I mean why don't they let independent scientists to travel freely and do their own research

it has limits because it is owned by many countries
im sure you are allowed to drive far from the site but not to pass into other regions owned by other countries

am sure their are many that can and fully able

but their is nothing to steal, no population or anything for that matter

but whos stopping flat earthers? why hasn't there been one flat earther that has tried exploring antarctica and report their findings, there's like a million flat earther and not one is willing to go on an expedition?

other countries dont really care

dont pass the borders

I think people can sneak to Antarctica but what will that do, I meant independent research with ships and machines, they will send it back for sure

if flat earthers are right about antarctica than it should be so long, does the government even have enough men to cover it all?

they will stop them and send them back or kill them

never seen any acount where they got killed

well thats because no one has ever tried

execept for one place

then you cant know that that will happen

their is one place

if there's one account of someone who tried exploring antarctica killed than maybe you have some evidence that they are hiding anything but if no one is willing to go explore it then you can't make assumptions

the devils triangle in south east asian sea

brb

ships going that direction is plenty of scientists have vanished countless times

with plenty

their are plenty of explorers vanishing in Antarctica

really? can i get some names of the explorers

https://www.ft.com/content/eef01a68-c370-11e5-b3b1-7b2481276e45

henry worsley

was trying to be the first to cross Antarctica

and died mysteriously

well maybe it was due to the cold, I cant say for sure

or maybe he tried to make a run for the wall lol

are there any flat earth explorers that set out to do the same and died?

Richard E. Byrd commisioned by the us government to explore it

he went with a fleet

and something stopped him for going further

I think it was hypothermia, or getting lost

Or dehydration

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPbhHpeHTiE&list=PLqUg29DyK0P9cV51Z5TkzOxUN5ZasTwaV&index=43&t=0s

@Flat Earth PhD so how is it I can take a cruise there

use your imagination. let's do a brainstorm. what are the possible reasons you could take a cruise there despite the Antarctica Treaty.

what ideas can you come up wtih ?

think about it and come back. I know you can do it.

Pretend that someone has offered to pay you $20 for each possible reason

Most likely is you're wrong