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Gary · January 19, 2012, 4:18am

Nick, a good starting place for researching the hollow Earth/hollow planets
theory is Jan Lamprecht's work. (Jan is a scientist) If I recall correctly Jan,
when he first came in contact with this type of information was far from
convinced of it's reality, but, he found it most interesting and decided to research it further, and, in the process became convinced of the possible reality
of the hollow Earth theory. He went on to analyze every aspect scientifically,
carefully comparing it to the solid Earth theory (yes, the solid Earth theory is
just that, an unproven theory), and, he found that the hollow Earth theory
explained or altered many unproven suppositions used to back up/support the
solid Earth theory which were better explained by the hollow Earth theory. While
I don't agree with all Jan says, I agree with most of it. The number one thing
required to research the hollow Earth theory, is an open mind... if one approaches
this subject with a biased viewpoint, one will never discover the truth. I have
found that there is a preponderance of evidence proving the Earth is hollow,
coming from many sources, including ancient writings of many cultures, legends,
and myths, many religious scriptures, and many other sources both ancient and
modern. It is easy to write the hollow Earth theory off as nothing but fiction,
or, a hoax, because there is a lot of B.S. out there (on the internet, and
elsewhere)... one must sift through the literature/information, to correctly
discern the truth, and, separate the wheat from the chaff. This requires some
time, and dedicated research. I will post more for you/your son as I locate
same. Gary

Jan Lamprecht, Hollow Earth Science

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nk1rlOv3qxw&feature=results_main&playnext=1&list=PL8F41535EE80B6255

Hollow Planets (the book)

http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/tierra_hueca/esp_tierra_hueca_8a.htm

http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/tierra_hueca/esp_tierra_hueca_8.htm

http://www.hollowplanets.com/Home.php

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Nick_Aquilino · January 19, 2012, 4:23am

Thanks Gary I am sure the information will be useful to others as well. In the light, Nick

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Subject: [allplanets-hollow]

Nick, a good starting place for researching the hollow Earth/hollow planets
theory is Jan Lamprecht's work. (Jan is a scientist) If I recall correctly Jan,
when he first came in contact with this type of information was far from
convinced of it's reality, but, he found it most interesting and decided to research it further, and, in the process became convinced of the possible reality
of the hollow Earth theory. He went on to analyze every aspect scientifically,
carefully comparing it to the solid Earth theory (yes, the solid Earth theory is
just that, an unproven theory), and, he found that the hollow Earth theory
explained or altered many unproven suppositions used to back up/support the
solid Earth theory which were better explained by the hollow Earth theory. While
I don't agree with all Jan says, I agree with most of it. The number one thing
required to research the hollow Earth theory, is an open mind... if one approaches
this subject with a biased viewpoint, one will never discover the truth. I have
found that there is a preponderance of evidence proving the Earth is hollow,
coming from many sources, including ancient writings of many cultures, legends,
and myths, many religious scriptures, and many other sources both ancient and
modern. It is easy to write the hollow Earth theory off as nothing but fiction,
or, a hoax, because there is a lot of B.S. out there (on the internet, and
elsewhere)... one must sift through the literature/information, to correctly
discern the truth, and, separate the wheat from the chaff. This requires some
time, and dedicated research. I will post more for you/your son as I locate
same. Gary