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A passenger on a helicopter films a weird red liquid seeping from an Antarctic glacier. A ship appears in the sky at the site of a notorious World War Two naval battle. And strange lights filmed dividing over an American city.
A passenger on a helicopter films a weird red liquid seeping from an Antarctic glacier. A ship appears in the sky at the site of a notorious World War Two naval battle. And strange lights filmed dividing over an American city.
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S1, EP7 "Ghost Ships and Blood Ice"A passenger on a helicopter films a weird red liquid seeping from an Antarctic glacier. A ship appears in the sky at the site of a notorious World War Two naval battle. And strange lights filmed dividing over an American city.
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