Red Mosquito

Except you can sail all the way around Antarctica so

I'm not having this conversation with you again.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Except you can sail all the way around Antarctica so

Why is it impossible for non government entities to visit Antarctica? What don't they want us to see?

It’s not. There are cruises there frequently

BurtReynolds wrote:I'm not having this conversation with you again.

Your science is solid

Also burt the planets in Star Wars are globes so there’s all the proof you need

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Also burt the planets in Star Wars are globes so there’s all the proof you need

E.H. Ruddock wrote:It’s not. There are cruises there frequently

To land and go inland requires a permit that's never been issued. Only government entities can be based there.

Each year over 70,000 tourists visit Antarctica by sea and air. When traveling to Antarctica, most visitors only access areas along the Antarctic Peninsula that are close to the shore. In addition, some tourists take flights to the South Pole, which is considered a bucket list item for the most intrepid travelers.

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Each year over 70,000 tourists visit Antarctica by sea and air. When traveling to Antarctica, most visitors only access areas along the Antarctic Peninsula that are close to the shore. In addition, some tourists take flights to the South Pole, which is considered a bucket list item for the most intrepid travelers.

That's what they tell you.

Yes I'm sure they have a little tourist area carved out, complete with a "South pole", so dumbass tourists can get their picture taken for their Instagrams. But you'll get shot if you stray too far.

How is this thread 26 pages

Establishment shill

I come in here when I need a good chuckle.

BurtReynolds wrote:Yes I'm sure they have a little tourist area carved out, complete with a "South pole", so dumbass tourists can get their picture taken for their Instagrams. But you'll get shot if you stray too far.

With a permit that’s never been issued

Yes let’s let tourists wander out into a freezing, barren wasteland with no infrastructure. Occam’s razor.

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Each year over 70,000 tourists visit Antarctica by sea and air. When traveling to Antarctica, most visitors only access areas along the Antarctic Peninsula that are close to the shore. In addition, some tourists take flights to the South Pole, which is considered a bucket list item for the most intrepid travelers.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antarct ... ected_Area

My bad, they issue waste removal permits to those operating in areas adjacent to the Specially Protected Areas. As far as I can tell, the Special Access Permits to actually visit the Specially Protected Areas are issued to defense contractors and state entities.

Should have dug 30 feet deep.

BurtReynolds wrote:

Should have dug 30 feet deep.

thats from Prometheus

That doesn’t prove the earth is flat, just that there are Crab people living underground