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00:00Legendary explorers venturing into a frozen and deadly world.
00:06A major government expedition shrouded in secrets
00:10and strange life forms discovered under kilometers of solid ice.
00:20Antarctica.
00:21A frozen continent at the southern tip of the Earth.
00:26A vast polar desert.
00:28This desolate but beautiful place has captivated brave explorers for centuries.
00:35And although its natural wonders are undeniable,
00:39Antarctica is also surrounded by myths, legends, and strange phenomena.
00:47What secrets are hidden in the most mysterious continent in the world?
00:53Well, that's what we'll try to find out.
01:11Antarctica, the southernmost continent on Earth.
01:17This enormous frozen world covers 14 trillion square kilometers
01:21and it is almost the size of the United States and Mexico combined.
01:27There are only between one thousand and five thousand people in Antarctica at any given time.
01:32And most of these temporary inhabitants are small groups of scientists from around the world,
01:40who work and live in stations scattered across the landscape.
01:46Those willing to endure the extreme conditions of the white continent
01:51They find themselves in a world like no other.
01:55My first visit to Antarctica was almost 20 years ago.
02:00I've always found it fascinating because it's enigmatic.
02:05When we arrived there, we were amazed by the scenery.
02:09Antarctica is covered by a huge ice sheet
02:12which can reach up to five kilometers in thickness in certain places
02:16and has the lowest temperatures in the world.
02:19But it is also the highest continent, the driest, the windiest
02:23and the least populated place on the planet.
02:28There is no place like it anywhere on Earth.
02:31My first feeling on the ice was supernatural.
02:36There isn't a single tree in sight.
02:37Depending on when you arrive, you have 24 hours of day or 24 hours of night.
02:44The difference between being completely safe and being in danger is almost nonexistent.
02:52Humans are not fit to survive in Antarctica.
02:55It is mysterious and wonderful because very few people.
02:58He has the opportunity to go there.
03:00Scientists and explorers visit it, but no one stays there.
03:06What catches our attention, like penguins and whales,
03:10They stay in coastal regions.
03:13Once you go inside, there is nothing alive.
03:16How much do we know?
03:19That alone is an attraction.
03:22There are many unanswered questions on this topic.
03:25Everything in Antarctica is inexplicable.
03:28Although those who have ventured into Antarctica have experienced freezing temperatures,
03:34dazzling storms and snow as far as the eye can see,
03:38Scientists have recently discovered geological evidence that,
03:43Millions of years ago, the continent was very different from what it is today.
03:47Antarctica was not always covered in ice.
03:51Just from the fossils found there, we already know that the continent was once covered by a rainforest.
03:57It was covered by a forest.
03:58Some people even theorize that there may have been primitive men in Antarctica.
04:03And all of that was covered by ice.
04:05We know there are many things there, but we don't know what will be found.
04:10It's fascinating to think that 90 million years ago,
04:15The South Pole may have been a lush forest, full of plants, trees, and animals.
04:22Only a drastic climate change, some 56 million years later,
04:27would create the frozen landscape we know today.
04:31And although explorers did not reach Antarctica until the 18th century,
04:36Great thinkers like Aristotle already proposed the existence of an earth at the bottom of the planet,
04:43thousands of years before its discovery.
04:47In ancient times, Antarctica captivated our imagination.
04:52People suspected the continent existed because it seemed logical,
04:57But it had not yet been discovered.
04:59It seemed logical that there would be a portion of land in the southern region of the planet.
05:05It was suspected that he was there, but there was no proof.
05:12Istanbul, Türkiye, 1929.
05:16While cataloging antiquities in the Topkapi Palace library,
05:21The German scholar Gustav Adolf Deismann found a different map
05:27on a gazelle-skin parchment.
05:29The extraordinary 16th-century document was quickly identified as the work of the eminent cartographer Piri Riz.
05:38and it became an object of great importance and heated controversy.
05:44Piri Riz was an Ottoman admiral and cartographer.
05:49In 1513 he created an extraordinary map.
05:52Only a third of that map survived.
05:55But that third offers us something surprising.
05:58It appears to show the coastline of a continent to the south.
06:03Some argue that it closely resembles a portion of the modern Antarctic coastline,
06:07which leads us to ask ourselves,
06:09How could he have known the coast of a continent that we didn't even know existed yet?
06:16So it is assumed that some civilization lived there or nearby,
06:20to the point of mapping it, and somehow, the information reached Piri Riz.
06:25Of course, this has not been proven, and we don't know.
06:27Did Piri Riz create a map of the Antarctic coast?
06:32based on lost knowledge from some mysterious ancient civilization?
06:37If so, how did the famous cartographer find out?
06:43Some experts believe the answer can be found in folklore.
06:48from a great people of native navigators, not from the frozen desert, but from a tropical paradise.
06:54The Polynesian peoples of the Pacific have many cultural heroes,
07:01some great navigators who traveled thousands of kilometers from one side of the ocean to the other.
07:10Their legends tell us that they also reached a continent to the south that was naturally very cold.
07:19They say it's a place located beneath the earth itself,
07:24a dark place, but also full of light, since the sun shines there all the time.
07:31It's a place where rocks emerge from the sea, and there are strange animals,
07:37and what we would describe as ice and snow.
07:40It seems obvious that they would have reached Antarctica.
