From Seven Days North of Tibet:
Although Nansen did not realize it, the anomalies that he was experiencing
and would continue to experience, as well as the anomalies experienced by
other Artic explorers, would inspire further hollow Earth reseach and,
indeed, become part and parcel of hollow Earth lore. This is only natural,
because one has to search for an explanation for such strange experiences,
i.g., for the fact that they didn't find ice until 79*, even though ice was
to be found at much lower latitudes all around the polar circle. For
example, until they came over as far East as the New Siberian Islands, they
had to closely hug the coast of Russia in order to aviod the ice which
impinged itself upon them. So how could it be that they encountered open,
rolling seas as they shot northwards towards the Pole?
Those familiar with the Hollow Earth Theory would explain that the polar
opening, which they have always had reason to believe is located near the
area where the Fram was navigating, serves as a conduit for warmer air which
can have a dramatic impact within certain Artic areas. And as for the
observations of bird life coming from the North? Did the flight of these
birds originate from the other side of the pole, from deep within the Artic
wastelands of North America? Probably not; but the close proximity of a
polar opening, leading to closer lands, would certainly provide the platform
needed to explain the direction and origin of the bird's flight. In fact,
according to recent radar mapping which indicated low and weak echo
responses in the area, the polar opening could be centered at 141* East
longitude and 84.4* North latitude ( info provided by Rod M. Cluff,
www.ourhollowearth.com ).
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