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- Our understanding of the world has to start somewhere! And while early ideas like the Hollow Earth Theory are mostly wrong and sound silly to us now, that doesn’t mean they weren’t important.
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The Hollow Earth theory is more logical than the Flat Earth theory.
and Solid Earth theory.
Hollow earth is a theory
Flat earth is just stupidity
Nice one!
This is a disinformation video. The Earth is hollow.
@@ygkoz you are wrong! Bible actually explain the flat earth
500 years from now:
"People back then thought Earth has a solid core and fluid iron and nickel moving around, while it is actually hollow..."
😒
And inside hollow earth, there are many undiscovered plant, animal and human civilization.
With a neutron star core
@@informedconsumer5293 that would explain the density lol.
@@nurwsama animals and plants that shared very ancient common ancestors most likely
Plot Twist: The mole people paid off all the scientists to claim that the earth wasn't hollow.
@Justin Z. Justin Z. is cooler than Justin Y.!
The mole people are a hoax perpetrated by our reptilian overlords. :)
Woaha lmao i see u EVERYWHERE!! haha crazy woaha crazy haha
Good, No one expects the crab people.
@@douglasmcneil8413 Or maybe the reptilian overlords are a hoax perpetrated by the mole people to throw people off of who REALLY controls the Earth.
-The Earth is flat-
**The Earth is hollow*
In a strange twist, it's somehow both!!
It's flat and hollow.
The earth actually doesn't exist.
H_w many times d_ I have to pr_ve the flat earth the_ry is real? Y_u guys are n__bs!
Hey! Wait a minute!
My theory is that Horton got it right, and that were actually really really really tiny. Like smaller than a speck of dust as we perceive dust with our tiny tiny tiny brains.
You can't disprove it, so it must be true!
Just played this in Agartha, we all had a good laugh. Thanks scishow.
Y'all trynna come pick me up?
LMAO
Underrated comment!
take me please
If you want to go there, just go!
Science is so beautiful and important for humanity not because it has all the answers or is always correct but because it is a self correcting system striving for truth.
Brainstorm
depends on who is funding it. lol
@@bobthompson4319 hi Bob. You are right. There is bias in the system and not everyone is looking for truth. But the system as a whole is more self correcting than the individual researchers.
An example of science being self correcting. Creationists rewrite genetics to shoehorn it into the Bible, but the genetics textbooks don't contain any of the stuff that's in the creationist videos and books. It's only in religious creation sites, not in the textbooks or taught to genetic students. And geneticists say creation science is simply rubbish.
This is a disinformation video. The Earth is hollow.
@@american11asshole You got it wrong. The Earth is an onion.
The Earth used to be a cube, but lazy scientists kept cutting corners. :-/
Genius.
I'm stealing that
LMAO
@@charliesmith1358 XD
:)))))))))))) good one.i'll steal that too if u dont mind :)
As i scientist i dont see his theory as stupid i see it as genius, with the tools and knowledge he had at the time he managed to figure out the layout of the planets core and how it causes the magnetic poles to vary. The detail he was wrong on was the hollow part which was the widely accepted theory of the time as it was thought the earth was less dense than the moon.
Just amazing to come up with that theory based on the knowledge and tools of the time!
I don't think anyone called it stupid.
Yeah it was a pretty solid theory, unlike the flat earth theory which so many believe in.
trust me, that is one hell of a deduction.
The current solid earth theory is stupid. Iron demagnetizes when it goes through its first phase change at 900 degrees Fahrenheit.
Another thing this video failed to address is why the earth is bigger at the equator than the circumference from pole to pole.
This is a characteristic of a hollow object.
Maybe the earth is solid, maybe it's hollow, but why is every generation of scientists so stupid and arrogant to believe that, now THEY are the ones who have it all figured out?
I predict our solid core theory will one day be laughed at, too.
That day has come
its holding up pretty well, we'll have to see if an ASI unravels it in 2045
Its a fluid core, probably
I predict your prediction to be false.
