Antarctica's Hidden Secret - Scientists Discovered Something Frozen In A Cave And They Are Scared

Antarctica's Hidden Secret - Scientists Discovered Something Frozen In A Cave And They Are Scared

Join us on an incredible journey to Antarctica, where scientists have discovered a hidden secret frozen in time. This discovery has left them scared and has sparked a mystery that could change our understanding of history. Tune in to uncover Antarctica's secret with us and hear from renowned author Graham Hancock about his theories on this enigmatic continent. Don't miss this adventure into the unknown!

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[carolinegray]

Graham Hancock is a journalist. The kind of journalist who asks questions; who shook up the status quo and made people aware. A good student asks questions that open different lines of thought. He's been faithfully following thru since. Author of the most interesting and inspiring books I've read in years. Good man!

[wtiwxwi]

The more I read/ listen to Graham Hancock the more I marvel at humanity's intellect and ingenuity. His work asks us to open our minds. His work has not made me forget about my religion. If anything his discoveries make me marvel all the more at God's creation and what a marvel is Man (current or ancient).

[crystalr]

I live in the Southern Nevada Desert about a half hour north of Vegas.. there are TONS of ocean fossils literally everywhere... in the desert. So if the desert was once an ocean just as Mount everest once was, why is Antarctica any different? People can't argue what they haven't witnessed and shouldn't discredit just because they can't wrap their simple mind to the reality of the facts the earth has provided via fossil evidence

[peterfurber]

There's so much we don't know. And so much that's kept hidden.

[jamesallan]

What peeks my interest in Antarctica is the treaty that most countries in the world have signed up to from 1959 and explorers like admiral byrd and what he said exists beyond

[chefsam]

Humanity is only beginning to understand that the official story isn't cutting it, multiple catastrophic events have driven man, more than once, back to the stone age and they're realising this possibly only just in time to bare witness to the next one.

[goatlord]

My personal opinion: there was advanced civilisations pre-ice age. Not necessarily technologically advanced, but advanced in the way that they were globally connected and shared ideas.

My reasonings:
1. multiple ancient civilisations built pyramidal structures, the dating of these structures can not be verified as they have been built upon continuously by succeeding civilisations.
2. The ice age, which covered the majority of earth's landmasses and the eventual global flooding and terrain changing events could have very easily wiped out the MAJORITY of evidence of these civilisations exacerbated by times tendency to deteriorate evidence aswell.
3. The australian aborigines have existed as they have for 50, 000 years, there is evidence that the earliest aboriginal australians had stone tools, even though there is no evidence of building, there is also evidence that the earliest aboriginal australians had very VERY primitive boats that were capable of intercontinental travel. These people CAME to australia BEFORE the ice age began, but due to the ice age being predominately in the northern hemisphere and equator, its logical to conclude that these people were cut off to the resources and trade of whatever global advanced civilisations existed pre-ice age.
4. Easter Island, an island that as far as we know has been uninhabited for hundreds, if not thousands of years, yet has megalithic stone heads, obviously a group of people with above average levels of stone masonry, the same above average levels of stone masonry seen around the world in times that we know barely had the tools available to even attempt such feats, constructed megalithic heads all around the island, and vanished without a trace.
5. The evidence, both religously documented and scholarly documented, of the environmental collapse of multiple civilisations, for example; soddom and gammorah were "wiped from the earth when god rained fire down from the heavens", there is evidence of a sulfuric based meteor striking that area, around that time, at that time, with the knowledge and beliefs they had, a sulfuric meteorite that breaks up on entry of the aearths atmosphere and also catches fire due to the friction of entering earths atmosphere could easily and understandably be described as "fire raining down from heaven". Global floods, documented in every culture, causes can be explained by the melting of the ice at the end of the ice age, estimated to be 12, 500 years ago, or localised "global" flooding from minor meteor strikes, which there is also much, MUCH evidence, globally, of having occurred.
6. The extroardinary lack of evidence of human, or pre-human, culture, theologies, religions, settlements, gatherings, whatever, pre-ice age, despite the unarguable fact that our race existed for hundreds of thousands to millions of years before the ice age even began, note; there have been many ice ages during earths history, and i am referring to the ice age that existed 50, 000 to 12, 500 years ago, which is NOT the same ice age that was caused by the chicxlub meteor hundreds of millions of years ago.

