Kohnen Station’s Creepy Row of Strange Structures

Perfectly Aligned in the Middle of Nowhere

Amidst the desolate snowfields of Antarctica, Kohnen Station stands out with an unusual sight: a row of identical structures, each approximately 50 meters long, arranged with precise alignment over a stretch of more than 1 kilometer. Their orderly placement in such an isolated and extreme environment raises questions about their purpose and function.

Kohnen Station, operated by Germany, is primarily a polar research station. The alignment and size of these structures suggest they serve a specific scientific or logistical purpose. Without further clarification, their purpose remains open to interpretation.