A Journey to the Centre of Modern Hollow Earth Theory

[ABX]

From today's loony files.

.... Now, these theories are numerous and typically long-winded affairs, meaning, under the threat of death from my editor, I can't cover them all (luckily, if you're thirsty for more on the hollow earthers, Will Storr wrote a hell of a long-form summation of the theories history for the Independent—including more Coast to Coast glory).

So, why don't we start with the CliffsNotes version of hollow earth? .....

https://www.vice.com/en_ca/article/ywgexk/a-journey-to-the-centre-of-modern-hollow-earth-theory?utm_campaign=Global&utm_source=vicefbca

[SunkenCiv]

ER Burroughs wrote a small series of books on "Pellucidar", which was on the inner surface of our Earthly sphere.  There's a reason for the small number of those.

[Cripplecreek]

ER Burroughs wrote a small series of books on "Pellucidar", which was on the inner surface of our Earthly sphere.  There's a reason for the small number of those.

I thought his Venus series was far superior to the better known Mars series.

[Fishrrman]

Heh.
I still like the film with James Mason and Pat Boone... ;)

[SunkenCiv]

I thought his Venus series was far superior to the better known Mars series.

Venus and Mars are alright tonight.

Overall, I prefer Ralph and Alice Kramden's moon mission discussions.