Source: https://www.psu.edu/news/research/story/strange-radio-pulses-detected-coming-ice-antarctica
Something absolutely wild is going on beneath the Antarctic ice...and it’s not just physics gone rogue. According to Penn State’s ANITA balloon experiment, mysterious radio pulses are emerging from roughly 30° below the horizon...basically coming up from under the ice shelf, as if something buried deep down is beaming them outward. Now, ANITA is made to hunt cosmic rays and neutrinos...particles that, if they came from below, would have to pass through thousands of kilometers of solid Earth before hitting the detector. That’s practically impossible under known physics and the scientist states that; the signals should have vanished long before then. Yet here they are: bright, steep, and unstoppable.
So what gives? Scientists are baffled. ANITA’s team admits these can’t be neutrinos and they’ve ruled out reflections and background noise via rigorous simulations and comparisons with other observatories (like IceCube and Pierre Auger), which saw nothing matching. The more exotic particle theories are all on the table...but none fully explain a beam shooting straight through rock and ice that somehow still punches through to a balloon flying at 40 km altitude. The next-gen PUEO mission may detect more of these anomalies...but right now, this is signal-level stuff that screams intentional.
Which brings me to the only explanation that holds any strange gravity: an alien base. Think about it...if some intelligence were hiding under Antarctica, deep in ice, broadcasting signals outward, this is exactly what we’d detect. Not random noise, not natural geophysics, not neutrinos...but radio pulses cut at a perfect angle, defying physics models because they weren’t made by Earth physics. We’ve got a transmitter, it’s directional, it’s powerful...and it’s coming from beneath the ice. Until ANITA or PUEO finds a terrestrial source, it’s time to ask: what if this is their beacon, not ours?
Scott C. Waring
That is nonsense! Neutrinos can indeed go through miles of rock to punch through to a high altitude balloon, after travelling through billion miles of space, even. That's what neutrinos do, and that is why neutrino detectors have to be placed inside thick rock caves (as neutrinos are the few particles with mass small enough to pass through rock to reach the detectors down there). It's certainly a more likely story than jumping to "It has to be an alien base that for some reason would have been placed under there and started broadcasting signals all of a sudden". Stop inventing just-so stories and use some common sense. Just because the particles have yet to be identified doesn't mean it has to be aliens. FFS! This kind of gullible nonsense gives UFO research a bad name. Grrr.
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