nightbat wrote

G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:

Thank you nightbat for giving me till 666. Best to keep in mind Bert and
I are one identity. We all have two brains and I'm in the left
hemisphere(creative) and because I won the numbers game 2 out of 3 I
control the frontal lob. Good to know the space ship had to be buried
for the good of all three humankinds. They had to make it on their own.
It was bad enough that Earth's air had far less oxygen than what their
lungs were use to,but all those bugs and bacteria. Reality is nightbat
there is no way to bring the ship up. We have to go down to it. We will
build huge lasers to melt the ice,and use the ice to make a coffee dam.
Ice is easy to work with. The great weight of the space ship was all
that was needed to melt the ice under it. It now rests on solid bed
rock. To find it is fast an easy. Like I posted its great
mass density will show where its buried. Planes with gravity
meters,or even satellites can find it. The same instrument that is used
to find oil thousands of feet down. This is the start of chapter three.
The fun part comes next TreBert

nightbat

I'm not sure you're really welcome TreBert to tell you the truth
but oh well, for I just want my profound Officer Bert back. Hmmmmm, the
South Pole you say well that's just as good a hiding place as any I
suppose. I indicated I deduce it's under the Egyptian Sphinx because
it's ingenious for no one suspected it and how could anyone previously
singularly or with an army move it even if they did? Fact is that heavy
wonder has been there for centuries and no one has moved it for sure.
The desert keeps things preserved forever, heck just take a look at our
grumpy Saul, ha, ha, ha.

on alert,
the nightbat