[Cardhu]

A simulated fly over and more graphics at the link.

[colorado tanker]

ping

[null and void]

[dainbramaged]

Very interesting - have any shoggoths been spotted?

[hellbender]

Then, about 250-100 million years ago, when dinosaurs roamed the planet, the crust started to pull apart in a series of rifting events close to the old root. This rifting warmed and rejuvenated the root, giving it the buoyancy needed to lift the land upwards once more to re-establish the mountains.

This might be similar to the rejuvenation of the southern Appalachians during the Cenozoic Era.

[blueunicorn6]

I’ve seen the Gamburtsevs. Great family of acrobats.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

***The Gamburtsevs are the size of the European Alps and yet they are totally buried beneath the Antarctic ice.***

So, Lovecraft’s MOUNTAINS OF MADNESS really do exist!

[JRios1968]

[LRS]

Yeah, but, Jay and Grant want proof, so where’s the EVP’s?

[colorado tanker]

The flyover is really cool. Thanks.

It looks like Lake Vostok sits at the base of these mountains.

[Sergio]

bkmk

[RikaStrom]

Ok, when the pyramid shows up, I ain’t goin’! ;-)

[Bellflower]

They get a few facts, create a story and we are suppose to believe it.