(For those that I told that I would give them a never before seen image of the north pole) The image I expected to receive from my friend wasn't what I thought it was, so I did some more investigation of my own, and my findings were astounding. This is an image that I found of the north pole on this site: http://mara-gamiel.blogspot.com/2009/03/north-pole-satellite-image.html

Being skeptical as one should be, I took into consideration that this image may be a hoax...
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..until I saw this one which confirmed that the picture above is indeed not a hoax. Found from this article: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1050990/The-North-Pole-isla...

As you can see, there is definitely a cover-up going on about the North Pole and the South pole. This image is said to be a satellite image of a "land mass" at the North Pole, so one must ask, "Why does the center of that circle look like some kind of wormhole?" I mean, if this is really a picture taken from a satellite, why would there be so much distortion in the center of where I drew that circle.

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Here: lets do a close-up of the center of that circle:

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Now, one more in black and white:

Gee, that looks like a strange land mass to me Bob...

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To further strengthen this theory of holes at the poles, here is a picture of the south pole taken from this site: http://astro.uchicago.edu/cara/southpole.edu/satellite.html

Notice the missing data? Here is what the site had to say about it...

"Sometimes there are large, irregularly-shaped black regions on this image. These are missing data -- sometimes the satellites don't cover the whole area. The satellites are often designed to give complete coverage
for more populated areas, meaning that the more remote areas aren't covered as well. Sometimes too, data is just lost in transmission due to solar activity or other technical problems. Try again later, and the black areas will have moved or vanished altogether."

Is it just me? -- Or do you guys smell B*******?

I will be continuing research on this.. To further this claim, I re-posted a video from one of my previous blogs that discusses this..
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Agartha/Shamballa/Admiral Richard Byrd

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If you are still skeptical.. Ask yourself this question honestly... "Why is it so hard to find a good satellite image of the north and south poles?"