A Case for "The Hollow Earth" Pt.2 (Witnesses)

reply to post by The Sword

If you kindly use the search function on here, you'll find some information on the hollow earth theory. That should give you some idea of what people are discussing, etc.

Don't need to! I have read up on this! I have also found the hollow side lacks any definitive proof! The point is I am not here to "Debunk" this I have an open mind to this but at present the mainstream science story is winning in my mind because of a lack of proof on the hollow side! Although I still think it is a possibility!

Therefore, all we have to rely on is second-hand information from those who have been to those areas. It's not too reliable though but it's all that there is right now.

My point exactly there is nothing to show hollow earth can be taken as a fact. But as said I am open to suggestion if the right proof arrives!

Originally posted by The Sword
reply to post by spikey

 

Is it possible that they were sworn to secrecy or signed a contract/waiver?

I imagine that if someone had broken protocol, we would probably never hear from them again.

Nah...even if they had signed a waiver or contract it wouldn't matter.

We're talking about a potential fundamental lie in the reporting of our physical world here, not a military or commercial secret of some sort.

The rules are clear regarding pilots revealing things they may or may not see when flying...they are free to say what they want to (as per free speech), but they are forbidden to reveal the airline they work for, or wear the company uniform when speaking publicly.

But, as i say, anyone can (and very often do) post information anonymously, regardless of any confidential agreements or contracts.

There would be at *least* one image of this thing if it exists...and there isn't tmk.

It doesn't exist...it's just an interesting fantasy topic.

Did anyone get an update on that icebreaker mission that was planned for 2008/2009, by paranormal enthusiasts to hire a special ice breaking boat and travel to the north pole? I signed up cos I wanted to be on the team but never heard back

Hollow earth intrigues me, enough to want to be part of a mission to go find it - it's one of those mysteries you'll just never get a proper understanding of by reading a few online accounts and some speculative threads.

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Thanks for the backup.

But due to boredom I have brung the hard evidence:

A case against 'The Hollow Earth"

Yes as per below i am giving myself a blatant bump - sorry but things get lost i these threads and people dont actually read everything.....


Original post:

Here are some clips i just found on the Antarctic journey by Byrd and also a breif clip on test driving the snow-buggy. I still can't find any information of what happened to the snow buggy, however i also found schematics, it was well equipped - see external picture link

All video clips are from Admiral Byrds expedition -







Antarctica - 1939 to 1941 - Released by the General Commitee:










With all the clips i have found, the most interesting thing i found is what isnt included in the footage. Where are any images from flights over Antarctica??


Enjoy

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Etidorhpa is one of my favorite books of all time! I've got a third edition from the 1800's as one of my prized posessions. You guys here would be really interested in it...I don't think of it as being a literal interpretation of an underground world, however....its much more symbolic than that. None the less it goes into really detailed scientific discussions throughout the book...the Author John Uri Lloyd is YEARS ahead of his time scientifically. He suggests things like matter actually being energy before Einstein! Also of interest is the overall Masonic theme to the book.....Highly recomended.

OP, here's an idea for ya...

Teens capture images of space with £56 camera and balloon
Heres the type of image you'd get..

Enough to see an opening huh?


Pretty simple setup, even the kids get involved.... blog.makezine.com...

This one here is probably the simplest setup ive seen, but it needs to be tethered (easy recover though)