07:46It's intriguing to think that the ancient world could have discovered Antarctica centuries earlier
07:52that the explorers saw it for the first time.
07:55And although the belief in an unknown land to the south was well established in the 15th and 16th centuries,
08:03The possibility of setting foot on that mysterious continent would not finally become possible until the end of the 19th century.
08:10in an era known as the heroic age of Antarctic exploration.
08:19During the era of Antarctic exploration,
08:22No one had yet been to the South Pole,
08:24neither at the highest point on earth, nor at the deepest point in the ocean.
08:28Achieving this would be a historic milestone.
08:31The first two powers to attempt to reach the South Pole were Great Britain and Norway.
08:38Ernest Shackleton was a British polar explorer of the early 20th century,
08:42famous for having reached the closest point to the South Pole,
08:46almost 160 kilometers before having to give up.
08:52In 1911, Roald Amundsen, the great Norwegian explorer,
08:57He became the first to reach the South Pole.
09:00Glory went to Norway.
09:04Those early explorers of Antarctica were basically heading towards a black hole.
09:09From 1897 to 1922,
09:15Ten countries participated in the launch of 17 major Antarctic expeditions
09:20on a scientific and geographical exploration mission.
09:24Polar exploration is very complicated.
09:28At its core, there is a certain national pride.
09:30The first explorers carried the flags of their countries,
09:35But it was also an effort to understand the world.
09:37Nobody had ever been to Antarctica.
09:40Would it be a single continent or several large islands?
09:44They were also gathering geographical knowledge,
09:48such as scientific learning about animal species.
09:51They were the first field researchers.
09:54The desire to continue, explore, learn
09:57and advance human knowledge
10:00It was one of the determining factors.
10:03The question was whether they would survive or not.
10:06Despite the inherent dangers of Antarctic exploration,
10:11brave adventurers risked everything
10:13to reach the white continent.
10:15But upon arriving,
10:17Survival depended on sturdy ships,
10:20adequate supplies,
10:22reliable companions
10:23and often a help
10:25of supernatural origin.
10:31Queen Maud Land, Antarctica.
10:34November 13, 2000.
10:39The famous polar explorers
10:41Anne Bancroft and Liv Arnesen
10:44They embark on a truly extraordinary expedition.
10:48Their main goal is to become
10:50in the first women in history
10:52in skiing across the most dangerous continent on Earth.
10:56On our expedition,
10:58The goal was to cross all of Antarctica
11:01pulling sleds,
11:03which is incredibly dangerous.
11:07People fall into cracks
11:08And setbacks always arise.
11:11If someone gets injured,
11:12It's very difficult to get out of there.
11:14We must move forward quickly or die.
11:18The journey lasted 97 days
11:20through Antarctica.
11:23It was about 2,700 kilometers.
11:25We went from one extreme to the other,
11:27basically with the South Pole in the middle.
11:30Liv and I became
11:31in the first women to cross Antarctica.
11:34Anne Bancroft and Liv Arnesen
11:37They made history in Antarctica.
11:39But something strange happened
11:42on their mission across the continent
11:44which is not easy to explain.
11:47In the first half of the trip,
11:50The terrain was very steep inland
11:53and the snowfalls were constant.
11:56So we were stopping all the time
11:58and we had the entire continent
12:00in front of us.
12:02The dilemma was
12:03how were we going to overcome
12:04what lay ahead,
12:05because of everything that was happening
12:07all around us,
12:08We were getting discouraged.
12:10It was incredibly cold.
12:12and relentless
12:14And we were afraid.
12:16We already thought so
12:17that we wouldn't succeed,
12:18that we would never get there.
12:21It was too much.
12:23And suddenly,
12:25I felt like they were helping me.
12:27somehow.
12:28I felt the presence
12:29of relatives
12:30and known
12:30already deceased.
12:32My grandmother's, for example,
12:33and there was a dialogue
12:34for a while.
12:35We had a dialogue.
12:37There was a presence there,
12:38But what was it?
12:39What phenomenon was that?
12:41It's inexplicable.
12:43Did the spirit
12:45of a loved one
12:46It was the invisible force
12:47who helped Han
12:48during the expedition?
12:50Or would it have been something else?
12:52Surprisingly,
12:54other polar explorers
12:56they also experienced
12:57a similar phenomenon
12:59called
12:59syndrome
13:00of the third man.
13:03The syndrome
13:04of the third man,
13:05also called
13:06third man factor,
13:08It's the feeling
13:09of being in company
13:11from an imaginary friend,
13:13a friendly presence
13:14that guides us,
13:16that encourages us
13:17and that also helps us.
13:20And which
13:21It is a crucial factor
13:23for survival
13:23of a person
13:24in situations
13:25of extreme stress.
13:28In general,
13:29occurs
13:29at the top
13:31from the mountains,
13:31at sea,
13:33also in Antarctica
13:35and in extreme environments.
13:37It's a feeling
13:38guide
13:39and support,
13:40almost an angel,
13:41so to speak.
13:42There are countless
13:43examples like this
13:44in which people
13:45have passed
13:46because of the same experience
13:47in these situations.
13:49Does it really exist?
13:51an angelic presence
13:52that guides
13:53to those who need
13:55aid
13:55in extreme conditions?
13:56It's an idea
13:57comforting
13:58and maybe better
13:59illustrated
14:00in what is considered
14:01the story
14:02survival
14:03in Antarctica
14:03most exceptional
14:04of history.
