We now know that there are no mountains in Antarctica that fit the description of Lovecraft's story, but there is in reality an unexplored mountain range in Antarctica, under the ice.
Scientists unmask ‘Ghost Mountains’ of Antarctica at last
If the upcoming film where to be set in modern times, I wonder if there would be any way to adapt the story so that it is this underwater range where the ruins are found? Not that I am against a straight adaptation - I just think the possibilities of this new discovery are interesting. Thoughts?
Scientists unmask ‘Ghost Mountains’ of Antarctica at last
Now, the reason I posted this in SF&F instead of Science&Technology, is because I was wondering how this might apply to a film adaptation.The images are the result of radar technology, and reveal a dramatic landscape of rocky summits, deep river valleys, and liquid, not frozen, lakes, all hidden beneath the ice. The range itself rivals the Alps in size and cover an area that is roughly the size of New York State.[...]“Our seven-nation team has produced detailed images of last unexplored mountain range on Earth,” said Michael Studinger[...]
If the upcoming film where to be set in modern times, I wonder if there would be any way to adapt the story so that it is this underwater range where the ruins are found? Not that I am against a straight adaptation - I just think the possibilities of this new discovery are interesting. Thoughts?