From the Island Owner to the King

Chen Rui posted the gps coordinates of the wooden house in the q/q group.

International animal protection organizations, international green organizations, and incident investigation teams from various governments and governments will come to Antarctica to find the wooden house according to this grs coordinate.

We will conduct a more detailed investigation and collect more evidence on the matter of tens of thousands, or even hundreds of thousands, of penguins being brutally killed by Japan and myself for commercial interests.

Japan and Ben are in big trouble.

They will face the anger of people all over the world, and they will be condemned and sanctioned by people all over the world. In 1991, the captains and crew of the Japanese and Honichimaru ships, as well as the Japanese, Honkyo, and government officials who lay guns, will even be punished by international animal protection organizations. International environmental protection organizations, green organizations and other international non-profit organizations sued the international court.

I set a precedent for this matter to be brought to the International Court of Justice.

Chen Rui lit an angry powder keg.

Then stay out of it.

Chen Rui left the wooden house.

Boarding the sled, the 6 huskies continued to run towards the target Antarctic inland West Antarctica.

In front of me is white, icy and snowy, white in the south, east, and northwest, and there is no sense of direction. You can only rely on GPS navigation to distinguish the direction.

Antarctica is really a white desert, but it has a harsher living environment than the desert, the weather is extremely cold, and there is a wind from time to time.

Antarctica is known as the 'wind pole' and is also known as the hometown of blizzards, which is not nonsense.

The Antarctic has an average of 300 days of strong winds above level 8 each year, and storms above level 12 are commonplace. So far, the world's largest recorded wind speed is in the South Pole, 100 meters per second. What concept, this is equivalent to three times the power of a level 12 typhoon, the howling wind can destroy houses and swept away vehicles. It can even turn a scientific research station into ruins.

Typhoons are usually accompanied by polar snowstorms. Snow and ice roll with sand from the slippery ice slope overwhelmingly, like an invisible waterfall, like a rushing torrent. People in the snowstorm are just like a piece of rushing water. leaves and a pebble.

Chen Rui often encounters snowstorms in important places, and he is lucky. You can also hide under the snow slope to avoid polar snowstorms.

Unlucky, just happened to be on an endless and flat ice sheet, so I had to dig a snow pit and bury myself and the dog.

One person and six dogs struggled for more than a week on the 'white desert'.

It should be 8 or 9 days.

Antarctica is daytime, 24 hours a day, and the field of vision is all white. People are also numb, and there is no concept of time.

Chen Rui suddenly saw a black spot on the snow not far away, which made Chen Rui's numb head awake for a while, and his spirit shook.

Chen Rui stopped the sled, stepped on the ice cap and walked towards the black spot.

It's a meteorite.

There are no stones on the Antarctic ice sheet, and nothing but meteorites.

Chen Rui dug out the meteorite from the snowdrift.

The meteorite was about the size of a slap, and I weighed it with my hands. Heavier, heavier than rocks of the same volume.

The surface of the meteorite is pitted and has a layer of molten crust. Airmarks, like finger prints pressed into dough, and small pellets.

It's a stony meteorite, for sure.

Chen Rui wore a leather hat on his head, and an iron hat was placed over the leather hat. The iron hat fixed a camera. A small earphone extended to Chen Rui's mouth to capture the situation in Chen Rui's field of vision in front of him. Chen Rui said, "It's a stony meteorite! It's the first harvest of this Antarctic expedition.

These meteorites carry and contain a lot of data and information about the early history of the solar system. From meteorites, we can learn about the evolution of the universe, and even know whether there is life on other planets. It is a key to reveal the mysteries of the universe, and its value is more precious than gold.

If this meteorite is determined to be a lunar meteorite or a Martian meteorite, this meteorite is a treasure. The price is calculated in grams, hundreds or even thousands of dollars per gram, which is equivalent to hundreds of times, thousands of times the same weight of gold. "

Because the dark meteorite contrasts strongly with the white ice and snow background, it can be found far away. In addition, the Antarctic climate is cold and dry, and meteorites are not easy to weather and disappear.

Finally, for millions of years, ice and snow have been burying meteorites that fell from the sky, but as the glaciers moved and met the obstacles of mountains, the cutting action of the wind allowed the meteorites buried in the ice to come back to light, making them easier to search.

The Antarctic meteorite reserves are very large.

So far, most of the meteorites discovered by humans have been found in Antarctica.

Many professional and amateur meteorite search teams go to Antarctica to find meteorites.

Chen Rui put the meteorite on the sled.

One person and six dogs continued to advance towards the target Antarctic inland.

a few days later.

The GPS navigator shows that it has left the Antarctic Peninsula and is on the edge of the West Antarctic, which should be the edge of the Antarctic inland.

There is no one here anymore.

There are no scientific research stations in various countries.

There are no creatures, not a single bird, because this place is far from the sea, there is no food, and the birds fly here and starve to death.

There are no bacteria, or there are bacteria, primitive algae and other special life in more than a thousand meters, or several thousand meters, but at least not here.

It is a 'clean' pure land, a truly lifeless place.

Only one person and 6 dogs.

One person and six dogs continued to travel for a few days.

Chen Rui discovered an ice lake.

It is very strange that there are thick ice caps all around, and there is a lake here. Although the lake is covered by ice, the ice is very thin, and the lake water can be seen through the thin ice.

Also, the temperature is 'warm'.

Compared to the extremely cold weather elsewhere in Antarctica, it is very 'warm'.

Weird lake.

Not covered by a thick ice cap as elsewhere.

The diffuseness is very 'warm'.

Why?

Chen Rui is very curious!

Chen Rui decided to camp by the lake.

Chen Rui took out his laptop, turned on the computer, and checked some information.

Finally figured out what was going on.

The ice layer on the lake surface is very thin, and the lake water is very clean and never turbid.

During the polar day in Antarctica, the sunlight shines on the lake surface for a long time, and through the clean ice layer and transparent lake water, the water at the bottom of the lake is tanned into warm water, which can better store sunlight energy, like a warm 'cotton jacket'. .

The ice layer on the lake is like a closed thermal storage, which makes the ice lake form a huge thermos.

Therefore, a special glacial lake is formed.

Not covered by ice caps.

The temperature is 'warm'.

Chen Rui was walking on the ice of the ice lake.

The ice surface was strong enough to bear Chen Rui's weight.

I took an ice axe from the ice skid and planned to cut an ice hole in the ice to get water.

Suddenly, Chen Rui's hand with the ice axe stopped, and his eyes burst out with unbelievable eyes.

He found something alive in the lake! !

This... how is it possible! ! (To be continued)