Superman's Fortress of Solitude found

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Mon Aug 6, 2007 — by Glenn Hauman

Superman's Fortress of Solitude found

Ha! They actually hid it in a polar region1

From Howard Margolin of Destinies: the Voice of Science Fiction, we get this discovery of these cyrstal caverns buried a thousand feet below Mexico's Naica mountain in the Chihuahuan desert.

This has been quite a year for Superman fans; the deadly remnants of planet Krypton were discovered in a mine in Serbia this past April (see Kryptonite Discovered By Scientist).

And if you look all the way down at the bottom of the cave, you can see Ursa and Non...

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Christopher Moonlight (11:10 AM on Mon Aug 6, 2007)

That is amazing.

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