I don't understand why one would believe the earth to be hollow. Is there any evidence of this? Please let me know, because I am curious about this theory.

Some state, that due to the centrifugal force of a planets rotation, its a natural phenomenon for the core to eject out of planets. Some planetary 'physicists' state that the eject points are usually at the 19th degree of every planet, many planets have some formation in these areas (artificial looking or not), jupiters red spot, mars face, etc...

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I had just finished reading 'The Hollow Earth' by Raymond Bernard. An interesting theory with some good questions. Though I am not sure how much of this I believe.

In this book there were several reports of arctic explorers who have reported seeing fox, butterfly, and even mosquitos north of the 80th parallel, where there is supposedly no life to be found. These animals along with polar bears can be observed traveling to the north.

Also there were reports of people who had traveled to the north and came upon a land of warm temperatures, constant sunshine, and lush vegetation.

There are also many other legends, stories, and myths of subterranean worlds and cities from all around the world.

I see. But dang, I thought there might have actually been some real facts behind this theory, since there are people who support it. Is there no evidence at all that even hints at a hollow inside?

Wasn't Hitler a believer in hollow earth theory? I seem to remember reading somewhere about him having expeditions to the arctic in an attempt to find the entrance to the hollow earth.

(Due to the increase in antisemitic posts on these boards, and the fact that I usually do not post on this particular board, I will point out in advance that I in no way shape or form support Nazism or Antisemitic beliefs/ideologies and this is a historical question)

Kevin and matthew taylor i think? They are Australian authors, book has not been to America Yet. Originally published late '90s early 00's? Based on it's description on amazon.com, it should raise a red flag, and begs the question of whether or no the book will ever make it to America.

called "the land of no horizon"


The Authors did a good C2C interview