And there are many more points in my reasoning, but i think ive rambled enough.

[landolando]

Graham is the goat. Dont hate. Hes following what he believes without backing down and alot of what he says has a lot of scientific backing, and makes sense. Some of it is iffy, but i believe hes genuine with what he believes.

[martymiddendorp]

What many fail to recognise, is the character of the human species. The egos of supposed experts and academics in any given field. Egos that won't hesitate to fabricate opposing arguements to anything that questions their perceived expertise.

[martinlicht]

All more fascinating every day. The shifting earth crust theory is interesting, but how do these megalithic structures maintain astronomical alignment with the movement? Thanks for sharing so much our education system seems to be missing.

[Bamapride]

I don’t care what anybody says Graham Hancock is a smart human being that has studied the historic human being and has been right many times when the so called scientists have been wrong. I think he’s more credible than they give him credit for

[mayamorel]

We ❤& will always support Graham❤️ we need more people like him!

[donstinn]

Graham Hancock offers a rational explanation that deserves more credibility than what the mainstream scientific world would.Have you believe they're too lazy to rewrite the history books?And there are two egotistical to admit when they're wrong

[DarkWave-NL]

One thing is sure, we were more advanced thousands n thousands years ago then now, i think we forgotten alot n i think our history goes deeper then we think.

[Snow-dbvp]

Ppl won't accept the change of human history and this is sad...
Scared about the truth..

[ianbentley]

What about the missing team of scientists who turned up 2weeks later and never spoke a word on the journey back in a C130 and The rockerfella institute is also down there

[xihsdvm]

Archeologists are constantly revising their opinions as new discoveries made. Graham is a good and interesting speaker.

[chriskickflip]

There is in fact evidence all around us that the continents all used to be other places on the planet. Though this is widely believed to be because the poles move around and not the crust itself. We have been tracking the poles for quite some time now. Magnetic north seems to be veering towards the Indian Ocean right now. We know that these shifts have happened many times in earths history. One of the things we know is that they took core samples of the ocean floors and found that they would find layers of basalt of various ages. Basalt is volcanic rock that contains a lot of iron in them. When they looked at these layers, they realized that when the basalt rock was magma all of the iron would point towards magnetic north. So looking through these layers they could see exactly when these shifts took place. We also know that there are fish fossils on many mountain tops. We also have just about every religion having a story of a great flood. Some with an ark story and some where their ancestors came from underground. It is also worth noting the obvious signs of water erosion in many ancient sights around the world. We know something wiped out the dinosaurs, we know about ancient humans who built seemingly impossible to recreate structures and something just wiped all of those ancient civilizations off the map. Basically a pole shift would cause the planet to start rotating a different direction. But because of the force of the earths spin, the earth is more oval shaped than a perfect sphere. So if you suddenly switched the axis of that spin the oval would have to reshape. On top of that depending on how quick a shift like this would be it could be very violent. For example the earth spins somewhere around 2000 mph. If you suddenly stopped or changed that rotation all of the winds and oceans would need time to catch up so you would suddenly have winds and oceans moving 2000mph. Kinda like if you shook spun a snow globe on an axis and suddenly stopped it. The liquid and snowflakes inside would continue spinning for a while until settling or in the case of earth, until they caught up to the new rotation. I would imagine taking an oval and reshaping it with a powerful spin would probably make the earth crumble in a lot of places and a lot of volcanos would probably erupt all at once making the world a dark, fiery, high wind, tsunami earthquake hellscape. With 2, 000 mph winds and waves you could potentially flood the world temporarily and flatten all signs of civilization.

[zsvrdsm]

It does’nt matter what I Believe because whatever is IS. In the meantime GH is giving us lots of things and events to consider. I’m sure glad of his research and theories.

[amangupta-ikns]

Damn they just turned a 15 min information video into 1 hour just by repeating everything