The Seed

[prodromos]

Which is impossible to do unless you fly over the very high iced walls which is what Admiral R Byrd did in 'operation high jump'.

Unfortunately all you read of this is what is repeated by conspiracy nutjobs. If you actually read the full accounts you would not be using Admiral Byrd in an attempt to support your ice wall nonsense.

 

[Servus]

Unfortunately all you read of this is what is repeated by conspiracy nutjobs. If you actually read the full accounts you would not be using Admiral Byrd in an attempt to support your ice wall nonsense.

Like many coastlines, Antarctica has cliffs ie walls of ice. And also like many coastlines, it also has areas that are at sea level.

 

[Apple Sky]

Unfortunately all you read of this is what is repeated by conspiracy nutjobs. If you actually read the full accounts you would not be using Admiral Byrd in an attempt to support your ice wall nonsense.

In his interview Byrd says, 'Theres is an area as big as US & thats an area on the the others side & that's beyond the pole on the other side of the south pole.'

After this the Antarctic treaty was signed,

 

[prodromos]

In his interview Byrd says, 'Theres is an area as big as US & thats an area on the the others side & that's beyond the pole on the other side of the south pole.'

And I showed you where that area he was talking about was on the Antarctica continent. Apart from his flight to the South Pole and back from their base in "Little America", most of their exploration was confined to mapping the coastline.

After this the Antarctic treaty was signed,

Which was to prevent any country from exploiting and potentially damaging a fragile ecosystem. It doesn't stop people from going there.

 

[HantsUK]

People always ask me ' Why does flat earth matter ?'.

In this video it explains why it matters.

From reading your opening post I have absolutely no idea why you (@Apple Sky) think a flat earth matters.

If you think this is important, you need to explain (preferable in your own words) the reasons why. By all means include a link to some video as a reference or to include additional details. But your post needs to convey your message on its own, without needing to look up a video.

These forums are word based. Your explain something using written English (making allowance that English is the second language for some of your readers, and others only know American English).

People will then respond. Some will agree with, perhaps with further supporting evidence. Others will disagree and will give opposing arguments. If you want to continue the discussion, then reply to the opposing arguments. But responding with 'shrug' or 'don't be silly' is childish and suggests you have no valid answer. It is also very irritating.

Of course, contributing to any forum is entirely optional and replying to posts is not mandatory. Most (?) of us are busy with other things and cannot waste all day watching this site.

 

[HantsUK]

People have not ventured deep into the true Antarctica, so yes someone is lying either that or they truly do not know where they really are.

12 years ago Maria Leijerstam (from South Wales) was the first person to cycle to the South Pole the edge of the Antarctic continent on a custom made trike (made in Cornwall).

She has completed various long distance runs and cycle rides across inhospitable areas, plus a degree in Maths, will mean she can navigate and will be able to work out where she is.

She lives in the Cardiff area, so is close enough for @Apple Sky to visit.

There are numerous links on Google about her world record breaking achievement, including:

10 year Anniversary South Pole Special Edition Full Fat

ICE 10 year south pole anniversary special edition full fat

www.icetrikes.co

Maria Leijerstam - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

And here is a YouTube video all about it:

 

[Apple Sky]

I have absolutely no idea why you (@Apple Sky) think a flat earth matters.

Flat earth is not a PSYOP, flat earth destroys every PSYOP that has ever been used to control us.
They've invented this fantastic senario called the globe.

Why does the flat earth matter b/c it shows the deception of not only NASA but from all the world wide leaders.

And one day it will all come light.

 

[pgp_protector]

Once the seed has been planted there's noway from stopping it grow unless it is pulled up and discarded.



People always ask me ' Why does flat earth matter ?'.

In this video it explains why it matters.

Not really true, there are lots of reasions seeds won't germinating usually because of wrong temperature, incorrect moisture (too dry/wet), poor seed quality (old/bad storage), planting too deep, lack of oxygen, or pests/disease, not meeting specific seed needs like warmth for peppers or light for others, leading to failure to sprout or 'damping off'.

