Ralph,
I checked out these Antartic images. It seemed to methat the images from Mc Murdo showed a horizon which dropped off prematurely. You know already that conventional science tells us that the planet is slightly flattened at the top, that it is egg-shaped. Were this so, this would give an extended horizon. A sharply inclined horizon tells us that the curvature is inclining inwards towards the doughtnut-like opening to the hollow world. They call this fore-shortening of the horizon. Nansen mentioned that the North-South horizon diminished while the East-West horizon remained constant, and Admiral Peary made this comment " The black cliffs peer up over the ice cap." They couldn't interpret what was going on, they had no idea of an inward-sloping curve.
Did you get this same idea from the Antatic site pics?
Dharma/Dean
Ralph, These are great pics, what a beautiful place, but Mt. Discovery could conceal the hollowed-out cavern base of the Nazis (unable to penetrate the polar entrance, biding their time--there’s gold in them there hills remember.) The ice runway is in front and the C130 Hercs are kept busy flying from here to the South Pole and back again. In the summer of 1998 they were expected to make about 350 South Pole flights to allow the continuation of the South Pole rebuilding.
That’s a lot of ‘missions’ to Antarctica, it must be a ‘hive’ of activity.
Mactown, Willies Air Field, Ross Island, Scott Base, Bonny River, McMurdo Sound? Is the Fourth Reich Scottish?
And why is the South Pole marked by a Barber’s Pole (blood & bandages) ??
Hazel
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Theperson who isdoing all the enhancements of theSuncruisers is a Portuguese fellow named Jose Garrido. Check out his site and send an e-mail of encouragement to him.
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Hi Ralph
Even in this new set of pic's I am still drawn to the Dry Valley photo's (equivalent to Grand Canyon). Mt Aursra is also something.
Boy the Nacreous Clouds are a pretty site.
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Dean, I checked out Jose Gurerra'a site, it looks brilliant, but it's all in Portugese! Hazel
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Theperson who isdoing all the enhancements of theSuncruisers is a Portuguese fellow named Jose Garrido. Check out his site and send an e-mail of encouragement to him.
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<It seemed to met hat the images from Mc Murdo showed a horizon which dropped off prematurely.
*I seems we have reached the impression.
<. A sharply inclined horizon tells us that the curvature is inclining inwards towards the doughtnut-like opening to the hollow world.>
*From what I have SEEN so far, I would agree. Both poles, and definitely a feeling above the North Pole. Looking down on it you can see it--or at least sense it in the photos.
I also find the Nacreous Clouds very unique. And, the dry area......
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Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2001 4:57 PM
Subject: [allplanets-hollow] The Horizon and Antarctic scenery and other pictures,
Dean: I couldn't actually make out the difference in the horizon that you were talking about. I thought it looks warmer there than they are telling us. I know that one photo earth 3 that I sent appears to show a large crevice opening. I believe this is the same area, but we're not getting to see very much. I don't think it would hurt to email one of the cargo pilots. Maybe you would get an interesting story. From: Ralph
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Subject: [allplanets-hollow] The Horizon and Antarctic scenery and other pictures,
Ralph,
I checked out these Antartic images. It seemed to methat the images from Mc Murdo showed a horizon which dropped off prematurely. You know already that conventional science tells us that the planet is slightly flattened at the top, that it is egg-shaped. Were this so, this would give an extended horizon. A sharply inclined horizon tells us that the curvature is inclining inwards towards the doughtnut-like opening to the hollow world. They call this fore-shortening of the horizon. Nansen mentioned that the North-South horizon diminished while the East-West horizon remained constant, and Admiral Peary made this comment " The black cliffs peer up over the ice cap." They couldn't interpret what was going on, they had no idea of an inward-sloping curve.
Did you get this same idea from the Antatic site pics?
Dharma/Dean
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Dean, I get little snippets on Reich from various books or web-sites and
piece it all together
Hazel,
Oh, ok.
Did you know that I put Etidorhpa on a new site and broke it up into three parts? http://skywebsite.com/hollow/etidorhpa/index.html
Is the length the problemfor you?
Dharma/Dean