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Originally posted by Flavian
reply to post by Agarta
I simply do not buy into it as a plausible theory, sorry (in terms of entry points under the ice). These ice sheets are constantly changing and evolving, what is mapped one day may not be there a month later, let alone 60 odd years later.
Originally posted by GafferUK1981
reply to post by FraternitasSaturni
I'm sorry to go off thread here but I feel I must correct you.
Frank Whittle invented the jet engine for Britain and the Nazi's used his patent, however their engines were very unreliable unlike Whittles which was a very reliable powerhouse.
Granted the Germans were the first to implement the jet engine into a plane but that is down to lack of foresight by the British who ignored Frank Whittle rather than any advances the Germans had.
I can appreciate the hollow earth theory is exciting but lets not bulls**t to try justify it.edit on 12-11-2012 by GafferUK1981 because: (no reason given)
Henri Coanda should be known in history as the Father of the Jet Engine his design (which he made himself) was thirty years before Whittle, yet all the world believes Frank Whittle invented this form of propulsion.
Originally posted by strafgod
How does a hollow planet form?
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Originally posted by Auricom
reply to post by Regenstorm
So, the question is... Did the Nazi's leave earth to settle the moon (or even Mars?)
Originally posted by GafferUK1981
reply to post by nake13
I'm afraid that is very disputable. It is a known fact that Whittle developed his jet engine independently. The Coanda plane was incapable of flight and it is highly doubtful his engine worked. Whittle's engine on the other hand was a masterpiece.
This is besides the point however as the reason for my post was that the Nazi's weren't more advanced as the poster suggested.
Originally posted by strafgod
How does a hollow planet form?
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Originally posted by marvinthemartian
reply to post by madjetxe
Isnt it the home of the Norse gods?