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Google Earth users discover 400ft 'ice ship' in Antarctica
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Updated 15:44 8 Jan 2023 GMTPublished 15:45 8 Jan 2023 GMT

Google Earth users discover 400ft 'ice ship' in Antarctica

The eerie discovery wasn't the only one on the continent

Emily Brown

Emily Brown

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Some eagle-eyed Google Earth uses have discovered what looks to be a huge ship made of ice lying just off the coast of Antarctica.

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Google Earth has allowed users to hone in on all sorts of weird and wonderful sights over the years, but there have also been few mysterious and unexplained findings.

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One such mystery was highlighted by a self-professed 'Earth watchman' who shared a clip of the find on his YouTube channel after being tipped off by someone else.

The YouTuber, who uses the handle MrMBB333, said the object is located just below New Zealand, around 100 miles off the shore of Antarctica, and that a birds-eye view of it shows 'the outline of a ship'.

The 400ft-long structure does bear a resemblance to a large ship and even appears to have chimneys - though obviously lighting a fire in an ice ship would quickly end in disaster.

"This [ship] here measures over 400ft long - 428ft to be exact," the YouTuber said.

The ship appeared to be sideways on the ice.
MrMBB333/YouTube/Google

"Whatever that is, that looks like a ship. An ice ship, whatever you want to call it, that's what it looks like: a 400ft yacht just sitting there off the coast of Antarctica."

Naturally the discovery has prompted various conspiracy theories about secrets hidden on the icy continent, with one viewer responding: "I have heard people say that after WWII there has been a lot of movement in Antarctica; like military movement, not sure but it would not surprise me.

"Thank you for sharing such fantastic photos and such interesting and questionable things out there @MrMBB333," they added.

Other viewers praised the YouTuber for sharing his findings, with one responding: "Omg! I LOVVVVE Antarctica content! One of the MOST Interesting/Mysterious places on this Earth!!"

The object sparked theories about what it could be.
MrMBB333/YouTube/Google

Another viewer wrote: "That does look like a YACHT FOR REAL!!!"

Elsewhere in the video, MrMBB333 also discussed other mysterious finds on the continent, including 'what looks like a torpedo' or 'maybe a submarine', which measures 50ft long.

"That's as big as a five-storey building," he said. "At 50ft long it could very well be a small submarine or some sort. Don't know."

We might have to step out from behind the computer screen to find out for sure, but Google Earth makes clear that the world holds a lot of mysteries.

Featured Image Credit: MrMBB333/Google

Topics: Conspiracy Theory, Google

Emily Brown
Emily Brown

Emily Brown is the Community Desk Lead at LADbible Group. Emily first began delivering news when she was just 11 years old - with a paper route. She went on to graduate with a BA Hons in English Language in the Media from Lancaster University before contributing to The Sunday Times Travel Magazine and Student Problems. She joined UNILAD in 2018 to cover breaking news, trending stories and longer form features, and now works as Community Desk Lead to commission and write human interest stories from across the globe.

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