Hollow Earth

umm… its contradicted by overwhelming geological evidence, eg. the interior of the earth has long been mapped by seismic waves, let alone the physics of the earths orbit, magnetic poles, etc

To automatically assume that it is pure magma is ludicrous. the middle of our bones have caves and caverns…a lot of other natural structures have a hollow centered portion as well…nature never thorws out a trump card out of nowhere…everything that “mother earth” does is predictable…even if its the moment right before... Read More...

People are too close-minded.

I’m sure the earth is hollow but I need help to prove it. At a point the gravity that holds the outside together begins doing the same with the inside. Being thinner at the poles allows the magnetic material to be closer to the surface thus the magnetic poles. Non-rotating planets same thickness crust no poles.

Supposedly they were supposed to leave June of 2006, but as far as I can gather the date has continuously been pushed back until sometime this year. Can anyone find the exact date that the expedition is planned to leave? And, if it has been cancelled or has already left… what are the results?

Seems this is an unpopular area but if it’s true I would be impressed by that truth.

I know the novel by Jules Verne of some scientists entering the Earth’s core and encountering “strange things”. And made into several movies. But I don’t believe the Earth is hollow. And definitely a “civilization underground” is more fantastic than a “Looney Tunes” cartoon with Bugs Bunny. Oh brother!... Read More...