The Mysteries Of The North Pole

The famous explorer Nansen noted in his diary that one morning he witnessed the emergence of a strong light beneath the polar ice. Nansen compares the light with a sun shining from within the ice cap and the pale red color. For several days, Nansen witnessed this phenomenon. Some specialists thought the phenomenon described by Nansen was a mirage. In 1893, members of another expedition reported about a similar phenomenon they had observed for several days. A tongue of fire illuminated for several hours the ice desert.

The light was rectangular and had a dark color, a dark red. The phenomenon occurred during polar nights and it is excluded that the light has come from the sun. Nansen describes in his diary the existence of a sea he called the high seas. A sea that is not frozen and has icebergs floating on it.

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