14:09Buenos Aires,
14:10Argentina,
14:11October 26
14:131914.
14:15The British ship
14:16Endurance
14:17paw
14:18with 28 men
14:19on a historical adventure
14:21known as
14:22the expedition
14:23imperial
14:24transatlantic.
14:25The owner
14:26and captain
14:27from the ship
14:27It's Sir Ernest
14:29Shackleton,
14:30an explorer
14:31veteran
14:31who had led
14:32an expedition
14:33to the South Pole
14:34seven years earlier.
14:36His plan
14:37for the expedition
14:38of the Endurance
14:38is being the first
14:40in completing
14:41a journey
14:42overland
14:42from Antarctica.
14:44In 1914,
14:45Sir Ernest Shackleton
14:46left in what
14:47would become
14:47on one of the expeditions
14:48more fateful
14:49of history
14:50from Antarctica.
14:51Their mission
14:52it was to cross
14:53the continent
14:53from west to east
14:54passing through the South Pole
14:56but his ship
14:57the Endurance
14:58He was trapped
14:59on the ice
14:59leaving them stranded
15:00and they had to
15:02give up
15:03to reach the South Pole.
15:05He became
15:06on an expedition
15:06survival
15:07hundreds of kilometers.
15:10In 1915,
15:11the Endurance
15:12He was trapped
15:12in the Weddell Sea
15:13which is a great
15:15frozen sea
15:16from Antarctica.
15:17After passing
15:18almost more than a year
15:19living on the boat
15:20frozen
15:21with low temperatures
15:22It was clear
15:23that it was going to sink.
15:25They had to get down
15:25the lifeboats
15:26take everything they could
15:28from the ship
15:28and push them
15:30through the ice
15:31to go in search
15:33of help.
15:3528 shipwrecked
15:36they were trapped
15:37in Antarctica
15:38in an effort
15:39incredibly terrifying
15:41about to leave
15:42of that difficult situation
15:43crossing
15:44the relentless ice
15:45eating
15:46to the dogs
15:46of the sleds.
15:48At a certain point
15:48They were covered
15:50ice
15:50through the waves of the sea
15:51and appeared
15:52ghosts.
15:55They finally arrived
15:56to a place
15:56called
15:57Elephant Island.
15:59Shackleton
16:00and his crew
16:01of 27 men
16:02they arrived
16:03to Elephant Island
16:04April 16
16:06of 1916
16:07almost 15 months
16:09after
16:09to stay
16:10stranded
16:10on the ice
16:11but his journey
16:12it was far away
16:13determine.
16:14On Elephant Island
16:16It became clear
16:17that they could not
16:18to be rescued
16:18over there.
16:19So
16:20Sir Ernest Shackleton
16:21and other men
16:22They took one
16:23of the boats
16:23that they had dragged
16:24because of the ice
16:25and they decided to head
16:26to Georgia Island
16:28south
16:28to get there
16:29to a station
16:30whaling ship
16:30and search
16:31aid.
16:33There was
16:331,300 kilometers
16:35of the sea
16:35to get there
16:36up to there.
16:38If they couldn't find
16:39the island
16:40That would be the end
16:41It was a boat
16:42little
16:42and they were
16:43on the high seas
16:44There were waves
16:45They lived soaked.
16:46They were at their limit.
16:48of their forces
16:49if anyone
16:50I would have bet
16:51would have been
16:52against him
16:53and yet
16:54They did it.
16:56Against all odds
16:58They arrived safe and sound
16:59and safe
16:59to Georgia Island
17:01south
17:01but still
17:02they would have to climb
17:04a mountain
17:04dangerous
17:05and unknown
17:06to the other side
17:07where there was
17:08a station
17:09whaling ship
17:10and the last one
17:11hope
17:12help
17:12for them.
17:14Almost without strength
17:15to survive
17:16Shackleton
17:17and two of his men
17:19they began
17:20the long
17:20and dangerous journey
17:21through
17:22from the mountains
17:23and it was then
17:24when the three men
17:25they began
17:26to feel
17:27that were not
17:28alone.
17:30It was during
17:31the final stage
17:32of the trip
17:33in the mountains
17:33from Georgia
17:34south
17:34when he
17:35and the other two men
17:36who accompanied him
17:37they began to feel
17:38the presence
17:38of a fourth being.
17:40Ernest Shackleton
17:41she described it
17:42like a species
17:43of divine company.
17:45In his book
17:45titled
17:46South
17:46wrote
17:47about the experience
17:48that had
17:49on the island
17:49from Georgia
17:50south.
17:52It was an experience
17:53spiritual
17:53and religious
17:54the one they felt.
17:56They felt
17:56in company
17:57from a friend
17:58invisible.
18:00the other two
18:01who were traveling
18:02with the
18:02also
18:03they felt
18:04the same
18:05what for me
18:06It is a spirit
18:07You know
18:07It's the same
18:08essence
18:10a presence
18:11benevolent
18:12as if it were
18:13on our shoulder
18:14and that appears
18:15when we need it.
18:17It feels
18:18as if there were
18:19a person
18:20or a being
18:20with us
18:22helping us
18:23encouraging us.
18:25finally
18:26they achieved
18:26cross
18:27the mountains
18:27to the station
18:29whaling ship.
18:29It's simply
18:30incredible.
