Dean, I'm not about to argue over hypothetical points, but an advanced
civilization, good or evil, would have had the technology to make cavern
worlds habitable, or hollow out entire mountains, whether that translates as
Telos type realms, or terror filled bases, who knows? A bit of both
probably. Hazel.
List Members-
Earlier today we were talking about how hard particles get
camouflaged by soft ones and pass through the Earth´s shell. They
pass out of the Earth´s shell the same way.
Remember that soft particles accumulate in the hollow portion. When
sunspot activity ocurrs, they are pressured by newly arriving soft
particles passing through the shell behind them. They then spout out
of the polar openings and form the auroral displays.
The display ocurrs when the soft particles break up into their
constituent photons of light.
But that is not all that gets released; the hard particles
camouflaged within also get released. They don´t form the display,
they have no causative role. But since the scientists cannot perceive
the soft particles, nor their origin in the hollow portion, they
wrongly surmise that the hard, charged particles were the cause. They
figure that the hard particles blew in with the solar winds and lit
up the sky due to friction with the atmosphere. What else are they
going to conclude?
This is just an amazing situation. Thanks to Mr. Cater and the Hollow
Earth Theory, we can understand more about the formation of the
aurora than the big university Ph.D.s. The danger comes when we try
to graft their model onto a HE model of the auroras. In order to
truly understand, we have to learn new physics- soft particles, and
new processes which involve them. Parameters of science and physics
have been set up in such a way that no one can even entertain the
idea that the Earth could be hollow, nor the idea of a soft particle
involvement in the auroras, and not even in which direction the
display comes from in the first place!
It´s a Different Display for Hollow Earthers:
Later,
Dharma/Dean
List Members,
Speaking of auroras, here is a quick read about an aurora that
ocurred in the absense of solar wind:
The statement is from Never A Straight Answer itself, in typical form.
Nice pic, too.
Dharma/Dean