levels have changed radically and CO2 was much higher …. And when this was the case life flourished !

[SumDumGy]

Hancock has talked about crust displacement theory; he does not subscribe to it. Quote the man in context or don’t make a video on him.

[chirelle.alanalooney]

I really like Graham Hancock and his work.