Originally posted by MGX
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Lol, even more basic than that, how did a sun form in an area that we know does not contain the chemicals necessary for a sun to exist? Where be all the hydrogen at b?
It's simply impossible, not only would it have a very noticeable warming effect on the top-side of the planet, but surely nothing could exist there for the reasons you mentioned.
It's just simply impossible. It is worth than flat earth theory. Flat earth theory made sense at the time and was based on the data available. The ground looked reletavely flat, therefore it was safe to assume things were flat. That was until they realized stars would disappear over the horizon, which mean the earth must be curved and we must be rotating.
Literally, hollow earth has the least basis of any other conspiracy theory. Literally it is more logically possible for hitler to have flown to the moon in a vril aircraft gifted to him by aliens than for the earth to be hollow. There may be a VAST underground cave network, and it may be large enough to where some would call it a "hollow" earth, but this does not = the earth is hollow. It is just large caves.
When I have time Tom, remind me to show you somecool pictures I found. There is this cave that is called the "bottomless" or "neveending cave" which people have been exploring for a long time. It's HUGE, like you could fit buildings inside of it, and after decades of people searchign through it they have never seen an end. It seems entirely feasable that massive underground caves stretch around the earth, and that life almost surely exists there. But as far as humans living there, or a whole other (somehow more advanced) civilization living there, I doubt it.
For a civilization to advance down there, they would have to obtain resources just like we do. Some resources would be available to them, but many would not be, as they can only be found closer to the surface. Additionally there would be no wood and very little water, so they would have never gotten far without these very basic forms of energy early in their developement.
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