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Antarctica’s remoteness and extremeness pretty much lend themselves to flights of imagination and conspiracy theories. After all, none of Planet Earth’s terra firma is left so barely explored as the White Continent’s. Herein we take a deep dive into Antarctica secrets, mysteries, surprising phenomena, and no shortage of downright zany theories about the bottom of the world. Ready? Let’s go!Nazi Germany’s Secret Antarctica Base?Among the more outlandish but remarkably persistent myths about the White Continent is that the Nazis established a secret Antarctic base there, with high-level officials retreating to this remote, icebound sanctum after Germany’s defeat in World War II.Speculation about this farfetched installation got going basically right on the heels of the war. Supposed “clues” included a Nazi expedition to Dronning Maud Land aboard the Schwabenland in 1938-1939, which proponents of the wild secret-base theory surmised may have been to scout the location for it; the appearance of two U-boats at an Argentine port in July and August 1945, months after Germany’s surrender, which fired theories they’d been transporting supplies and/or outlaw Nazis (maybe even a not-dead-after-all Adolf Hitler) to the Antarctic; and a purported (possibly apocryphal) reference by German naval commander Karl Dönitz during the Nuremberg Trials to some “invulnerable fortress, a paradise-like oasis in the middle of eternal ice.”Conspiracy theorists have also proposed that the secret 1943-1945 British Antarctic operation code-named Tabarin was really about monitoring hidden Nazi operations on the White Continent, and that the U.S. Operation Highjump of 1946-1947 had the covert mission of destroying Dronning Maud Land’s rogue Nazi base.Zanier yet, some have floated rumors that the U.S. military actually engaged with Nazi forces—maybe employing UFO technology (yes, you read that right)—during Operation Highjump, partly based on statements allegedly about flying saucers attributed to Admiral Byrd.Well, let’s move on from the nonsense to the actual facts—clearly laid out, to try and put this secret-Nazi-Antarctic-base story to bed for good, in a peer-reviewed 2007 academic paper published in Polar Record and titled “Hitler’s Antarctic Base: The Myth & the Reality.”There was indeed a 1938-1939 Nazi expedition to Antarctica, but it was an exploratory one aimed at establishing not a hidden military-fortress, but a whaling base, motivated by concern over the large territorial claims being made by Great Britain and Norway for their whaling industries.The U-boats that showed up in Argentina in the summer of 1945 had fled there after their captains learned of Germany’s surrender, and made no dashes down to Antarctica in between.Neither Operation Tabarin nor Operation Highjump were concerned with detecting or destroying secret Antarctic Nazi bases, there was no battle between Operation Highjump personnel and renegade Nazis, and the alleged reference to flying saucers made by Byrd was a mistranslation of a March 1947 article in a Chilean newspaper, wherein the admiral warned that enemy planes could potentially fly over the poles to attack the U.S.Long story short: There was no undercover Nazi redoubt in Antarctica, and indeed Nazi Germany’s presence in Antarctic waters was fleeting, never advancing beyond the Schwabenland’s

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