This is unrelated to the other thread - although that is one resource for it.
I was just wondering how many actually believe in a hollow earth? Because there is tons of both serious and fictious material about it if you look. There must have been written hundreds of books and articles about it by now.
It's supposed to be an utopian civilisation with technology eons advanced ahead of our own. Where people grow twice as tall due to less gravity. And lit by an inner sun which keeps the temperature even all year long.
The thing is, as many credible resources and intelligent people I've seen speak of this, I find it hard to really believe before I see it for myself. It just sounds so fairy-tale like, and even if it exists, I find it hard to imagine it's something I'll ever get to see.
Anyone?
I was just wondering how many actually believe in a hollow earth? Because there is tons of both serious and fictious material about it if you look. There must have been written hundreds of books and articles about it by now.
It's supposed to be an utopian civilisation with technology eons advanced ahead of our own. Where people grow twice as tall due to less gravity. And lit by an inner sun which keeps the temperature even all year long.
The thing is, as many credible resources and intelligent people I've seen speak of this, I find it hard to really believe before I see it for myself. It just sounds so fairy-tale like, and even if it exists, I find it hard to imagine it's something I'll ever get to see.
Anyone?