A heavy veil of secrecy shrouds the Antarctica like an eternal winter. Why is it illegal to fly over it? Is it merely due to safety reasons, as the government likes to spoon-feed us? Or is it a far more insidious reason: to hide clandestine operations, undercover bases, or maybe even something supernatural?

The journey begins with a small, simple question, “Why can’t planes fly over Antarctica?” It’s a hushed up fact, a small regulation hidden in the shadowy corners of the Federal Aviation Administration’s rulebook. But why? Well, officially, it’s due to “safety considerations.” But I am here to tell you, it’s not that simple.

Take the Polar 3, for instance, a German aircraft that made the Antarctic crossing successfully in 1984. Or the Qantas sightseeing flights, which flew over Antarctica for two decades, from the 1970s to the 2000s, without a single incident. If these flights were possible, then why the ban now?
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As we plunge deeper into this frosty mystery, the whispers of covert, underground bases in Antarctica become louder. Reports of anomalous activities, eerie silhouettes under the ice visible through satellite imagery, strange seismic activities, and inexplicable weather patterns paint an unnerving picture.
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Moreover, the CIA’s involvement in Antarctica can be traced back to Project COLDFEET, a secret mission that took place during the height of the Cold War. Officially, it was about retrieving abandoned Soviet equipment in the Arctic. But could there be a parallel, undisclosed Antarctic mission that remains deeply buried within the archives of the CIA?

It’s time to shatter the frosty glass of ignorance. Antarctica isn’t just a desolate desert of ice. It’s a fortress of secrets, tightly sealed by the forces that puppeteer global affairs.