Hollow Earth Theory

This alternate scenario to history is actually accepted as fact by some proponents of the hollow Earth theory. And as incredible as it sounds, the genesis of this story lies in some facts that carry some merit: some of Hitler's top advisors -- perhaps even Hitler himself -- believed that the Earth was hollow, and there was at least one expedition by the ​Nazi military to exploit that belief for strategic advantage during the war.

As with all such stories, it's often difficult to sort out facts, exaggerations, and outright fabrications. But it's an intriguing tale, and one that requires a little background.

Някои нацистки лидери също подкрепяли теорията за кухата Земя. Адолф Хитлер вярвал в нея, но при условие че това е място само за чистите и идеални арийци. Немското езотерично общество Туле издигнало подобна хипотеза, свързана с легендите за подземните царства Агартха и Шамбала.

Впрочем първият човек, прелетял над Северния полюс през 1947 година – Ричард Бърд, в доклада си написал, че е „огледал около 26 000 км около и зад полюса“. Въз основа на тези му думи – „зад полюса“ – защитниците на теорията за кухата Земя обвинили правителството на САЩ, финансирало полета на Бард, в укриване на факти.

Те смятали, че Бард се е отправил във вътрешната Земя. В своя дневник преди смъртта си Бърд написал, че е „видял земята зад полюса – това е център на великото неизвестно“.

The flat Earth model is an archaic conception of Earth's shape as a plane or disk. Many ancient cultures subscribed to a flat Earth cosmography, including Greece until the classical period, the Bronze Age and Iron Age civilizations of the Near East until the Hellenistic period, India until the Gupta period (early centuries AD), and China until the 17th century. That paradigm was also typically held in the aboriginal cultures of the Americas, and the notion of a flat Earth domed by the firmament in the shape of an inverted bowl was common in pre-scientific societies.[1]

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21 Ное 2017, 21:14

Плоска е, хората конференции* организират даже.

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* международна, на нея присъстват хора от цялото земно кълбо.

"Mad" Mike Hughes, a flat-Earth conspiracy theorist, will have to wait a little longer to test his science-busting rocket.

Hughes had previously announced plans to launch himself in a homemade rocket to a height of 1,800 feet (550 meters) above California's Mojave Desert. But the launch, which Hughes had said would take place Nov. 25, did not happen. NPR reports that the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) "got wind" of the plan after the Associated Press reported Hughes' announcement. The agency shut down Hughes' launch, which would have taken place on public land.

The AP's original report stated that Hughes had built his steam-powered rocket out of salvaged parts in his garage, for a total personal cost of $20,000. Hughes also bought a motor home and converted it into a ramp. Once the rocket was aloft, Hughes planned to ditch it and parachute back to Earth.

The 61-year-old had ridden a homemade rocket once before, on a quarter-mile flight across the Arizona desert. [Wishful Thinking: 6 'Magic Bullet' Cures That Don't Exist]

This launch was supposed to be the first stage in a long-term effort to fly high enough to photograph the "disc Earth" and disprove that Earth is a sphere — a scientific reality that's been established for about 2,500 years and that anyone can prove for themselves. The curvature is subtly visible at about 35,000 feet (10,700 m) altitude if you have at least a 60-degree field of view.

Hughes claimed on YouTube that he had previously received tacit approval for the project from the BLM and the Federal Aviation Administration, and that the agencies reneged on their approval after news reports emerged.

He also said that his mobile launcher broke down in his driveway but that he had repaired it.

ARD8S
28.11.17 в 15:59

Плоскоземельщики ликуют. Очередная ракета разбилась о небесную твердь.