18:31Were
18:32completely
18:33malnourished
18:33and tired
18:34with the clothes
18:35all done
18:36shreds
18:36not even
18:37could
18:38to be recognized
18:39as
18:39like men
18:41civilized
18:41when finally
18:43they arrived
18:43and Shackleton
18:44It was completely
18:45turned
18:46because of what happened.
18:47It was an experience
18:49awful
18:49but he survived
18:51and they returned
18:52to the island
18:52elephant
18:53to rescue
18:53to the others
18:54men.
18:55August 30
18:56of 1916
18:58more than a year
18:59and a half
19:00after
19:01the Endurance
19:01will be stranded
19:03on the ice
19:03the rest
19:04of the sailors
19:05were finally
19:06rescued
19:07of the island
19:08elephant.
19:09Miraculously
19:10the 28 men
19:11of the crew
19:12survived
19:14maybe
19:15with the help
19:16of a presence
19:17supernatural
19:18that nobody
19:19can explain.
19:22The syndrome
19:23of the third man
19:24It always makes us
19:25ask us
19:26what is this
19:26it will only
19:28a mechanism
19:29defense
19:29psychological
19:30or will it be
19:30some entity
19:31spiritual.
19:33Neurologists
19:34They continue studying
19:34the phenomenon
19:35psychologists
19:36also
19:38but I think
19:39that none
19:39of them
19:40has resolved
19:40the mystery
19:41I think that
19:42It remains
19:42inexplicable.
19:45perhaps
19:46Shuckleton
19:46and Bancroft
19:47were guided
19:48and saved
19:49for a reason
19:50supernatural
19:50or was
19:51simply
19:53a hallucination
19:54the answer
19:55It's a mystery
19:57such as the case
19:58of the military hero
19:59United States
20:00whose adventure
20:01polar
20:02top secret
20:03gave rise
20:04to theories
20:05controversies
20:05about what
20:06there could have
20:07low
20:09the ice
20:11Whale Bay
20:13Antarctica
20:13January 15
20:151947
20:17a fleet
20:18of 13 ships
20:1933 planes
20:21and almost
20:225,000 soldiers
20:23it reaches low
20:24the command
20:25of the rear admiral
20:26Richard E.
20:27Baird
20:28the famous
20:29naval officer
20:30and explorer
20:31polar
20:32that in 1929
20:34along with his crew
20:35was the first
20:36in flying over
20:37the South Pole
20:38by air
20:39now leads
20:41a huge
20:42secret operation
20:43for the government
20:44from the United States
20:45baptized as
20:47operation
20:48High Jump
20:48the operation
20:50High Jump
20:51was the oldest
20:52expedition
20:52to the continent
20:53Antarctic
20:54took place
20:55right after
20:56of the second
20:56World War
20:57and the missions
20:58from High Jump
20:59They were for exploration.
21:00and discoveries
21:01scientists
21:02they explored
21:03new places
21:04they built bases
21:05and took
21:06thousands
21:07aerial photographs
21:08they performed
21:09measurements
21:09that nobody
21:10had done
21:10before
21:11of a huge
21:12fringe
21:12of the continent
21:13Antarctic
21:14the operation
21:15High Jump
21:16It was something
21:17huge
21:18It looked like an invasion.
21:19of the second
21:19World War
21:20but also
21:21gave rise
21:21to several
21:22theories
21:23because
21:24so that
21:24we would send
21:25an entire fleet
21:26to Antarctica
21:27just to do
21:28investigation
21:29scientific
21:29we care
21:31both science
21:32or is there any
21:33aim
21:33secret
21:34on the part of
21:34government
21:35no
21:35Let's get to know each other
21:36still
21:37the doubt
21:38persisted
21:39for more
21:40of 70
21:40years
21:41which was
21:42the real
21:43mission
21:43of the operation
21:44High Jump
21:45one of the theories
21:47more accepted
21:48the thing is
21:48your goal
21:49secret
21:50It could have been
21:51locate
21:52a base
21:53Nazi
21:54hidden
21:56after leaving
21:57in 1938
21:58and get there
21:59in January
22:00of 1939
22:01Hitler sent
22:02an expedition
22:03research
22:04Nazi
22:04to Antarctica
22:05established
22:06their presence
22:07over there
22:07and one
22:08of its purposes
22:09in the region
22:10it was to found there
22:11an industry
22:12whaling ship
22:13however
22:14many people
22:15believes that also
22:16they kept
22:16secret weapons
22:18on the spot
22:19and so?
22:20it takes us
22:20to ask ourselves
22:21Were you looking for
22:22the operation
22:23High Jump
22:24a base
22:24Nazi
22:25hidden
22:26on the ice
22:27that could
22:28contain
22:28some kind
22:29of secrets
22:30and weapons
22:30that the Third Reich
22:32would have given up?
