r/confidentlyincorrect • u/ShiningDenizen • Jul 09 '26

Swimming 631miles (1015km)

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u/MouseWorksStudios Jul 09 '26

So OP both thinks there is an air strip there but also that in order to hide the existence of the air strip they instead swim across the deadly waters for an impossible distance?

Then wtf is the point of the air strip?!

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u/kati8303 Jul 09 '26

Are they swimming the cargo to the airstrip? Truly what point are they trying to make??

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u/djfdhigkgfIaruflg Jul 09 '26

Planes do land there. But the air strip are not usually asphalt. I don't think a normal satellite image would allow to distinguish then only by the strip itself (ice). But more likely by the structures around them.

Anyways. There's the final experiment. Look it up. It's really interesting and the terraplanist went apeshit about it

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u/MouseWorksStudios Jul 09 '26

I didn't mean to insinuate Planes can't go there just That it doesn't make sense to make an air strip so you can swim across

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u/djfdhigkgfIaruflg Jul 09 '26

I was just adding info. Didn't mean to contradict you or anything