@@firefox7801 The exact composition of the core is unknown, but under such intense pressures it is predicted that it would be solid regardless of the elevated temperature.
Haha.. that's silly. We all know the Earth is actually a large disk on the back of a ancient turtle
you forgot that it swims in a large bowl hold by four elephants
Hail Zod!
@Hoàng Nguyên Once upon a time there was light in my life
But now there's only love in the room
Nothing I can say
A total eclipse of the Moon,
@Hoàng Nguyên It's a lyric from a song but I cahanged the word dark tp room and heart to Moon to make it fit the case.
stuff4ever Yeah, tell that to Atlas. Duh.
the earth is holo-graphic, with the advent of quantum physics in academia we discovered ...
A Huge monkee helped humans to find this place!
lol u mean kong
Monke
That Halley deduced that the Earth was hollow was wrong, but his insight about the "three spheres" is incredibly brilliant! There are three major layer to the interior, and he even guessed at the different sizes (although he was off by quite a bit). That is amazing.
Its like when you use the wrong formula but get a plausible answer
Muscle Hank worked really hard to fill it in. You need to be respectful.
All hail almighty Muscle Hank!!!
Ten years of school to get the paper and five years of field work, only to learn where the hollow earth came from in a Scishow. I love it! Well done guys!
That's false, we all know the Earth is a donut.
No mr Beast proved that it was flat
And ocean is coffee... yummmm
It is run by donuts, so...
Better question: is it a traditional donut whose shape is better known as a torus or a roughly spherical donut hole?
hmmm.... flat, hollow donut....
Hollow earth was the premise behind Jules Verne's "Journey to the centre of the earth".
Edgar Rice Burroughs also played with the concept, along with other authors less well known.
It's like a train of thought running through our species.
You might start off with an idea that seems absurd with hindsight but it gets you moving on the path to newer ideas and better tests.
It doesn't matter the his idea was wrong, that's not how you should look at it, what matters is that he inspired others to _think_
Oki
Hollow everybody 🙋🏻♂️
No, no, solid. Hi
Holo everyone 💅
Coming for Cristine's brand I see...
@@jordan6287 what that who she is what her done?
So if I poke a hole in the earth I’ll fall through?
Yes, and apparently it'll only take you about 42 minutes to reach the other side. :-P
@@geniushack9504 Somehow mess it up and you'll just float endlessly on the inside.
But be careful because the earth might deflate after you poked it :/
You'd be dead where you stand.
China?
No, Halley. LIFE is hollow.
That's deep dude 🤘
You feeling ok there?
😁
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What, the boardgame?
"If you want to find the answer to something on the internet, don't ask the question, no one will respond. instead, post the wrong answer, and you'll get a swarm of corrections" Can we just refer to this as Haley's Rule, then? :D
So true i couldn't have said it better
Flat Earthers: the Earth is flat
Hollow Earthers: the Earth is hollow
Normal people: just let them tire themselves out
Isaac Arthur: we can build a flat earth
Isaac Arthur's viewers: let's put the flat earthers there so we can get some peace and quiet for once
😆
Concave
@@ganaraminukshuk0
It wouldn't work, because there'd be round Earthers making noise there then.
@@rsrt6910 Good, let the flat earthers suffer as they make us suffer.
Being that we've never been very deep into the earth, I believe that the earth could be hollow, but not in the way you think. I believe the earth is full of large hollow pockets, not that the whole earth is hollow
If the earth was hollow they'd already have a Starbucks at the center.
Free energy to heat up the coffee!
He might be right in that there are three spheres isnide the earth that are the mantle the outer core and inner cores which might rotate at speeds separately from each other. We now know he inner core rotates faster than the crust and mantle. The inner core rotates in the same direction as the Earth and slightly faster, completing its once-a-day rotation about two-thirds of a second faster than the entire Earth. Over the past 100 years that extra speed has gained the core a quarter-turn on the planet as a whole, the scientists found. It has been hinted at by evidence that the Earth;s outer core spins in the opposite direction as the inner core and the mantle and crust. Researchers at the University of Leeds in England have found a common link between the two rotations by creating a computer model that shows how the rotation of the Earth's magnetic field can both pull the liquid outer core in a westerly direction while also exerting an opposite force on the inner core that causes an easterly rotation.