22:34The possibility
22:36that the operation
22:37High Jump
22:37would look for a base
22:38Secret Nazi
22:39It remains
22:40a theory
22:41without demonstrating
22:43but along
22:43of the decades
22:44Others have suggested
22:46that the real
22:46aim
22:47of the rear admiral
22:49Richard E. Bear
22:50in Antarctica
22:51was to find
22:52something even more
22:53shocking
22:54the entrance
22:55to a world
22:56secret
22:56hidden
22:57under the ice
23:00Richard Bird
23:01was perhaps
23:02one of the last
23:03great explorers
23:04he was
23:05the first man
23:06in history
23:07in flying over
23:08both the North Pole
23:09like the south pole
23:10and he was determined
23:12to reveal
23:12the great secrets
23:14of the earth
23:15beyond
23:15of the poles
23:16of the planet
23:17Maybe that
23:19of the secrets
23:20of the earth
23:20beyond
23:21of the poles
23:21It was no more
23:22that a metaphor
23:23romantic
23:24thus
23:25the community
23:26scientific
23:27every time
23:27accepts more
23:28that Bird
23:28he was referring
23:29to a possible
23:30on the way
23:31entrance to the interior
23:33of the earth
23:34the concept
23:36of a land
23:37inside
23:37the thing is
23:38we live
23:39on a bark
23:40and?
23:42below
23:42of that bark
23:43exists
23:45a kingdom
23:46another world
23:47an existence
23:48parallel
23:50that has
23:51her own
23:51atmosphere
23:52its own sun
23:53her own
23:55land
23:55and fertility
23:56their own
23:57animals
23:57and maybe
23:58even
23:58their own
23:59population
24:01was
24:02the admiral
24:03Bear
24:03searching
24:04a land
24:05mysterious
24:05under Antarctica
24:06It's a story
24:08incredible
24:08if true
24:09and what is
24:11even more
24:11exceptional
24:12the thing is
24:12according to legend
24:14the admiral
24:15Bear
24:15could have
24:16found
24:19the story
24:21that when the admiral
24:22Bear
24:22flew over
24:23the South Pole
24:24could see
24:25that there was
24:26an opening
24:27ordered his
24:28squadron
24:29that flew
24:29towards there
24:30and cross it
24:31below
24:32There was no ice
24:34the weather
24:35It was temperate
24:36there were valleys
24:37and also
24:39running water
24:41according to rumors
24:43scattered
24:44he had
24:44uncovered
24:45zones
24:45from Antarctica
24:46that they did not have
24:48ice
24:48nor snow
24:50the claims
24:52that there was
24:52uncovered
24:53the earth
24:54inside
24:56circulated
24:57in several
24:57books
24:58and publications
24:59even arrived
25:00to allege
25:01that they saw
25:03several discs
25:04flying
25:05UFOs
25:06and received
25:08a communication
25:09on the radio
25:10ordering them
25:11that landed
25:13nearly
25:14a huge
25:14city
25:15where they found
25:16to the leaders
25:17of that kingdom
25:18underground
25:19There are all kinds
25:20of allegations
25:21but we don't know
25:23if the stories
25:24are true
25:25or not
25:25will have discovered
25:27the admiral
25:28a civilization
25:29highly advanced
25:31hidden
25:32in the depths
25:33from Antarctica
25:33everything seems
25:34Too unbelievable
25:35to be true
25:36but
25:37some experts
25:38They are convinced
25:40that something
25:40very strange
25:41happened
25:42during the operation
25:43High Jump
25:44because the enormous
25:45military company
25:46It was interrupted
25:47suddenly
25:48in 1947
25:51the operation
25:52High Jump
25:53should have remained
25:54throughout
25:55summer
25:55Antarctic
25:56of 1947
25:58but they stayed
25:59over there
26:00less than two months
26:01and they returned
26:02to the United States
26:03so
26:04That would be great!
26:05know
26:06why did they return
26:07so soon
26:08What happened
26:09with all
26:09those photos
26:10that supposedly
26:11they took
26:12during that time
26:13and if everyone
26:14they returned
26:15safe
26:17I suspect
26:18that the stories
26:19outlandish
26:20on cymbals
26:21flying
26:22and men
26:22from the center
26:23of the earth
26:24were part
26:25of a campaign
26:26of disinformation
26:27to hide
26:28what really
26:29was happening
26:31over there
26:31and the question
26:33It remains
26:33What happened
26:34with the operation
26:35High Jump
26:38the true purpose
26:39of the operation
26:40High Jump
26:41It remains
26:41a mystery
26:42But it is possible
26:43that the mission
26:44if I have found
26:45something
26:45incredible
26:47under the ice
26:48because
26:48since then
26:50the scientists
26:51have discovered
26:52an object
26:53huge
26:54buried
26:55one kilometer
26:56and a half
26:56depth
26:57in Antarctica
26:58and truly
26:59they don't know
27:00what is
27:03Antarctica
27:042024
27:06throughout
27:07the continent
27:08frozen
27:0955 countries
27:11have founded
27:11stations
27:12research
27:13where to
27:14the scientists
27:15They are going to study
27:16topics such as
27:17biology
27:17avaricious
27:18mapping
27:19geological
27:20nuclei
27:21ice
27:21and objects
27:22from space
27:23as
27:24the 50,000
27:25meteorites
27:26that fell
27:26on the surface
27:27snowfall
27:28from Antarctica
27:29and many
27:30they believe
27:31that there
27:31hundreds
27:32thousands
27:32of meteorites
27:33further
27:34expecting
27:34to be
27:35found
27:36over there
27:36the magnitude
27:38of some
27:39of these
27:39discoveries
27:40It's phenomenal
27:41we have already
27:41found
27:42more meteorites
27:43on the ice
27:44Antarctic
27:44that in everything
27:45the rest
27:45of the planet
27:46around
27:47of 60%
27:48of all
27:49meteorites
27:50found
27:50on earth
27:51have been found
27:51in Antarctica
27:52constantly
27:53we are finding
27:54meteorites
27:54that not even
27:55we knew
27:55that were
27:56over there
27:56the conditions
27:58climate
27:59and space
27:59open
28:00from Antarctica
28:01They usually help
28:02to locate
28:03and collect
28:04rocks
28:05from space
28:06but a
28:07find
28:08in 2006
28:08at great depth
28:10of the earth
28:11Wilkes
28:11could have
28:12the potential
28:14to rewrite
28:15the story
28:16of the planet
28:16This is a
28:18of the regions
28:19more remote
28:19from Antarctica
28:20eastern
28:20the satellites
28:22serious
28:23from NASA
28:24they discovered
28:25that there is a segment
28:26dense
28:27of rock
28:28under the ice
28:29which is heavier
28:31that everything that
28:32It surrounds him
28:33and what could
28:34cause an anomaly
28:35So
28:35It's a crater
28:37impact
28:37But it's impossible.
