Some Hollow Earth stuff that has helped me conceive my Journey to the Center of the Earth series, besides the notable Jules Verne, of course.
First of all a general diagram of the Hollow Earth, crude but gives some sense of what others have imagined.
An actual satellite photo of one our poles. The vortex of clouds supposedly hides an entrance to the Center of the Earth and Admiral Byrd was rumored to have actually flown through that entrance on a polar expedition and spotted giant dinosaurs.
A more detailed vision of the center of our earth. Not likely, but possible. What with time warps, space warps, black holes, interdimensional portals, etc. who is to say that our earth couldn't be congruent with another dimension that overlays our more physical structure?
Now for the creme of these pictures, an artist's concept of what Shamballa, the capitol city of Agharta looks like.
Personally, I'm not so sure, because I find it more likely anyone advanced enough to live so discretely beneath us would probably be more humble in their construction...perhaps more Hobbit like. I haven't thought that part through entirely yet.
An article indicates that there are multiple races living inside our earth, which could explain the possibility of different kinds of architecture as well.
I suspect the above rendition has more to do with a design based on Tibetan/Atlantean/Elven structures than what would actually exist.
Anyway, all fun to think about, which is another reason for my writing my first Jounrey to the Center of the Earth series and the second one which I have just begun working on.
The above images were taken from an article: Agharta: The Nation Inside Earth.
Read my Journey to the Center of the World novel, which is for sale at Amazon. It follows a Special Forces Team as they travel beneath our world to stop an implicable enemy who has triggered massive earthquakes on the surface, killing millions.
:) John
Personally, I'm not so sure, because I find it more likely anyone advanced enough to live so discretely beneath us would probably be more humble in their construction...perhaps more Hobbit like. I haven't thought that part through entirely yet.
An article indicates that there are multiple races living inside our earth, which could explain the possibility of different kinds of architecture as well.
I suspect the above rendition has more to do with a design based on Tibetan/Atlantean/Elven structures than what would actually exist.
Anyway, all fun to think about, which is another reason for my writing my first Jounrey to the Center of the Earth series and the second one which I have just begun working on.
The above images were taken from an article: Agharta: The Nation Inside Earth.
Read my Journey to the Center of the World novel, which is for sale at Amazon. It follows a Special Forces Team as they travel beneath our world to stop an implicable enemy who has triggered massive earthquakes on the surface, killing millions.
:) John
