What is at the North and South Poles?

 

On Google Earth imaging the North and South Poles, I can't help wonder why they produce strangely stellate patterns like starbursts.

I'm sure the government would like to say that it's geomagnetic, however - 

The geographic North Pole and the magnetic North Pole are 1200 miles apart.  

The magnetic South Pole is 1780 miles from Geographic South Pole. 

I'm guessing we can't blame this effect on magnetic poles. 

In the late 1960s, these satellite images were taken of the North Pole. Interestingly, we are told we cannot fly over the poles because it will cause instrument issues, yet technically the physical poles are far away from the magnetic poles. 

Here's the "offical story" 

Specifically, because of the strong magnetic fields that surround the polar regions, navigating there, no matter how well-equipped the airplane is in terms of instrumentation, can be particularly challenging. The polar regions interfere with magnetic navigational equipment, making it harder for planes to navigate.

Officials have also used the excuse "you can't get help, it's a long way from services." But, ah, I do recall flying 5 hours to Hawaii over ocean....

But, even a 1960s plane could fly over both poles - 

In 1968, a Modern Air Transport Convair 990 airliner with 78 passengers and crew flew over both poles. This plane didn't set a speed record, but by landing for fuel at Antarctica's McMurdo Station, it was the first aircraft to touch all seven continents. This flight twas called the Polar Byrd 1. 

What Byrd said - 

Admiral Richard was the first person to fly over Antarctica. In his diary he said he saw green grass and a mammoth over a specific mountain. Could the government be hiding something especially since most of the Arctic is restricted?

Another puzzling thing is that it's obvious spy satellites run North-South so that they can sweep all the land of earth, so what are these satellites seeing up there? 

On this satellite image of the North Pole, strange noctilucent (glow at night) clouds are seen. 

Some imagery has blatant missing gaps an odd finds - here's some of the South Pole - 

There are many wonders about this planet we live on. For instance, it was found the inner core spins faster than the outside leaving many to wonder if there is an inner earth. 

The age and placement of the moon, managing to come in so close and yet crash into us, being perfect synchronous orbit, being smooth and round, and ringing for many hours after blasting its surface, surface soil that is older than interior soil... makes one wonder what exactly is the moon and what are the chances it came along to perfectly move our tides? 

I think of myself sometimes as a rogue paranormal geek because I latch onto one mystery at a time. Right now, my focus is the moon and Hollow Earth. I don't expect to make any scholarly-worthy finds as I'm hardly considered qualified for peer review, but I have a curious mind and I ask questions then question the answers until I feel satisfied with the conclusion. 

Some researchers go into the subject matter with a conclusion already and they look for evidence that supports it, but I believe that the evidence should guide your conclusion.