Topic: Ice Sheets

Cliff High discusses Graham Hancock's book "America Before," which posits that the Americas were the original seat of global civilization prior to a catastrophe 13,000 years ago. High mentions evidence of humans in North America 130,000 years ago and suggests that remnants of an advanced technological society may still be hidden in specific geographic areas. He plans to spend his time searching for these ancient landforms and ruins.

Mainstream science has recently acknowledged the existence of a thermally heated, oxygenated ecosystem beneath two miles of Antarctic ice. This environment maintains a temperature of approximately 25 degrees Celsius, making it habitable for vegetation and potential secret facilities. These findings provide a scientific basis for long-standing claims that German factions established bases under the ice sheets during the mid-1940s.

The theory of Earth crust displacement, developed by Charles Hapgood with input from Albert Einstein, is explained as the movement of the Earth's entire outer shell over the inner layers. Flem-Ath describes how the North Pole was previously located in the Hudson Bay area, placing much of North America under a polar ice sheet 12,000 years ago while other regions remained temperate.

Addressing concerns about a future pole shift, Flem-Ath estimates that the cycle for crustal displacement is approximately 41,000 years, suggesting the next event is not due for another 30,000 years. He mentions theories involving solar flares heating the Earth's interior and notes that global warming might actually prevent the buildup of ice sheets necessary to trigger another shift.