Highway legendary ancient city under 800m Antarctic ice?

The mysterious work discovered beneath the Antarctic ice sheet may be the remains of ancient civilization.

According to the Daily Star, scientists have recently discovered a giant building, 800 meters deep beneath the Antarctic ice sheet.

Beneath the permafrost in Antarctica is a trace of the ancient ancient city?

Conspiracy theorists believe that the project could reveal the legendary city of Atlantis or a secret alien base.

Some compare huge works with "the height of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France".

The scientists announced that the findings are more realistic. They said it was a network of tunnels and ridges beneath the permafrost.

This is natural geological formation, which helps stabilize the ice on the surface, scientists said.

Mysterious buildings lie deep beneath the Antarctic ice sheet.

The research team from Bruxelle University in Belgium added that the work is proof of "waterways and sediment layers under the Antarctic ice sheet".

Scientists expect, understanding these underground works will help them more accurately predict the effects of climate change.

But the statement of experts will most likely not discourage conspiracy theorists. Proponents of the scientific hypothesis concerning the movement of the Earth's crust suggest that Antarctica may have been the home of the legendary city of Atlantis.

Antarctica used to be a place where people lived?

Last year, Professor Vanessa Bowman of the Antarctic Institute of Antarctica said: "100 million years ago Antarctica was covered by tropical forests similar to those existing in New Zealand today."

The most obvious evidence so far is the famous 504 year old Admiral Piri Reis map of the Turkish fleet.

The map depicting the Antarctic coastline hundreds of years ago had not been covered by ice. However, the map was rejected by many scholars and doubts about authenticity.

In addition, images provided by NASA's Operation IceBridge spacecraft also show traces of human civilization in Antarctica.