NASA Finds Perfectly Rectangular Iceberg In Antarctica As If It Was Deliberately Cut

Forbes ^ | October 22, 2018 | Trevor Nace

[C19fan]

ASA just shared a stunning image of a nearly perfect rectangular iceberg in Antarctica. The monolithic slab of ice, floating just off the Larsen C ice shelf appears quite unnatural given the 90-degree angles. NASA took the image as part of Operation IceBridge, a mission to image Earth's polar regions in order to understand how ice (thickness, location, accumulation, etc.) has been changing in recent years.

[Jim Noble]

The Nazi saucers need a block that big to be cut every so often so they can get out of their secret base.

[Crucial]

Fortress of solitude: Superman needs somewhere to decompress

[Yardstick]

Yep, someone missed the “measure twice, cut once” lecture.

[Kickass Conservative]

Our new Stealth Aircraft Carrier.

[InterceptPoint]

It is now becoming clear. The specification for that ICESAT-2 laser system must have been based on a calculation error by the scientists. This effectively turned Watts into Megawatts in the spec and probably increased the development cost by a factor of 1000.

Whata Country. Whata System.

Nancy: We’re watching you - from space.

😎

[PLMerite]

Mountains of Madness?

[Lazamataz]

[PLMerite]

A slightly different angle. They don't seem to be capable of pointing the camera so that the entire "rectangular" shape is obvious.

[gnickgnack2]

I prefer measure once, cuss twice.

[windcliff]

Lol

[Slyfox]

Wait! That is the new Amazon Fulfillment Center!

[snippy_about_it]

Hahahahaha! Good one.

[rx]

The first person on the scene to this newly (rainy overnight) crafted crop circle in 2008 noted that he had become mud-covered waist high. Everywhere he had trod had made a mess of the nearby barley, yet every millimeter of the barley stalks involved in the crop circle had remained pristine through its being made. There were no tracks of any kind, and no mud on the pattern, just uniformly and neatly bent stalks.

The concentric circles are in twelve sections. (2x6 system, as are our clocks, compasses, etc.) If one starts at the (later-inserted red arrow), there are 3 1/12th sections clockwise, then a 90-degree outward cut, with a dot (for a decimal point), then a single 1/12th section, then 4, then 1, etc., representing ultimately the number 3.141592654, which is π out to 9 decimal places.

The contention is that at least some crop circles could in no way have been constructed by humans:

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

The penguins sure have been busy, haven’t they?

[Mount Athos]

yes exactly!!! Freepers understand me

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Actually, that diagram has 10 sections, not 12.

[HandyDandy]

What we are seeing is just the tip of the iceberg.

[PLMerite]

Project HABAKKUK:

[TXnMA]

Looks like a SEM of a laser-cut semiconductor "chip" or "die"...

TXnMA
 

[The Truth Will Make You Free]

Great description but there are 10 sections, not 12.