The earth doesn't spin!
Really cool, cover more past theories that were partially right and wrong. Very interesting :)
There's an idea I've seen on Crustal Cavitation where continental drift can create large voids between the crust and mantle. Recent evidence suggests the upper mantle is more solid than we realized, even having oceans within it. (like a sponge) If the crust becomes displaced just right it can create a massive hollow between that area of the crust and the mantle.
That could help account for water in certain points in history. I'm sure a lot of calculations were made not taking this into consideration.
The paper mentioned that! Plate tectonics is such a fascinating field, new discoveries are rarely boring!
There's more water down there than all the oceans on the surface.
Potentially yes, there's estimate to be quite a lot down there! Given the water likes to go down, it's understandable. Anyone who expected them to be cool caves you could walk in, prepare to instead find underground chambers of super heated water!
Kinda creeps me out to think about what might live down there...
Not as hollow as Halley thought
I’ve been in the US since 1983 and Michael in this video is the first American I have heard pronounce _Principia_ correctly. 🍸🍸🍸
I hope this doesn't come across as snarky, but -- how else have you heard it pronounced? I can't imagine the emphasis on a different syllable sounding right at all
I've heard it being pronounced as "Prinkipia" a few times.
It is /k/ in Classical Latin, and /s/ in New Latin. Both are right, actually.
Michael pronounced the c as "ts"
@@Roberto-co8sx Yes. Yes, he did. 🍸🍸🍸
Admiral Bird mission flying into the holow earth is an interesting one
The earth is actually in the shape of a dinosaur.
How to properly clean your metal computer I will always respond to your comment
More specifically The Oblatious Spheriosaurus
Just like my sandwiches!
Ugly Weirdo don’t you mean nuggets? Lol
@@cheezuschrist1102 No. Not at all.
Pretty interesting little glimpse of history. Perhaps explains where some classic stories like Jules Verne's Journey To The Center Of The Earth came from.
Interestingly, two of the shell sizes Halley cites (Venus, Mars and Mercury) are close to the mantle and outer core radii - only the inner core is much smaller than Mercury (about half its diameter)
"It's thought the earth was made of concentric hollow shells."
Isaac Arthur wants to know your location.
Happy Arthur's day!
Bring a drink and a snack™
2:03 no but that pic you used to illustrate the 1600s tho
Actually, the earth is Flat AND hollow.
Actually, quantum mechanics forbids this.
(Anyone else remember that meme...?)
Flat and hollow... like a pita haha.... mmm, pita.
Lucy's Corsetry you’re making me hungry lol
Doesn't that mean the earth doesn't exist?
The Earth is flat, and hollow, AND inside out.
For the world is hollow and I have touched the sky
---title of an original Star Trek episode
What?! Someone already has a "hollow earth theory"?! All of my years of imaginative speculation down the drain!
ApexPenguin My brother had a book about that back in the '60s.
Nice work.... awesome video 🔥🔥🔥
Halley wasn’t the only one there were several scientists past and modern day that still agree with the the hollow earth theory. Your titles a bit off with the we only believed this theory for a short time.
Could there be no miles long caverns that exist? I don’t think people are asking if 100% earth is hollow. Just like pockets of city sized caverns. Or Manhattan sized ones.
There’s no way the Earth is literally hollow but are there things kept secret below the surface we see? Probably
The earth is a tetradecahedron.
That's a lot of sides
Yeah, I just finished reading a book on that.
Dinosaur*
Bermuda and dragon triangle may be a way to hollow earth.
