Experts of the hollow Earth theory are certain that the planet has several magnetic fields. They also say that aurora polaris is gas that oozes out through the thin earth crust on the poles of the planet. What is more, followers of the idea emphasize that compasses get absolutely mad when approaching the poles. Many researchers also add that warm winds often blow from the north which proves that large hollows may exist there.
How on earth [ha!] can a serious article about the hollow Earth theory NOT mention the Hollow Earth expedition and/or Admiral Byrd. Maybe they had a word limit.
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The Hollow Earth Theory has always fascinated me. And then I read Byrd's supposed account and couldn't buy into the whole nazi influence.
Yeah, but didn't everyone think everything was the Nazi's back then?
Still kinda cool. :)