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Original subject: The Under Ground Empire/UPDATE
Haley was an established scientist and no one dared oppose his theories at
the time, other scientists merely added to or modified his theories. Leonard
Euler, the swiss mathematician, argued that instead of rotating planets there
might be a sun in the middle. If there was als a moon rotating around the
inner sun there would be days and nights in the hollow earth. The scottish
mathematician, Sir John Leslie, thought there were two suns, he christened
them Pluto and Prosperpine.
Other theories rely on a sun and a moon orbiting one another which would
explain the 15 minute day that Agharta has. These day and night variations
can be used to your advantage when playing Agharta. At “night” most animals
have a harder time seeing you thus making it easier to move around undetected.
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Ralph,
This one about Apollo Moon convesation was very good.Some significant stuff.
DD
I can't recall if I have passed this around before or not, ran across it cleaning out my files. Branton is quoted quite a lot throughout the article.
Leslee
http://hardtruth.topcities.com/cosmicconflict7.htm
T H E U N D E R G R O U N D E M P I R E
List members,
Our poll results are moving ahead quite well. In just one night, we've had ten votes. That's as much as I used to get in a week back when you had to remember your ID to get into YahooGroups.
Just scroll down a tad bit, it's on the left.
I'd appreciate it if all would vote, it would give me some perspective.
DD
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Damn good!
Dharma/Dean
From- Is Polar Warming an Indication of a Hollow Earth?
Dr. I.I. Hayes wrote a book called The Open Polar Seas. He referred to the amazement of the crew of his ship whenever the winds blew from the North as the temperatures increased- this was in November. By November 2, Dr. Hayes had reached Cape Alexander, on the Greenland coast ( Grinnel Land forms the other coast of Kennedy Channel which the explorers will soon reach ) at a latitude of a little over 78*. Here they weere hit by a gale, strong enough to break up the ice and send it scudding away Southwest. But Dr. Hayes is surprised by two things: Although the gale is from the Northeast, the temperature has all the time been very mild- in fact, it has never been below zero, and moverover, when the gale had driven the ice away, there was no more ice from the North to take its place.
By November 13th the party had proceeded a little further north, and Dr. Haves, believing as lie did that the pole was a solid icecap, is sorely puzzled by the actual phenomena with which he is met. Here is his diary, the first entry, " Worse and worse," referring to the fact that snow had been falling, which made it very disagreeable on the ship:
" November 13: Worse and worse. The temperature has risen again, and the roof over the upper deck gives us once, more a worse than tropic shower. The snow next the ice grows more slushy, and this I am more than ever puzzled to understand, since I have found today that the ice, two feet below the surface, has a temperature of twenty degrees; at the surface it is nineteen degrees, and the snow in contact with it is eighteen degrees. The water is twenty nine degrees.
November 14. The wind has been blowing for nearly twenty-four hours from the northeast, and yet the temperature holds on as before. At ten o'clock this evening it was four and a half degrees. I have done with speculation. A warm wind from the `mer de glace,' and this boundless reservoir of Greenland frost, makes, mischief with my theories, as facts have heretofore, done with the theories of wiser men. As long as the wind came from the sea I could find excuse for the unseasonable warmth."
Members-
Vote on the poll, people! It's quick and easy. I never did get a good answer to this one when we were doing polls before. There is even a " None of the Above " answer.
DD