Smh we all know that the Earth is an anime waifu
THANK YOU! Finally someone is talking about Earth Chan theory
Earth Chan getting the attention she deserves
I subscribe to the theory that our president has a hollow head. With the polar vortex winds blowing right through.
So you're saying he's no different than any of our previous presidents.
I guess that's better than the last four wingnuts that were pulling a 30" vacuum up there.
@TurboCMinusMinus _probably_ (except for the evidence showing otherwise)
but enjoy being a conspiracy theorists
Some things seem silly in hindsight, but then again, some are proven to be correct after being ridiculed... Ether anyone?
@@existenceisillusion6528 ROFLMAO.. not that kinda ether.. but I should've known someone would've chosen that other definition.. ;)
Yes, who knows what science will discover in the future that can completely overturn currently established facts and theories.
I think it's a good thing when people try to look at things with a diff perspective, even "established" science, as it may lead to discovering something that people overlooked.
Also I wonder if he was onto something with earth having multiple/4 poles.... There is some odd magnetic spots like the South Atlantic anomaly which is by Brazil and causes all kinds of navigation problems.
@@rohansingh1999 Exactly, Rohan. Even after nearly 4 billion years, the core of our planet had just solidified (according to a recent science article).. and that earth's magnetism was still nilly willy at 565 million years ago. The anomalies could match up with former magnetic north and south, where they seem to be racing at the moment. arstechnica.com/science/2019/01/earths-magnetic-field-nearly-died-during-critical-transition/
Ether ore?
Ether you say? Don’t mind if I do! Just a quart, though I’m driving...
Even though it was wrong, it led to important discoveries.
That is why the "Theory of the Hollowed Earth" is Hallowed Ground.
You know, there's something inspiring about the hollow earth theory. There was a lot of good thinking going on there, despite it being wrong.
Yep. At least hollow Earth wasn't based on biblical literalism, like flat Earth was.
Try to google the north or south pole satellite images from space. They dont exist? Also all of the NASA launches cut the video feed at 9 min for "National Security Concerns?" Something is fishy with the North and South Pole. Its like you cant verify them by image, but we can see all the other planets North Poles? If there ever is a satellite image released, It should show a giant hurricane centered over true North. For some reason we are not allowed to see the Top of Earth from space. Gotta wonder why?
I just Googled the images of the North Pole and came across an Ars Technica post making fun of conspiracy theorists that think NASA is hiding aliens up there
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Two words for you. (Admiral Byrd )
IQ is too low for that here. You have to have a torch and pitchfork to relate.
I thought "Principia" was pronounced with a hard "c" (like the "c" in "tabernacle") and not a soft "c" (like "pencil"). In any case, thanks for the information! Oh, and Michael is hot.
It's a Latin word, so yes, a hard *c*
Well, I just pronounce it like principle.
Wrong!!!! Earth is a doughnut surfing on a space turtle!
The End is Nigh! The Great Turtle is getting hungry!
Many objects have small voids in their interior. How large does a void inside an object have to be before an object is considered to be hallow? If there's no specific definition, then could bread be considered hallow?
Hollow (not hallow) is defined as "having a cavity, gap, or space within." That is, just _one_ cavity. I would further posit, from my personal interpretation, that the outside of a hollow object has to be solid and rigid, therefore a balloon is not hollow. Bread could be hollow if someone scooped out the inside of the loaf and toasted it.
@@woodfur00 : I think Douglas intended to use the word "hallowed", meaning "made holy", but really meant to say "made holey'" Referring to the amount of stuff we've taken out of the ground in the last couple of centuries?
Well! you have to admit; it is possible. ;¬)
Farrier I think it was a typo, but nice pun.
David G Austin Alright, you caught me using it loosely. I know what it means.
David G Austin Does assuming the worst about other people make you happier?
Nit pick... It's "Halley", not "Hayley". And it's pronounced "prinkipia".
Either HAL-lee (Wikipedia claims this) or HAW-lee. We can't be sure. But, as you say, it's definitely not HAY-lee.
Pronouncing the letter C as S is acceptable for English speakers.
