Up until 1958 the Encyclopedia Britannica included a section in his Sout Pole travels about a dome rising thousands of feet into the sky. It prevented them from going further south. However, it was deleted in later editions after the Antarctica treaty was signed by every country. I've seen a picture of the page. There's also a video of a smal rocket traveling straight up for miles. The camera shows the view beneath the rocket. Suddenly at one point, there's a thud and the rocket stops going up. That's because it hit the dome and was stuck there. i have pictures from a few years ago of a rocket crossing the sky with a plume of spray behind it, like a ski boat speeding on a lake. Other similar videos I've seen explain that it's a rocket that reached the dome and is skidding across it and leaving a trail of moisture behind. There's no other explanation for the pictures i have. Rockets flying through the air have a thin trail of smoke behind them. not expending waves of moisture.