In "Blue Ice," Lee, survives the 2004 tsunami and becomes a geologist at NASA. Guided by a butterfly and a mysterious pattern.

The text explores the challenges of climate change and advocates for emotional management and self-care. It delves into topics like blue ice, aliens, the Inca Empire, and the hidden city of Agartha.

It also discusses the role of the firmament, the possibility of creating an artificial water vapor layer, and NASA's efforts to address Earth's pollution problem. It brings out the image of Blue Ice.

The text emphasizes the importance of global cooperation and individual actions to combat climate change. It touches on the weakening magnetic field, the potential risks of inducing an ice age, and the impacts of human activities on Earth's axis and crust.

The text also discusses alien races, the story of Atlantis, and the concerns of Queen Agartha and Atlas about global warming and humanity's destruction of ecosystems. It explores Hindu traditions, the legend of the blue ice pillar in Antarctica, and the need for unity among Earth's people.

It also delves into the US-China relationship, tensions in the Taiwan Strait, and China's response to Taiwan's independence movement. The text mentions the rebellion in Belarus and Russian military intervention to suppress it.

It describes the threat of nuclear weapons and the potential impact on the Ring of Fire, a path of active volcanoes and earthquakes. Dmitry, a rebel leader, launches nuclear missiles, causing devastation worldwide.

Lee and the Contraves members arrive in Antarctica and restore the Earth's climate, leading to a restored and harmonious world. .