All Eyes on Lake Vostok...To Be Breached Today!!!

This is kind of messed up. Talk about evasion.



Comment From Davey
Have either of you heard or read about a large metallic object in Lake Vostic? If so, what are your conclusions?
3:49

Scott Borg:
No - I've not heard of any evidence of a large metallic object in Lake Vostok. Of course its easy to speculate. But there is really good geophysical data (magnetics and gravity) that show the lake basin to be related to a well-understood geological structures with the continent - so pretty normal stuff - but still interesting. Some of the best data were taken by Columbia University with NSF support and are all published.

with a scribbled script and post its , hes shaking in the knees and running

COOL! I got through, check it.

3:53


Comment From Chad Adams
Is there any research that takes place there because that is where the magnetosphere propagates from? If so, what type of research, and how much does that effect the immediate atmosphere above Antarctica?
3:53

Scott Borg:
Yes - a number of projects have sensors out to measure fluctuations in the magnetic field or to measure electron flow (like aurora) that result from interactions between the solar wind and the earth's magnetic field. There is also a lot of modeling of these kinds of phenomena.
You might do an internet search for "Antarctic and aurora" and you'll get some interesting info.

A recent National Academy study looked at science drivers for the next two decades - see:
[link to www.nap.edu]

that was you?!

Yep!

Yep!

that is awesome you guys are getting through.

All I want to ask him about is progress on drilling.

Here ya go, Honey:

3:56


Comment From jack
as lake Volstoc been breach today, if so what was the pressure like
3:56

Scott Borg:
As of today Lake Vostok has not been entered or breached - so no direct info on pressures. the Russian Antarctic Expedition anticipates penetrating the lake this austral summer - so within the next several weeks. Interesting one to watch.....

We kick ass.

so cool

what a :lipbiter: ---- I can't wait until they breach it I am terribly interested and invested in knowing now...

thanks SS

I was on the phone with a client when I refreshed the page and saw those lips. I tripped and stumbled while speaking and had to say sorry and look away to gather my thoughts.

Maybe this is why they are really there...

“You know, they have classified Lake Vostok. They took it away from JPL who were monitoring it. Are you familiar with Lake Vostok in Antarctica? Under the ice in Antarctica there is a fresh-water lake deep, deep down under the ice, that’s 100 miles long and 50 miles wide. Fresh water. The temperature in the damn lake is about 65 degrees, which is pleasant swimming, you might say.

“But at the end of Lake Vostok is what’s known as a gigantic masscon—a mass concentration of metal, very similar to the masscons they discovered on the Moon — a gigantic, circular-shaped, metallic object deep under the ice at the end of Lake Vostok. The National Security Agency took it away from JPL. It’s one of the most sensitive things in the world now, the anomaly at the end of the lak. It’s now classified, top secret.”

[link to www.exohuman.com]

What could this be???

Here ya go, Honey:

3:56


Comment From jack
as lake Volstoc been breach today, if so what was the pressure like
3:56

Scott Borg:
As of today Lake Vostok has not been entered or breached - so no direct info on pressures. the Russian Antarctic Expedition anticipates penetrating the lake this austral summer - so within the next several weeks. Interesting one to watch.....

:kickass:

how can i chat ?

how can i chat ?

tt, the chat just ended a few minutes ago.

i asked a question before all here but was ignored as would you have been if you asked a real question about mascon and magnetic anomoly

with a scribbled script and post its , hes shaking in the knees and running

I asked the question like this, and sent it in: Have either of you heard or read about a large magnetic anomaly in Lake Vostic? If so, what are your conclusions?

so they edited your question from metallic disk to magnetic anomoly.....very interesting indeed