28:38to know for sure
28:41the scientists
28:42They believe their discovery
28:43It's a huge
28:45crater
28:45480 kilometers
28:47wide
28:48So
28:49which is suggested
28:51was caused
28:52for a
28:53by a large asteroid
28:56that impacted
28:57on earth
28:59a few
29:00250 million
29:01of years
29:02And I don't think so.
29:04that the scientists
29:05know
29:05What else could it be?
29:07Unfortunately
29:08maybe never
29:09we'll know
29:10because it is
29:10buried
29:11under a kilometer
29:12and a half
29:13ice
29:14what we know
29:16There's something
29:16there
29:17but we don't know
29:18with certainty
29:18what is
29:19and many scientists
29:20they think that
29:21maybe
29:22under the ice
29:23Antarctic
29:24is found
29:25the crater
29:25impact
29:26bigger
29:27that is known
29:27in history
29:28of the earth
29:29It's intriguing
29:31think
29:31that may have
29:32a crater
29:33of meteorite
29:33prehistoric
29:34480 kilometers
29:36hidden
29:37below 1500 meters
29:38ice
29:40If so
29:41it will have been
29:42the cause
29:43of a mega event
29:45impact
29:45that transformed
29:46the planet
29:50if we study
29:51the story
29:52geological
29:53we will see that
29:55approximately
29:56at the same time
29:57in which it was formed
29:58the anomaly
29:59of the earth
29:59Wilkes
29:59was
30:00a big change
30:02in the register
30:04fossil
30:04which undoubtedly
30:06implied
30:07a huge cataclysm
30:09that should have
30:10changed
30:10the story
30:11of the earth
30:13per se
30:15There are those who believe
30:16that the moment
30:17of the impact
30:19on earth
30:20Wilkes
30:21a few
30:22250 million
30:23of years
30:24It could have been
30:25the cause
30:26of the event
30:26extinction
30:27of the Permian
30:28Triassic
30:28that would
30:29annihilated
30:30close to 90%
30:32of life
30:32on earth
30:34that impact
30:35potential
30:36definitely
30:37could be
30:38indicative
30:38of an event
30:39extinction
30:40massive
30:40in history
30:41of our planet
30:43Could the anomaly
30:44buried
30:45under Antarctica
30:46be responsible
30:48to finish
30:48with almost all
30:49life
30:50of the planet?
30:51maybe
30:51but still
30:53most incredible
30:54the thing is
30:54some experts
30:56suggest
30:56that the fall
30:57of an aceroid
30:58of that magnitude
30:59could have
31:00sufficient strength
31:02to remodel it
31:06Antarctica
31:08not always
31:08was covered
31:09ice
31:10used to be
31:11a place
31:11very different
31:12of what it is today
31:13not even
31:14I was at the South Pole
31:15he/she separated
31:16of the supercontinent
31:17Pangea
31:18millions ago
31:18of years
31:19and moved
31:20southward
31:21this crater
31:22which is still preserved
31:23under the ice
31:24in Antarctica
31:24It could be related
31:26with the separation
31:27of the supercontinent
31:28the impact
31:29from a meteorite
31:30gigantic
31:30It could have been
31:31so strong
31:32which caused
31:33volcanic eruptions
31:34on the other side
31:35of the earth
31:35It could have been
31:37the event
31:37that helped
31:38to separate
31:39Antarctica
31:40from Africa
31:40and to separate
31:41to Australia
31:42from Antarctica
31:43the enormous anomaly
31:45buried
31:46in the depths
31:47from Antarctica
31:48could someday
31:49reformulate
31:50everything we know
31:51on planet Earth
31:52for now
31:53the tests
31:54They're still out
31:55within our reach
31:58Unfortunately
31:59although the idea
32:00It is certainly plausible.
32:01how is it found
32:03under kilometers
32:04ice
32:04no one can
32:05to reach the place
32:06and collect
32:07a rock sample
32:08to discover
32:09if what is believed
32:09what happened
32:10is what really
32:11occurred
32:12so
32:13It's very difficult.
32:14to know if there is anything
32:15more happening there
32:16because we don't have it yet
32:17sufficient data
32:19but it's a
32:20good example
32:21of the various things
32:23about Antarctica
32:24that currently
32:25We cannot answer
32:27because Antarctica
32:28is dominated
32:29for an immense
32:30amount of ice
32:34Will there be an asteroid?
