Tipping Point for a Hollow Earth

Tipping Point for a Hollow Earth

Ruth Leedy Carr

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Bookside Press
Año de edición:
2026
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Ciencia: cuestiones generales
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9781778838842
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An approaching Earth axis shift is the most pressing issue of our time, and yet scientists have said almost nothing about it, and the public is woefully ignorant.You will see here why scientists have had so little to say about this coming disaster, and also about the growing instability of hollow Mars. The pictures of a lighted polar hole on the night side of Mars-lighted by an internal sun-will shock you. The refusal of NASA to say one word about that night-side light in response to a congressman’s request is truly mystifying. The willingness of all news media to sweep this issue under the rug must be seen as a betrayal of the first order. Are we all lambs, meekly heading for slaughter? Isaac Asimov and Carl Sagan have provided a path that can lead us beyond the dismal future that has been marked out for us. We are so lucky that they never gave up on us.

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