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No, today I’m not going to talk about Lomonosov’s spine 
I’ll talk about Geography. Do you like Geography?
Then listen...
Ordinary people usually think: well, if you sail across the ocean and don’t see an island or even a continent, then it simply doesn’t exist...
But.
Islands rise and islands sink—this is a scientific fact.
And you read my article here a long time ago—Atlantis—which tells you, in entirely scientific terms, that this has already been documented in our time.
The Arctic Ocean, or more precisely its modern seabed, is not a flat bowl.
And to know whether there could have been something like a continent or the land of a large island in the region of the North Pole, we need to look at the seabed.
And what do we see there?
Ooooooh, sooooo many interesting things.
Scientists say that:
The Lomonosov Ridge and the Alpha–Mendeleev complex could once have risen above the water.
Do you see the North Pole here?
And this blue path crossing the entire Arctic Ocean?
That is it—the Lomonosov Ridge.
I especially want to emphasize that it is scientists who say this land could have been above the water many centuries ago.
I also want to add that ancient Vedic books say that people came from the North and gave them the Vedas.
I’ll also mention mammoths and saber-toothed tigers, which are found beyond the Arctic Circle.
Evidence of a warm climate there.
And birds flying north for some reason...
Moreover, all maps are oriented precisely around this “mysterious” point—the North Pole.
It is also important to understand that the Lomonosov Ridge is not actually a ridge at all. “It is a fragment of continental crust, a ‘continental ribbon’ that broke away from the edge of Eurasia when the Arctic Ocean opened. This alone makes the idea of its former higher position quite natural,” scientists say.
You have looked at the Lomonosov Ridge and can see that it literally looks like a “path” between the continents.
And one that passes right through the North Pole.
At one point, all the crazies who divide the Earth into pieces and claim that the Atlantic belongs to them became especially active, since the Ridge is connected to them...
But that is another story from the field of psychoanalysis
The point is that scientists definitely consider this Ridge a continental element that once sank beneath the water.
This is an absolute fact.
Why have I written all this to you, and what for?
To say that the point at the North Pole is not simply an area of water and nothing more.
Something very important could have been there—and may still be there now.
Even the magnetic needle behaves VERY strangely there, as you know.
And you will not simply get to either the North Pole or Antarctica—you will not be allowed in if you are an ordinary person.
A huge number of myths from the most diverse peoples of the Earth say that a sacred land lies there, where very wise people lived: the Hyperboreans, equal to the Gods...
And it is believed that Knowledge spread across the Planet through them.
I’ll talk about Geography. Do you like Geography?
Then listen...
Ordinary people usually think: well, if you sail across the ocean and don’t see an island or even a continent, then it simply doesn’t exist...
But.
Islands rise and islands sink—this is a scientific fact.
And you read my article here a long time ago—Atlantis—which tells you, in entirely scientific terms, that this has already been documented in our time.
The Arctic Ocean, or more precisely its modern seabed, is not a flat bowl.
And to know whether there could have been something like a continent or the land of a large island in the region of the North Pole, we need to look at the seabed.
And what do we see there?
Ooooooh, sooooo many interesting things.
Scientists say that:
The Lomonosov Ridge and the Alpha–Mendeleev complex could once have risen above the water.
Do you see the North Pole here?
And this blue path crossing the entire Arctic Ocean?
That is it—the Lomonosov Ridge.
I especially want to emphasize that it is scientists who say this land could have been above the water many centuries ago.
I also want to add that ancient Vedic books say that people came from the North and gave them the Vedas.
I’ll also mention mammoths and saber-toothed tigers, which are found beyond the Arctic Circle.
Evidence of a warm climate there.
And birds flying north for some reason...
Moreover, all maps are oriented precisely around this “mysterious” point—the North Pole.
It is also important to understand that the Lomonosov Ridge is not actually a ridge at all. “It is a fragment of continental crust, a ‘continental ribbon’ that broke away from the edge of Eurasia when the Arctic Ocean opened. This alone makes the idea of its former higher position quite natural,” scientists say.
You have looked at the Lomonosov Ridge and can see that it literally looks like a “path” between the continents.
And one that passes right through the North Pole.
At one point, all the crazies who divide the Earth into pieces and claim that the Atlantic belongs to them became especially active, since the Ridge is connected to them...
But that is another story from the field of psychoanalysis
The point is that scientists definitely consider this Ridge a continental element that once sank beneath the water.
This is an absolute fact.
Why have I written all this to you, and what for?
To say that the point at the North Pole is not simply an area of water and nothing more.
Something very important could have been there—and may still be there now.
Even the magnetic needle behaves VERY strangely there, as you know.
And you will not simply get to either the North Pole or Antarctica—you will not be allowed in if you are an ordinary person.
A huge number of myths from the most diverse peoples of the Earth say that a sacred land lies there, where very wise people lived: the Hyperboreans, equal to the Gods...
And it is believed that Knowledge spread across the Planet through them.