32:36buried
32:36in the depths
32:37of East Antarctica
32:38or it could be something
32:40Even more shocking?
32:42given the depth
32:44of this object
32:45the answer
32:46It's difficult
32:48to know
32:48but deeper
32:51beneath the surface
32:53a discovery
32:54recent
32:55there could have
32:55revealed
32:56a whole world
32:57lost
32:58of creatures
32:59strange
33:00and also
33:01unusual
33:04season
33:05Vostok
33:05Antarctica
33:06February 5
33:072012
33:08after 20 years
33:10of drilling
33:11the scientists
33:12They make a discovery
33:13fantastic
33:14trapped
33:15kilometers away
33:16depth
33:16for 20 million
33:18of years
33:18the scientists
33:19they found
33:20an extraordinary
33:22mass of water
33:22baptized
33:23as
33:23Lake Vostok
33:26Lake Vostok
33:27It's the lake
33:27subglacial
33:28bigger
33:28from Antarctica
33:29and is found
33:30about 4 kilometers
33:31beneath the surface
33:32of the continental ice
33:33a subglacial lake
33:35is the one that was formed
33:36under the ice
33:37subglacial lakes
33:38They are a true mystery
33:40we have only explored
33:42a few
33:43and it's very difficult
33:45explore
33:45these environments
33:46hidden
33:47these environments
33:48represent
33:48a laboratory
33:49natural
33:50What's wrong with him?
33:51to life
33:51if it is isolated
33:52of the rest
33:53of the world
33:53for millions
33:54years?
33:55when they extracted
33:56water from Lake Vostok
33:58they found
33:59microbes
33:59inside
34:00that had evolved
34:01independently
34:02for almost all of my life
34:03on earth
34:05Lake Vostok
34:06It's very remote.
34:07and it is isolated
34:08of the rest of the planet
34:09if life
34:10can evolve there
34:11can do it
34:12almost anywhere
34:13It was the closest
34:14that we have been
34:15to find life
34:16on another planet
34:18although Lake Vostok
34:20It's a great discovery
34:21It's just one
34:22of the various places
34:23virgins
34:24from Antarctica
34:25where the scientists
34:26have found
34:27not only
34:28life forms
34:29microbial
34:30but creatures
34:31of all sizes
34:32that never
34:33they had seen each other
34:34one of the wonders
34:35of working
34:36in Antarctica
34:37as a marine biologist
34:38we can
34:39discover new species
34:40if we go to areas
34:41unexplored
34:43or to places
34:43much deeper
34:4480 or 90%
34:46of the species
34:47that we take from the sea
34:48They are new
34:48for science
34:49That includes
34:51some organisms
34:52of appearance
34:52very strange
34:54We have the star
34:56strawberry sea
34:56the central part
34:58of his body
34:59It looks like a strawberry
35:01There are even two species
35:02of sea cucumber
35:03baptized with my name
35:04because they were
35:05being left without names
35:06to baptize
35:07the new species
35:08that we found
35:09It's not about
35:10whether we will find
35:11new species
35:12but how many species
35:13we're going to find
35:14every time we go down
35:15every time we analyze
35:17a new bag
35:18saltwater
35:18under the ice
35:19from Antarctica
35:19we found something
35:21that we had never seen
35:22a few years ago
35:24they found
35:24crabs spiders
35:25with legs
35:26up to 6 meters
35:29they found
35:29starfish
35:30up to 60 meters
35:31jellyfish
35:32with tentacles
35:33almost 4 meters
35:35many reach
35:36incomparable sizes
35:37to anything else
35:38on earth
35:39the cold
35:40and the virgin waters
35:42from Antarctica
35:43have created
35:43an excellent place
35:44reproduction
35:45for enormous creatures
35:47the blue whale
35:48the largest animal
35:49that has never lived
35:50on our planet
35:51inhabit these waters
35:53and even
35:54until the mysterious
35:55and elusive colossal squid
35:56can be found there
35:58the colossal squid
36:00It's an enormous creature
36:02with at least
36:0310 meters long
36:04and this one has
36:05the eyeball
36:06bigger
36:06of any creature
36:08of the planet
36:08we have only seen
36:09a few
36:10of these organisms
36:11in reality
36:12But this leads us
36:14to ask ourselves
36:15How is this possible?
36:15find enormous animals
36:17in the parts
36:18more inhospitable
36:19from Antarctica
36:24Simor Island
36:252017
36:27the Antarctic Institute
36:29Argentinean
36:30It has ended
36:31to unearth
36:32one of the fossils
36:33most extraordinary
36:34and enormous
36:35never discovered
36:38It is about
36:39of the skeleton
36:40of a creature
36:41marine
36:41who was swimming
36:42in the waters
36:43Antarctic
36:4466 million ago
36:45of years
36:46call
36:47the Asmosaurus
36:48the Asmosaurus
36:50He was a real
36:51sea monster
36:52who lived
36:53in Antarctica
36:54It is the fossil
36:55of marine reptile
36:56heavier
36:57found
36:58in the region
36:58Antarctica
37:00measured up to
37:0112 meters
37:02long
37:02and it weighed
37:03around
37:0315 tons
37:07it is believed
37:08who lived
37:08until the event
37:09extinction
37:11that ended
37:12with the dinosaurs
37:13but it was
37:14the reptile
37:15bigger
37:15that lived
37:16the oceans
37:16of the region
37:17from Antarctica
37:18when it happened
37:20to get to know
37:20the news
37:21everyone started
37:22to say
37:23but it doesn't look like it
37:24to the monster
37:25of Loch Ness
37:25It doesn't look like it.