Michael, please. Bill Haley and Edmund Halley have their surnames spelled differently, and they’re pronounced differently too. The ha- sound in Halley is the same as the ha- sound in happy. It’s ha-lee, not hay-lee. And no, it’s not an American English version, it’s plain wrong.
If we're correcting pronunciation, Principia is not Prinsipia. It has a hard C.
I dont know, man. My assistant manager's name is spelled Halley, but insists its pronounced Hay-lee. I think its preference.
If Earth was hollow then where is the lava came from?
Because the earth wasn't actually hollow, but contained shells of lava. The hollow-earth theory was only the pre-theory to our modern earth theory
@@bonbonbox6347 so it wasn't true at all?
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How many of us are here after Kong Vs Godzilla?😂👀
Same
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the arrogance of people who blindly believe in science is ignorance of the highest degree......
Science always has supporting evidence to discuss. Beliefs remain beliefs because they don’t.
so you here after godzilla vs kong?
right here right here!
i didn't knew hollow earth was a thing. now I am more hyped if everything came true
Dang he was so close too, 3 layers with metal moving?
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The earth isn't hollow???
Silly scientists and their silly hollow earth theories. How could the earth be hollow if it’s flat?
how can it be flat if it is round?
How could it be round if shapes aren’t even real?
Got em
@@AZREDFERN how can shapes be fake if shapes are real?
It would probably be helpful to say that True North is the where Earth's spin axis intersects the ground on the north side of the globe. It's not where the lines of latitude converge, it's why we draw the lines of latitude to converge there.
i like this presenter. a comprehensive idea concisely explained in clear terms and supported with relevant visuals. it''s how good school should be. scishow is boss and forever getting bosser. many thanks.
Vsauce mentioned this in his video "Our Narrow Slice".
All BS .... we've drilled 8 miles down..... The center is 4k miles.... but you speak as if you know what is past that 8 miles.... guess what??? We don't....
3:43 The inner core was discovered by Danish seismologist and mathematician Inge Lehmann in 1936.
She lived to be a 104 years old, and published her last paper at the age of 99.
And they were all wrong because they interpreted cavity as inner core. Inner and outer cores have been proven to be non-existent by Jan Lamprecht with seismology. Google and read "Hollow Planet Seismology Vs Solid Earth Seismology".
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We should put king kong down there
Do not compute.... so if earth core is solid, surrounded by fluid molten lava and whatever, and humans only dig to about 12km max, and can not go any deeper because heat, how can it be a iron core in the center of the planet? any known material should be melted by now ...
Because the entire earth is being squished against it by gravity, the core is under realy high pressure which keeps it solid despite the heat
Well, this video is a lie, Obviously
Melting points change as pressure changes. Look up a phase diagram
Solid earth theory is an indoctrination. You can easily destroy inner and outer core conjecture with simple experiment. th-cam.com/video/CggulqRHAPY/w-d-xo.html Intense heat = Iron core can't generate magnetic field. You don't even have to go as far as melting a magnet. th-cam.com/video/GuuqfZRPhHQ/w-d-xo.html
That's not how gravity works. Get familiar with electric gravity. th-cam.com/video/CvfFJiUWuDk/w-d-xo.html Besides gravity is zero strength at the center of spinning planets where as centrifugal force is at its max strength at the center of planets so high pressure is impossible. All heavy matter will be forced away from the center of spinning planets by centrifugal force.
When you realize a disk can’t be hollow
why not?
What about CDs?
Thick disk.
@@busimagen wait a second... Pita, Peta, Petra as in earth... It's all related, maybe we DO live on a giant pita bread.... That must be why pita sandwichs are called gyros, cause we are on a giant gyroscopic pita.... Pretty trippy dude
The Humus is Coming!
Love the message of this video! Too often past wrong theories get passed as ridicuous or unhelpful, while that is just how science works!
May I quote from "The bench scene", in "Men in Black"...
