Click the original article link here >>> Antarctica Bombshell: Satellite Snapped 400ft ‘manmade’ Formation in ‘Untouched’ Region

The frozen desert serves as a scientific haven for more than 1,000 researchers around the year, who monitor climate change and study Earth’s history. Its barren landscape gives them access to an unspoilt world, where they can complete their research, despite temperatures dropping to as low as -90C. The conditions in parts of the region are so harsh that scientists rarely visit them, instead using satellite data to complete their work.

However, the Science Channel revealed in its ‘What on Earth?’ series how one image, sent back to the GeoEye-1 Earth observation satellite, left researchers stumped.

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