Hollow Earth Craziness...

originally posted by: Krazysh0t

originally posted by: Annunak1

originally posted by: intrptr
Earth can't be hollow. Its too big. Any hollow spot would be crushed out of existence by the heat and pressure.

How do you know? Have you ever witnessed what's inside? So you believe everything scientists say even though they themselves have never been there? I'm not saying the hollow earth is 100% real but we never know untill we investigate it.

There is plenty of evidence to suggest that the current model of the Earth is correct. For one, the deepest we have been able to drill into the crust is 40,000 feet. We had to stop because the internal heat from the mantle (which we weren't even close to reaching yet) was melting the drill bit.

We know that pressure exists there since we know how diamonds are created. Not to mention we know how gravity works as well as how denser materials tend to shift to the bottom of a material. The scientific principles that explain the core of our planet are very sound. You would need some extensive evidence to disprove it.

Is it possible to become physically ill from too much exposure to mainstream science propaganda? Im getting radiation exposure type symptoms.

originally posted by: ScientificRailgun
My favorite theory is that the hollow earth is populated by Nazi's and Reptilians and live in a place called Agartha where's there a small sun INSIDE the earth that keeps them nice and toasty. Oh and the entrance is in Antarctica.

I want such a magical place to be real.

Disney, Santa and Nazi kingdoms not with standing…

The only magical place on this planet is your soul. Everyone has one, Its at the core of your being.

When was the last time you went looking for that?

originally posted by: intrptr

When was the last time you went looking for that?

She cannot. Her soul is hollow and filled with nougat.

a reply to: Eunuchorn

Propaganda? What, pray tell, was wrong with my post? If it is propaganda, then clearly it isn't scientific. So give me some science that says I'm wrong. Not some random message saying that it is propaganda and is wrong. By the way, all the scientists in the world who study within your "propaganda" say no, there is no physical illness from being exposed to too much science. Unless you consider being informed an illness.

a reply to: intrptr

If you're referring to the spiritual concept of the "soul", I'm afraid I'm not a very spiritual person. Though, one could say I've done I've done an extensive amount of "soul searching". It brought to me to where I am today. Living in a place I adore doing something I love.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Mmmmmm... Delicious nougat filled soul.

a reply to: ScientificRailgun

I'm afraid I'm not a very spiritual person. Though, one could say I've done I've done an extensive amount of "soul searching".

That "soul searching" can only occur in you conscience, as it were. Some hold that is directly evident of a soul. Otherwise why would you care if you have harmed others, there no soul, right?

N0 "consequences"?

a reply to: intrptr

A person's morals must come from within. I do not harm others because I simply do not like seeing others in pain. It's not a matter of consequence for me, but rather "I don't like being in pain (emotional or physical) so I don't want to subject others to the same".

But this is getting off topic.

Oooh! What about a rectangular earth that's hollow inside?

a reply to: ScientificRailgun

A person's morals must come from within.

There… 'nuff said.

a reply to: ScientificRailgun

You are kind of on the right track since the idea that the earth is a perfect sphere is also a myth. The earth is actually an oblate spheroid where the equator sticks out more than the rest of the planet, called the Equatorial Bulge.

originally posted by: Krazysh0t

The earth is actually an oblate spheroid where the equator sticks out more than the rest of the planet, called the Equatorial Bulge.

Kind of like a planetary Kim Kardashian. Her 'equator' sticks out pretty far.

a reply to: Krazysh0t

You're right on the money, earth is indeed an oblate spheroid.

But could it be a hollow oblate spheroid? Inquiring (crazy) minds want to know!

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: Blackmarketeer

Bah. Hollow Earth theories are nothing compared to my hollow sun theory.

I think those all tie into my Hollow Head theory.

Whoa, sounds like you are mixing physics with politics...

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

are you suggesting the Earth has been implanted with silicone?

originally posted by: Blackmarketeer
are you suggesting the Earth has been implanted with silicone?

And then pimped out by its mother after making a sex tape with Uranus.

a reply to: ScientificRailgun

No, science says no. Hollow earth theory violates the theory of gravity since gravity would cause the planet to collapse on itself if it was hollow.

Hollow Earth - RationalWiki

The Hollow Earth theory is a pseudoscientific belief and conspiracy theory stating that the Earth is hollow. Theories include that the inhabitants of the "Inner Earth" walk around the inside feet-up,[1] or that a smaller sphere is inside the larger (sometimes it is stated this object works like a sun for the inner earth denizens), which is more in line with the theory of gravity, though not geology.

The conspiracy aspect supposedly relates to a large hole providing access to the underworld, which is located somewhere in the arctic or Antarctic regions,[2] and the attempts to keep it quiet made by the superpowers in conjunction with whatever the Grand Theory du jour is, be it reptilians, Tibetan masters, Atlanteans and/or aliens. That there are undisclosed entrances to these "inner worlds" extends also to the moon, with one video purporting that you can see it on Google Earth,[3] though it should be noted that this is very clearly just a graphics glitch caused by stitching multiple low-resolution and high-contrast images together in combination with the usual seam errors produced at the poles when using spherical UV mapping. These theories are also associated with apocryphal stories of apparently bottomless holes in various locations, such as Mel's Hole in Washington, USA.

It's not clear what supports the surface of the Earth according to the Hollow Earth Theory, since the surface of the earth we can see would most likely collapse under the force of gravity without a substrate (the mantle and inner core are solid, the outer core is liquid, and both states are highly resistant to compression). Nor is it clear what keeps the denizens from floating away from the inner surface.

There's also the problem that the "shell" would need to be really dense, in order to produce a gravitational field this strong.[4]

Finally, there's the question of exactly why this would be kept secret - as with several other conspiracy theories, there seems to be no motive behind this one aside from "Let's make the unwashed masses look really stupid!"

It is fun to pretend or imagine at times, but that doesn't mean we let our imagination replace valid scientific study.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

I once had a Hollow Uranus theory but then realized it was packed full of fudge methane gas...

a reply to: Krazysh0t

Lets not forget all those first hand published accounts of the hollow earth



I do hope you're not going to suggest that a noted writer like Edgar Rice Burroughs would make stuff up - would you?

a reply to: jaffo



To 1 subjectively within just the crust layer of this planet exist enough space to build within possible large cavernous regions and also if you drilled deep from within those regions you may have access to thermal energies and possible minerals not found above ground not to mention the purified water that may be down there...

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