Except you didn't even know it was in the Weddell Sea until that was pointed out to you.


Which don't show what you think they show...


Are you shilling for this company, trying to drum up business? If you've got this amazing map that shows something nobody else can see, why not scan it in and upload it?


Gee, let me give it a go. It's over the Weddell Sea, and it's a display of air temperatures from satellites.

Maybe it could be something to do with the sea being warmer than the (ice covered) land, and the Weddell Sea being a large, isolated sirculation area. I guess maybe the warmer sea, heating the air above it might account for it showing up in the thermal scans.

Take a look at the whole image of Antarctica here - [link to www.mtw.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk] - and you'll see what the region looks like without the distortion in the satellite imagery you keep linking to. It's obviously not a volcanic caldera.

I'd also reccomend you read - [link to en.wikipedia.org] - which is reasonably well written. Maybe real facts from real geologists will convince you there's no volcano in that region.

And as I already said, I've been down twice and seen no sign of it, and my friend who worked close to there for several years would say the area is not volcanic.

But of course in the world of GLP, misinterpretation of vaguely related satellite images trumps actual on-the-ground seen-it-with-my-own-eyes evidence :{


Nope, something even more mundane is actually responsible.


You keep spamming your idiotic, rambling, incomprehensible web site. I wonder if that's the real reason you're keeping this nonsense going...