During Admiral Richard E. Byrd’s first Antarctic expedition, a photograph was taken at Little America showing the base beneath the night sky. Byrd later reproduced the image in his 1930 book, Little America: Aerial Exploration in the Antarctic, the Flight to the South Pole. In 1999, Joe Fex acquired a copy of the photograph that appeared to show details absent from the version produced in Byrd’s book. These details included visible stars and four UFOs at varying distances above Little America...

During Admiral Richard E. Byrd’s first Antarctic expedition, a photograph was taken at Little America showing the base beneath the night sky. Byrd later reproduced the image in his 1930 book, Little America: Aerial Exploration in the Antarctic, the Flight to the South Pole. In 1999, Joe Fex acquired a copy of the photograph that appeared to show details absent from the version produced in Byrd’s book. These details included visible stars and four UFOs at varying distances above Little America...

I came across a conspiracy theory concerning Operation Highjump, which suggests that Admiral Richard Byrd attempted to traverse the Antarctic mountains into lands purportedly inhabited by extraterrestrial beings. This narrative brought to mind the account of Arjuna crossing the White Mountains to reach Kimpurusha Varsha in ancient Indian texts. The Kimpurushas are described as lion-headed beings. Bharata Varsha is traditionally understood to encompass the known inhabited world, often interpre...