Скачать или смотреть What Operation Highjump Found Beneath Antarctica’s Blank Zone (1947)

In January 1947, the U.S. Navy launched Operation Highjump, officially described as a large-scale cold-weather training and mapping mission in Antarctica.

What followed inland was never clearly explained.

This account reconstructs a little-discussed phase of the operation—an unmarked sector deep beyond the Antarctic coastline, where navigation failed to behave normally, records became selective, and a discovery was handled through containment rather than explanation.

Based on fragmented reports, institutional behavior, and patterns found across post-war polar expeditions, this episode explores:

why certain Antarctic regions were deliberately avoided,

how inland survey data quietly disappeared from official charts,

and what kind of discovery leads an organization to seal a location rather than study it.

Nothing here is presented as proof.
Everything is presented as record, observation, and response.

This is not a story about monsters or myths.
It is about how governments respond when geography itself stops behaving as expected.