 

[Apple Sky]

12 years ago Maria Leijerstam (from South Wales) was the first person to cycle to the South Pole the edge of the Antarctic continent on a custom made trike (made in Cornwall).

So she cycled to the south pole, how did she manage this without crossing the sea ?

 

[Apple Sky]

@pgp_protector

I would agree with this if my opinions were foolish & full of falsehoods, but they are not.

 

[Servus]

• 1955–1958 – Commonwealth Trans-Antarctic Expedition
  Leader: Vivian Fuchs / Edmund Hillary
  First overland crossing of Antarctica via the South Pole.
• 1956 – Operation Deep Freeze
  Leader: U.S. Navy
  Established Amundsen–Scott South Pole Station.
• • 1968–1969 – First Surface Crossing Without Dogs or Machines
    Leaders: Ralph Plaisted (disputed earlier claim), later validated by others
  • 1989–1990 – International Trans-Antarctica Expedition
    Leader: Will Steger
    Dogsled crossing highlighting environmental protection.
  • 1996–1997 – First Solo, Unsupported Expedition
    Explorer: Børge Ousland
  • 2001 – First All-Female Team to Reach the Pole
    Explorer: Ann Bancroft and team

 

[Servus]

So she cycled to the south pole, how did she manage this without crossing the sea ?

ChatGPT said:​

Maria Leijerstam got to Antarctica by ship and aircraft, using the same logistics system most modern Antarctic expeditions rely on. In simple terms:

1. Commercial flight to South America
   She first flew from the UK to Chile (usually Punta Arenas), which is the main international gateway to Antarctica.
2. Chartered flight to Antarctica ✈️
   From Chile, she boarded a specialized Antarctic flightoperated by a polar logistics company.
   • The aircraft landed on a blue-ice runway in Antarctica (Union Glacier Camp area).
3. Internal Antarctic transport
   Once on the continent, she and her equipment were flown by ski-equipped aircraft to her starting point at Hercules Inlet.
4. Start of the expedition ‍♀️❄️
   From Hercules Inlet, she began her human-powered journey, cycling and hauling her sled all the way to the South Pole.

This combination—commercial flights → chartered polar flight → ski plane—is standard for explorers today, since Antarctica has no ports or public airports.

 

[Apple Sky]

@Edwin Wright

Maria Leijerstam got to Antarctica by ship and aircraft, using the same logistics system most modern Antarctic expeditions rely on. In simple terms:

1. Commercial flight to South America
   She first flew from the UK to Chile (usually Punta Arenas), which is the main international gateway to Antarctica.
2. Chartered flight to Antarctica ✈️
   From Chile, she boarded a specialized Antarctic flightoperated by a polar logistics company.
   • The aircraft landed on a blue-ice runway in Antarctica (Union Glacier Camp area).
3. Internal Antarctic transport
   Once on the continent, she and her equipment were flown by ski-equipped aircraft to her starting point at Hercules Inlet.
4. Start of the expedition ‍♀️❄️
   From Hercules Inlet, she began her human-powered journey, cycling and hauling her sled all the way to the South Pole.

This combination—commercial flights → chartered polar flight → ski plane—is standard for explorers today, since Antarctica has no ports or public airports.

How would she have known if it's the real Antarctica ?

 

[Servus]

In his interview Byrd says, 'Theres is an area as big as US & thats an area on the the others side & that's beyond the pole on the other side of the south pole.'

After this the Antarctic treaty was signed,

There's been many people all over Antarctica since then.

 

[Servus]

@Edwin Wright


How would she have known if it's the real Antarctica ?

What would constitue a fake Antarctica?

 

[Apple Sky]

What would constitue a fake Antarctica?

The continent.

This;

 

[Servus]

The continent.

This;

View attachment 374900

She rode her bicycle on that?

 

[Apple Sky]

She rode her bicycle on that?

Yes - She rode on the real Antarctica.

 

[Servus]

Yes - She rode on the real Antarctica.

Then why didn't she and all of others arrive at the precipice edge of the Earth?

 

[Apple Sky]

Then why didn't she and all of others arrive at the precipice edge of the Earth?

Because she rode the edge & wouldn't have gone further enough in.