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The Frozen Frontier has left us with a lot of questions. Nothing seems to be adding up,

which is why we are doing a part two. Follow me down the rabbit

hole about Antarctica. Hello, friends, and welcome back to the rabbit hole. I'm your host, Danny, and today we are talking Antarctica again. So last week we did part one to this episode. You don't have to listen to that episode before you

listen to this episode. I do suggest it because I might reference back. And in that episode,

I reference some things that I'm going to talk about in this episode. So in whichever order,

it's fine. You'll get all the theories either way. So, but you definitely want to listen to both

of them because there's just

so much on this topic. So let's just dive in. And I'm not going to reshout everybody that

request Antarctica because that's in the other episode. So go over there to hear the shoutouts.

We're going to start with Antarctica has a secret passage to hollow earth. I don't know.

I was taken aback by this, but I was like, I don't know. Let's see where we go with this, you know?

So currently, it's being taught that the earth has layers, but like solid layers. And we've only drilled down about eight miles under the earth

surface before it got too hot for us to drill anymore. But scientists believe that we have four layers

of the crust, which is basically where we are living. We live on the surface, but it's part of the

crust. And then there's the mantle. There's the outer core, which is molten metal.

And there's the inner core, which is solid metal.

But, of course, like, we don't really know that for sure because we've never drilled down

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