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It all started in February 1967. Then the American meteorological satellite ESSA-3 sent pictures to Earth that alarmed the world: a huge round hole
was visible in the area of the North Pole. And no one doubted that it was not a fake. However, to this day people argue about what is shown in the
center of the North Pole in the photograph.
Some say that there is nothing unusual in the picture: just a play of light and shadow, which at that moment was formed as a result of the tilt of the
Earth in relation to the position of the Sun. But others believe that this is a hole leading into the internal cavity of our planet. Here are the
pictures:
On November 23, 1968, photographs were taken by the American ESSA-7 apparatus. These are also pictures of the North Pole in the complete absence of
clouds, which show a black hole in the North Pole area.
Of course, it is very interesting, and most importantly - mysterious! But I remember that Papanin’s Russian expedition was at the North Pole, and
for some reason they “didn’t notice” the hole there. They drifted on the ice floe for 237 days in 1937, and returned home in full force,
becoming folk heroes.
On November 29, 1929, American pilot Richard Byrd reached the North Pole in an airplane. But there is one clue, even two: there are doubts that he
flew to the North Pole, and his famous diary, where he allegedly saw green grass, beautiful land over the North Pole, and then even communicated there
with representatives of another civilization living inside. The inhabitants themselves, the diary says, called their underground country Ariania.
Even earlier, in July 1897, Solomon Andre and his two assistants, Swedes by nationality, set off on a risky journey from Danish Island in the west of
Spitsbergen in a hot air balloon, with the goal of reaching the North Pole, but after flying 475 km, they landed on pack ice, and , turning back,
moved in an easterly direction, but never returned home.
On May 12, 1926, Roald Amundsen, a Norwegian, flew over the North Pole from Spitsbergen to Alaska in an airship.
The Italian traveler Umberto Nobile also flew over the North Pole in an airship in 1928. Although this flight ended tragically, 7 people from his team
survived.
In 1937, transpolar flights of Valery Chkalov, and then, a month later, of Mikhail Gromov. They opened the air route through the North Pole to
America.
Since 1945, Soviet and American planes have repeatedly flown to the North Pole to study polar ice. Airplanes are landing on drifting ice.
In our new century, flights to the North Pole continue. In May-June 2005, Russian balloonists successfully reached the North Pole using a balloon.
All these people, who at different times visited the place where satellite images allegedly show a gaping “hole” that they did not see.
Where are these pictures from?
People began to talk about the fact that our Earth is hollow inside in the 19th century.
Academician V. Obruchev wrote about the hollow Earth in his novel “Plutonia” (1915), Jules Verne in the novel “Journey to the Center of the
Earth” (1864), and “The Smoky God, or a Journey into the Inner World” by W. Emmerson, etc. .d.
In Tibet, they believe that inside the Earth there is Shambhala and Agartha, where powerful beings live, endowed with ancient knowledge and power.
The Third Reich not only believed that the Earth was hollow, but even, according to some sources, tried to find a passage to Antarctica. There are
still disputes about this between those who believe in a hollow Earth and those who do not.
Raymond Bernard writes the book "The Hollow Earth" in 1969, and then disappears in the caves of South America. Many of his readers believe this.
that he had found the entrance to the inner world.
Mathematician Leonhard Euler voiced the idea that our planet is hollow inside, and in the center of it there is another sun that illuminates the inner
continents. He believed that there was only one hollow shell, which was separated from the inner star by a large space, and in this shell there were
exits at the North and South Poles.
Edmund Halley, the famous astronomer who discovered Halley's comet, suggested in 1692 that the shell of the earth has a thickness of 800 km, two
outer concentric shells, separated by atmospheres and having their own magnetic poles and a central core with a diameter like that of Venus, Mars,
Mercury, while the sphere rotate at different speeds. He associated the presence of the northern lights with the leakage of the internal
atmosphere.
American engineer John Cleeves Simms told the world that the Earth was hollow, that it had a habitable interior, and that the poles had holes. He
turned to the American Congress in 1818 with a request to finance an expedition to find an entrance to the inner cavity of the planet. But the
expedition did not take place, since Congress did not even pay attention to his statements.
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