Aircraft under 100-meter ice refute scientific chronology

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

According to official data, 1 m of ice in Antarctica accumulates in about 500 years. Something is wrong here. In Greenland, the "Green Country", which, judging by the name, was really green quite recently, the second World War II plane was discovered under a 100-meter layer of ice.

The story began on the morning of July 15, 1942, when six Lockheed P-38 Lightning fighters and two Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress heavy bombers took to the skies from a secret US Air Force base in Greenland. The winged vehicles were heading to a British airfield to take part in the war against Nazi Germany. The blizzard took the pilots by surprise. I had to cancel the previously scheduled landing in Iceland for refueling. At a certain stage, the pilots realized that they had no choice but to make an emergency landing in Greenland.

The story had a happy ending: after nine days all the pilots were rescued, but the planes remained in an ice "trap". In 1992, enthusiasts from the United States raised funds for an expedition and decided to get to the abandoned equipment. It turned out that over the past decades, the cars were buried under a layer of snow and ice about 80 meters thick. The specialists, however, met with success: they raised the discovered P-38F, which was piloted by Harry Smith.

Now a team of experts from the non-profit organization Arctic Hot Solutions has found another P-38 from the "Lost Squadron" at a depth of 300 feet (approximately 90 meters). The first hints of an airplane appeared in 2011. Subsequently, the use of georadar made it possible to accurately determine the location of the object. With the help of a special probe, the researchers drilled a well and made sure that in front of them was indeed a WWII aircraft, and not an object of natural origin.

The vehicle was identified as the P-38 "Echo" piloted by Robert Wilson. With the assistance of the authorities of Greenland, the United States and the United Kingdom, specialists are planning to begin the process of extracting the aircraft. As with the rebuilding of the previous fighter, the team plans to use hot water to free up space around the plane. Then the car will be partially disassembled and taken out of the ice "captivity".

The Lockheed P-38 Lightning is one of the most unusual and iconic aircraft of the Second World War. It consists of two tail booms and a gondola with a cockpit and weapons between them. The P-38 is the only aircraft produced in the United States throughout the war. At the same time, even at its final stage, he remained one of the best fighter-bombers in the world.

This is one of the proofs that the age of the polar caps is not at all as ancient and prehistoric as official glaciologists write about it. And the theory of a recent global cataclysm, which is not thousands, but hundreds of years in the past, is once again confirmed.