37:27to the monsters
37:28sailors
37:28and of the lakes
37:29from all over the world
37:31which leads us
37:32to ask ourselves
37:34if creatures
37:35like the
37:35elasmosaurus
37:36still exist
37:38in nature
37:39in underwater caves
37:40from Antarctica
37:42currently
37:43we know that
37:44that enormous
37:45creature lived there
37:46Could there be animals
37:47that we consider
37:48monsters
37:49to be alive
37:49under the platform
37:50of ice?
37:51of course
37:5198%
37:53of the ocean
37:54under the enormous
37:55ice sheets
37:56from Antarctica
37:57is totally
37:58unexplored
37:59there is no doubt
38:00that we will find
38:01things that never
38:02we have seen
38:03that will surprise us
38:04and what will they tell us?
38:05more about life
38:05on our planet
38:09McMurdo Station
38:10Ross Island
38:12Antarctica
38:12this station
38:14research
38:15United States
38:16It is the installation
38:17scientific
38:18bigger
38:19of the continent
38:19and it serves
38:20as a center
38:21vital
38:21to supply
38:22to the scientists
38:23who work
38:24throughout the region
38:25McMurdo
38:26It's just one
38:27of the almost
38:2870 stations
38:29research
38:30that provide support
38:31to expeditions
38:32scientists
38:33from 29 countries
38:34from all over the world
38:35part of the reason
38:36for which we finance
38:37so much research
38:38in Antarctica
38:39that's what happens
38:40in Antarctica
38:40It doesn't stay
38:41in Antarctica
38:43Antarctica
38:44by itself
38:45contains enough ice
38:46to raise
38:47sea level
38:47worldwide
38:48dozens of meters away
38:49if it melted
38:50full
38:50we have glaciers
38:53that are decreasing
38:54and pouring
38:54billions
38:55of tons
38:56ice
38:56to the ocean
38:57and
38:58we don't know
38:59at what pace
39:00they can melt
39:01These are questions
39:03Antarctica
39:04It affects the rest.
39:05of the planet
39:06both today
39:07as in the future
39:09although it is fascinating
39:11think
39:11that Antarctica
39:12can help us
39:13to predict the future
39:14of planet Earth
39:16surprisingly
39:17the white continent
39:18maybe I can
39:19offer clues
39:20of what it would be like
39:21life
39:22on other planets
39:24There's a lot of talk.
39:25from Antarctica
39:26at NASA
39:27It's the closest thing
39:28that we have
39:28to an environment of the type
39:29alien
39:30that might appear
39:32to the places
39:32that we hope to visit
39:33some day
39:34in space
39:35There are frozen moons
39:37even in our
39:38own solar system
39:39with a huge ocean
39:41water
39:41under a bark
39:42frozen
39:44very similar
39:46to the ice patches
39:47or to the sea of ice
39:48from Antarctica
39:48and the fact
39:49that there may be
39:50Life Under the Ice
39:51in Antarctica
39:54could be
39:55the secret
39:55of life
39:56in other places
39:57of the universe
40:01could the place
40:02most remote
40:03hostile
40:04and mysterious
40:05of the Earth
40:05to truly
40:07so similar
40:07to a world
40:08extraterrestrial
40:09It's an idea
40:10intriguing
40:11But the truth is
40:11the thing is
40:12after 200 years
40:14exploration
40:15and research
40:16when trying
40:18grasp
40:18the mystery
40:19from Antarctica
40:20We have barely
40:21scratched
40:21its frost
40:23surface
40:24in Antarctica
40:26in Antarctica
40:26we can learn
40:26about the universe
40:27we can learn
40:28about the origin
40:29of life
40:29we can find
40:30species
40:31that we've never seen
40:32We simply don't know.
40:33that lies beneath
40:34of all that ice
40:36I think the exciting thing
40:37It's that we don't have
40:38all answers
40:39in fact
40:41in fact
40:41We have very few
40:42Antarctica
40:44already presents us
40:44mysteries
40:45that we never thought
40:46that we would find
40:47even today
40:49There are things
40:49that are emerging
40:50creatures
40:52and objects
40:53and masses
40:55water
40:55to be a scientist
40:57It's very similar.
40:59to be an explorer
41:00We just want to move forward.
41:02keep asking questions
41:04and keep searching
41:07It's encouraging
41:09think
41:09that still remain
41:10big
41:10discoveries
41:12to do
41:12in one of the environments
41:14more inhospitable
41:15imaginable
41:16and maybe
41:17the fact
41:18about what
41:18Antarctica
41:19be the continent
41:20higher
41:21dry
41:22cold
41:22and windy
41:23of the earth
41:24be precisely
41:25which
41:26attracts
41:27to all types
41:29of explorers
41:30who risk
41:31their lives
41:32in an attempt
41:33to understand
41:33that world
41:35supernatural
41:36but
41:37as usually happens
41:38in every discovery
41:40seem to emerge
41:41more questions
41:43of the surface
41:44frost
41:44and the mystery
41:46from Antarctica
41:47remains
41:48inexplicable