Proof Of Hollow Earth Found: "Two doctors volunteer to STAY with children trapped in Thai cave for

we've got Dante's Inferno going quite deep if you catch my drift. There is Indian legend about hell 20000 miles or kilometers below. The Greeks go down or take people up, everbody is familiar with dwarves. Some people know the story of queen Mab that took her people into the mountain.

That's all I could think of with my first morning coffee, but I guess I just don't like your tone Mr. Cox...

a reply to: solids0be

Thank you for sharing tbese thoughts with us. I think we will have to keep a close eye on this situation 👁

originally posted by: Aallanon
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we don't know how gravity works

Wasn't it Tesla who moved all hose massive blocks by himself and when asked to comment he said that the theory of gravity was wrong and it something more like what we think of as gravity is actually an effect of a more complex understanding of what we call magnetism?

originally posted by: crunchypeople
The DescentThis post immediately made me think of the book by Jeff Long. The 1st book is great. The sequel is just okay. The movie? I am not sure that whoever made it actually read the book.

I love that book! I would describe the experience of reading it to seeing the movie Alien for the first time without knowing anything about it. The mood, the tension, the sense of mystery, the exploration and discovery... I wish HBO would make it into a TV series with "Game of Thrones" like production values. I would watch the hell out of that!


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I like your "crazy" Thai boys cave thread better than mine

Occult Symbolism of Thai Soccer Boys Cave Rescue - Ritual or Synchronicity?

I definitely got a strange vibe that there is more to the story than we are being told. Your thread would go a long way to explain part of that feeling. Thanks for sharing your personal experiences. Fascinating idea and great thread!

Some folks really , really need a little information in their lives

The Earth's Layers Lesson #1

originally posted by: AlexandrosTheGreat

originally posted by: Aallanon
a reply to: Badams

we don't know how gravity works

Wasn't it Tesla who moved all hose massive blocks by himself and when asked to comment he said that the theory of gravity was wrong and it something more like what we think of as gravity is actually an effect of a more complex understanding of what we call magnetism?

Wait , what ?
When did Tesla move massive blocks ?

Gravity , electromagnetism , schmuck , whatever you call the force the end results are the same.

You do know that Thailand is basically old Coral and these cave systems in Thailand are so famous that many cave divers and potholers retire there to explore these places, thats how two UK expats living over there found the kids.

Sorry but I dont think a human mole introduced themselves to the cave divers who then made a call to some power that retains the secret of the hollow earth to ask the divers to toe the party line.

Although, perhaps these UK cave divers actually retired to Thailand to maintain relations with the middle earth dwellers, I meant, its not like we know how caves are formed or anything, perhaps caves are entrances to the molemen and recreational cave explorers are the delivery service for the subterranean beings?

I wonder though why all that water that runs into the cave comes out the other side and doesnt flood our short sighted brothers in the hollow earth? Do you think perhaps the underground world is flooded and these are fishmoles?

Hey OP, you know that limestone is dissolved in water to create some caves and is then deposited elsewhere, sometimes in stalagmites and stalactites, do you think our subterranean brothers may be running out of room as their land fills up with limestone deposits and they may once again return to the surface?

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There are two basic types of rock; sedimentary, formed by the natural water cycle of erosion and deposition, and igneous which is rock that has been baked by the heat from the mantle.

I thought 3 types. Conglomerate.... or is that a mixture of the 2?

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No. It's... A Combination of the Two!

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Sorry to hear they had you on a wild goose chase after the Amanita remedy for the neutralising of damages caused by the pleomorphic bacteria that catalyses what we call cancer.....the fungal stage is only a life stage of a bacteria that can be fought and killed at different stages of its life by using radiclly different treatments...OR...it can be pulled at the root by simply avoiding the parasites that carry the bacteria into our bodies by avoiding untreated foods....Chaga is also highly impactful in relation to the Amanita impacts in context of late stage cancers where the bacteria is expressing itself in a fungal stage.

originally posted by: tinner07
a reply to: stormcell

There are two basic types of rock; sedimentary, formed by the natural water cycle of erosion and deposition, and igneous which is rock that has been baked by the heat from the mantle.

I thought 3 types. Conglomerate.... or is that a mixture of the 2?

Don't forget....www.youtube.com...

One) If there is a large underground civilization, what are they eating that could not be harvested by the children in the caves? Or you saying they have some massive underground farming operation?

Two) sorry to be crass. But too many people living in a cave turns that cave into a sewer pipe. If there is a large underground civilization, what are they doing with their poop? How are they processing it? Where is it stored during processing?

a reply to: neutronflux

People need sunlight to survive as well as food and water, without such, we run into all kinds of mental and physical maladies.

Hollow Earth is great fiction, and some people may well have sought refuge in vast cavern system in the past to escape natural disasters or even conflict above, however they could not survive or thrive in such conditions indefinitely, imho.

originally posted by: one4all
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Sorry to hear they had you on a wild goose chase after the Amanita remedy for the neutralising of damages caused by the pleomorphic bacteria that catalyses what we call cancer.....the fungal stage is only a life stage of a bacteria that can be fought and killed at different stages of its life by using radiclly different treatments...OR...it can be pulled at the root by simply avoiding the parasites that carry the bacteria into our bodies by avoiding untreated foods....Chaga is also highly impactful in relation to the Amanita impacts in context of late stage cancers where the bacteria is expressing itself in a fungal stage.

I have no idea what your going on about, but if you have any doubts about the validity of my research, you should look into the numerous studies going on now in regards to utilizing Amatoxins to treat cancer at the actual genetic level, additionally we are working to utilize certain strains of amatoxins as a cure/long term treatment for diabetes. You should probably take a step back and look at the numerous peer research projects that are currently ongoing...not only here in the US but across the scientific community as a whole world wide. Thanks

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The definition of hollow earth..

The Hollow Earth is a historical concept proposing that the planet Earth is entirely hollow or contains a substantial interior space. Notably suggested by Edmond Halley in the late 17th century, the notion was tentatively disproven by Pierre Bouguer in 1740, and definitely by Charles Hutton (1778).

originally posted by: JoshuaCox
a reply to: solids0be

The definition of hollow earth..

The Hollow Earth is a historical concept proposing that the planet Earth is entirely hollow or contains a substantial interior space. Notably suggested by Edmond Halley in the late 17th century, the notion was tentatively disproven by Pierre Bouguer in 1740, and definitely by Charles Hutton (1778).

Thanks for proving my point, that's the 17th Century definition while I'm speaking of the more modern and accepted theory that instead of being totally hollow, the earths crust itself is hollowed out in areas that are interconnected by subterranean entrances around the globe. Inside these enormous "hollow" spaces there may be remnants of a civilization that has coexisted with us unnoticed for thousands of years..perhaps longer.

a reply to: solids0be

The unnoticed part is my concern.

Handfull of people, not a problem.

1000s of people, well logistics and supply are beginning to be a concern, and also may draw attention of sorts over extended time periods.

100,000s/millions i really don't think is a possibility in this day of age.

Then again that $21 trillion must have gone somewhere???

a reply to: solids0be

No, your applying your own definition to a word that already has one..

Hell I bet there is already a different word for a theory that fits the OP..

Its called a cave!

a reply to: solids0be

I just did a little looking..

Granite can only support voids that are about 5 miles down.

Past that the weight would crush any voids.
.. which is still a lot of room.. make no mistake.