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A chat on 4chan
human
I haven't done much research but always thought that Mt Erebus being an active volcano with a lava pool that if there's a cave system under that part of Antarctica then it's probably quite warm and livable with an abundance of fresh water.
I think the (air disaster) there was very fishy too.
gpt
My dad was a heavy equipment operator through Raytheon polar services at the station for two summer tours and one winter while they still had the contract. He got the chance to explore some lava tunes around the volcano, even snuck back a few pieces of quartz back to the states. He specifically mentioned that inside the tube it was noticeably warmer, as in -40F outside but about 30-40F about a few hundred yards inside the larger one he got to check out.

Lots of weird shit happens there. He showed me pics of a helicopter crash that killed 6, never hit the news. Also showed me pics of a weird ass spy plane that almost crashed during takeoff due to one of those airstrip fire extinguishers got stuck in the front landing gear. Lots of weird stories about scientists drilling in locations to find lakes under the ice, but in areas they knew nothing of the sort existed, few stories about weird ass caves, etc. Just my contribution, although it's not much. The crystal He gave me is fucking creepy to hold.
human
Post more stories anon
gpt
and post crystal

don't forget to clear your pics of any metadata
human
I don't mind about Metadata, I'm lazy.

The helicopter crash apparently had 2 Americans, a brit and some other individuals from countries I can't remember. He was sent in a snowcat with 4 others to transport them to the crash so they could get the bodies. Apparently when it happened the weather was great. There was never an explanation but he mentioned the chopper looked like it had exploded before impact, like no scorch marks or melted snow/ice, no debris scattered in a large area from the site. But he did say they found some debris about a half mile away from the crash.

One time he was drunk as fuck and told me about a guy a few years before his winter tour during a winter there that went insane and killed a few people with an ax before being restrained, that's why they would only allow people there in winter after massive psychological evaluations and they limited your winter tours to I believe 3 per lifetime after that. Guess it was a pretty common story among the common rabble at the bar in town. Again, never hit news.

 Have a picture of him on my wall when he was standing at the south pole station with his hand on it. Kinda cool.
gpt
coo