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Ok if you are just going to say it sounds far fetched so it cant be true dont continually repost that if someone else has. i have heard of this hallow earth theory. it does sound far fetched however has this ever actually been investigated? It is hard to go up to the north and south poles (where then entrance is supposedly. Has anyone ever investigated it i know its been linked with hitler has anyone else?

thanks

2007-09-19 11:23:28 · 4 answers · asked by Footballer54 3 in Science & Mathematics Physics

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the hollow earth theory is somewhat like the flat earth theory, sounds good and all that until you study the earth to find out what it is like.

The north pole, is in the artic ocean and there are no land masses anywhere reasonable close. If there was, it would have to be a massive thing to withstand the grinding of the ice against it, as the artic oean is a basin, flowing in from the pacific side in the bering strait and flowing outward through the area between greenland, spitzenburg and sweden. The ice up there churns all the time, even in winter.

as for the south pole, it is buried under thick ice, and until rather recently, no one had even been there. Surrounding the antartic continate is a thick ring of ice, (called the limit of ice) which until the discovery of better ship building methods and the use of i believe it was called greenwood (a very dense abrasion resistant wood) nothing penetrated the outer ring of ice. So the hollow earth theory being very old, would have been meaningless to a traveler as Roand Amunstun was the first to get there (the south pole). He died early in the 1900's in a plane crash in the artic looking for another artic explorer named Umberto Nobile (see the book, the red tent).

The concept of a hollow earth is now discredited with seismology (the study of energy flowing through the earth) as well as other areas of geology.

while the idea of a underground city (part of the idea) sounds great, there is just over whelming evidence it does not exist.

however, before you become too dismayed, it is possible to travel very great distances underground in the rockies as well as the appalachia mountaiins with inner connecting caves. Apart from the usual denisens of the deep earth, there is not other life

2007-09-19 13:48:23 · answer #1 · answered by magnetic_azimuth 6 · 0 0

it is basically a sort of theories that the Annunaki or (Fallen Angels) supposedly stay interior the middle of earth that's hollow. think of of it like this although, its basically a metaphor for what it rather is. Kinda like the bible, its no longer rather a e book with thoughts, its a complicated coded series of messages to help us study with regard to the previous, modern, and destiny. So, while they are asserting that the earth has a hollow center inhabited by employing Annunaki it ought to represent that there are various underground tunnels and caves for the time of the earth that we've not got here upon and probably shouldn't for our own risk-free practices and prevention of a few kinda intergalactic conflict that we ought to certainly lose, till we merely nuked each thing. which might nonetheless be pointless because of the fact they stay deep interior the earth previous its crust.

2016-10-09 12:00:31 · answer #2 · answered by finkle 4 · 0 0

People go to the North and South Poles all the time.
There is a permanent U.S. science station at the South Pole.

2007-09-19 11:30:28 · answer #3 · answered by cosmo 7 · 0 0

Hi. The 'Hollow Earth' theory was popular before satellites routinely started photographing the area.

2007-09-19 11:45:35 · answer #4 · answered by Cirric 7 · 0 0

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