Hollow Earth

[danielan]

Bill Nye would be more convincing if he lost the bow-tie. I just can't take people in bow-tie's seriously.

I also think it is funny that they appeal to their security clearances as evidence of their sanity.

[sgreger1]

Thruthwolf:


The problem here is that they have won. I too have seen the many things that look like large objects or cities, but the problem is that they are all photoshopped (poorly, not sure why).


I don't know whats going on up on the moon, if anything, but I do see that Nasa seems to go out of their way to doctor the images they release to the public. This to me is suspect.


One thing is that often times these sattelites will take (literally) millions of pictures and beam them back, and Nasa makes most of those available. This is too hard to photoshop one by one so there seems to be some kind of software they use that detects out of place objects and blurs them. It also seems to have a set of tiles it uses and it will paste them over areas they want to hide, but this leads to it being extremely obviouse they are just cloning one area of sruface onto another. You will see square patches that are all mirror clones of 1 area stamped all over other areas.

I think this is explains why the photoshopping is so poor and why it just uses a smudge brush most of the time, they've got software doing it and not a human.

[sgreger1]

Bill Nye would be more convincing if he lost the bow-tie. I just can't take people in bow-tie's seriously.

I also think it is funny that they appeal to their security clearances as evidence of their sanity.

Lol, they gave me a secret security clearance, that's right under top secret!, but I never advise anytone to actually take anything I say seriousely lol. Security clearance is just a standard thing depending on your job and doesn't give you blanket access to everything, especially not compartmentalized information. With a secret security clearance I would have access to troop positions, overlay maps showing where everything is etc because I needed that to plan our indirect fire support plans, but aside from that my secret security clearance was all but worthless. I always hear these guys talking about how they had a top secret security clearance etc and i'm like "so what, so do a million other people".

[danielan]

I always hear these guys talking about how they had a top secret security clearance etc and i'm like "so what, so do a million other people".

Yeah, I had a bunch of fancy clearances. But I would never use that as evidence of my sanity or competence. I knew way too many other people with the same levels of access that completely debunk that theory.

[WickedKitchen]

Ok, I'm guilty too. I love the heck out of the conspiracy crap. This hollow Earth thing is a bit too wacky for me though I do believe that a small star could exist, just not with the nuclear fission that we believe the sun runs on. I think people would know about it.

I do believe that groups of people know of things that the general populous doesn't but a whole other world right under our feet? Really? Though humans living underground isn't totally wacky: Humans (I think anyhow) got their act together perhaps a million years ago. There wasn't enough of us at the time to live like we do today. Besides, as far as I've read it only takes about 10,000 years for almost 100% of the human impact on the planet to be nearly erased. Also, if there were some cataclysmic event that might have driven people below the surface for survival as I believe it will happen again. This could have gone on for thousands of years and the history of the "surface people" could have been lost. That would lend itself to the pale, hairless bodies with big eyes that resemble us surface dwellers. Ever see the movie "Time Machine"? At least that part is plausible. (and no, I'm not basing my theory on a fictional story...the thought just reminded me about that book/film)

I will spend more time on this for sure but my coffee break is almost over and I haven't the time now. Gotta sell something...

[WickedKitchen]

Sgregr1, what about level Q?

[danielan]

The sun runs on fusion.

I'm just saying...

[sgreger1]

A sun that small would not work, it would eat up all the hydrogen too fast and im not sure how it would work if it were at the center. What's holding it there? Gravity? And the sun radiates an immense amount of energy, having a small sun that close would be devestating, the solar flares alone would kill anything underground.


I do like to always leave room for the fact that we could be as blind, scientificly, as those who used to believe the earth was flat. There could be a lot more we just don't know right now due to technology limitations.

[Tobakssmak]

ftw

[Snusdog]

wait.......... so first Mars is hollow and all the folks live underground................... and now the earth is hollow...........

man they sure don't build em like they used to

[Snusdog]

And one more thing.................who hollowed it out................and where did they put all the dirt?

And while we are at it..................where do you even go to get a permit for something like that?

[danielan]

wait.......... so first Mars is hollow and all the folks live underground................... and now the earth is hollow...........

Yeah, it makes more sense when you realize (!) that they are the _same people_

[danielan]

And one more thing.................who hollowed it out................and where did they put all the dirt?

And while we are at it..................where do you even go to get a permit for something like that?

1. It's a natural result of centrifugal forces
2. Where do you think the moon and the asteroid belt come from?
3. The United Nation's Development Programme (http://www.undp.org/) or various precursor organizations. Don't forget to send a SASE when applying.

[WickedKitchen]

And one more thing.................who hollowed it out................and where did they put all the dirt?

AND they managed to get a star in there without anyone noticing.

[tom502]

Well, the moon is an artificial satellite, it was created by Martians long long ago, so that the Earth would be habitable. Mars has it's own artificial moon too, which is hollow. I think it's Phoebes? I can't recall the name, but Buzz Aldrin was recently talking about it, as it has a huge monolith on it.