I seem to have found a website that lists Antarctic airstrips and airports in some detail-- for pilots. I'm not sure what to do with it at this time but given that I intend to travel around Antarctica (virtually) to verify either an 8000 mile or 60,000 mile radius consistent with either a global or flat earth, it behooves me to be familar with where I'm flying and what the airports are like. One ANOMALY struck me while exploring this site. The "Google Map", when expanded, shows no runway. It goes black. That's not good.
Note the location of Neumeryer--- Senae IV is just a bit higher than that toward NOVOLazarestk. On a flat earth, it makes little sense to go from there to the south pole-- that's why they're saying all South Pole missions have to originate in McMurdo-- of course-- because the designated pole is inland on the Antarctica plane from there.
