Piri Reis map: evidence of an advanced civilization unprecedented on Earth?
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Piri Reis is a world map compiled in 1513 from military intelligence of the Ottoman navy and Piri Reis cartographer.
Hunters of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) detect a suspected alien spacecraft in Antarctica via Google Earth satellite imagery.
Scientists believe that a mysterious object under thick ice in Antarctica changes people's understanding of history.
Russian residents living on the Arctic side of the Gulf caught thousands of round snowballs as if there were some knights at the beach.
The image recorded by Google Earth is likely the Antarctic's alien base.
For a long time, Japan has spread the hegemony about the existence of humanoid sea creatures living in Antarctica
People are buzzing because of the information that an alien ship's body has been found and buried in Antarctic ice and snow and can be viewed on Google Maps.
This object is almost a perfect circle, the size suitable for the ball, appears dimly unclear and is floating above the research station last August 10.
People in a town in western Greenland Island fluttered as they watched the sun rise from the horizon on January 11, two days earlier than every year.
NASA has just released images that have been taken by their Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter more than a decade before approaching Mars's Arctic region.
Unesco Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized The islands located near New Zealand's Antarctica are World Natural Heritage in 1998.
Pteropod - a pea-sized sea snail species that protects its transparent and fragile body from predators with a strong chemical compound
Thanks to anticoagulant glycoprotein in the body, notothenioid fish can survive the global freezing phenomenon, causing a large number of organisms to become extinct 42…
The island's remote location helped penguins thrive.