"Fifteen hundred years ago, everybody KNEW the Earth was the center of the universe. Five hundred years ago, everybody KNEW the Earth was flat. And fifteen minutes ago, you KNEW that people were alone on this planet... Imagine what you'll KNOW tomorrow".
Throughout history, many of the things that we have KNOWN, have been altered by what we've learned.
If we never learn anything new, we will never grow beyond what we are now.
The Earth is actually a flat hollow donut.
thank god there are no
*oh yeah yeah* s
because people here actually have brains and won't contribute to such a cancer meme just for likes.
oh yeah yeah
@@Telozz well not all of them...
Hollow Earth assumes vacuum or gas filling the shells between, though that in itself is a problem when the magnetic field is not strong enough to keep the shells from colliding or shaking out of control and make a planet-sized shattering.
Yes, a hollow Earth would be unstable. If any force nudges it even slightly out of perfect alignment, that misalignment would force more misalignment, quickly overwhelming whatever force was initially keeping it in balance. It's like spinning a pencil on its point; it could only be a momentary thing.
"Ring earths" of science-fiction have the same problem.
Edmond's comet? Never heard of it!
But...sometimes the "process" lacks connection through logic. For example: in the 1990's, we landed a unit on the moon. The plan was to "drop" it the last 20-30 feet. The unit was miked on the outside bottom. This was to get a better idea of the making of the moon by the sound; however, we got a sound we didn't expect. It was a constant echo type of sound that lasted almost 3 minutes. Because we were shocked by this sound, and didn't make sense compared to what we expected, the observation was downplayed and almost forgotton. Look it up guys, and start looking and comparing before you assume again, which is a continuance in our history of our break and start methods of thinking. Catch yourself with the a + b = d when we ignore c type thinking.
Being observant and sceptical is all well and good, but I feel like you're just about to reveal some conspiracy theory you believe in.
@@logitech4873 Nope...no crazy conspiracy theory...just an interesting statement of fact.
@@logitech4873 If you're interested in this Look up Thornhill Project... Within it, you will find Wal Thornhill speaking at EU2017. The title of the one hour presentation called "Velikovsky's Astrophysics" In this he uses Velikovsky as as example of when "the baby gets thrown out with the bath". Because of the crazy attached things, how ideas and proof can be tossed. If you know of Nicola Tesla, you will see today that a lot of his ideas that were presented in his time were tossed because of his "unique" personality. This happens all through history. We managed to forget that the earth rotated around the sun after the greek empire died. I find if you mix history with your study of a subject, you learn more. A good example of this is in economics. In 1926-7 you see 2007-8. We make the same mistakes but forget because we think we are smarter than before. Today it is easy to see the "flushing of the toilet" really starting to happen again, and so many "smart" people are too blind to see it.
How can a science video get such silly and childish comments this much!?! This is a science channel! I would like if there were actually smart people in the comments ffs. Stop this meme bs and dislike them.
Yeah! This is science, how dare you enjoy yourselves. Wait, what are you complaining about?
@@existenceisillusion6528 i do see some nice comments but i can count them on one hand. Mean while for the others...
I knew the hollow earth theory had come up at some point in history, but I assumed it wouldn't have a very solid basis so I never bothered looking into it. This is actually pretty interesting, I guess he was quite a bit closer to the real answer than most people would think when they hear "hollow earth."
Science IS a process and not a body of knowledge. I think that it's an important distinction to be made.
Only thing that was hollow was their brain
Spongebob SquarePants amazing comment.
I mean, if you could come up with anything close to Halley's theory, I'd be impressed. The guy had like a 200 IQ.
Like the halley's comet is named after him, and you watched the full video, right? Dude how could you say something like that!
Dude it was like the 16th century what do you want them to do.
Superb episode man. Great
Did Mr.Aranda forget about Admiral Byrd? Convenient! I love videos that describe "Scientists" as one entity. Not suggestive whatsoever. You go Michael Aranda. Keeping making your...music... I mean content. The quality is up there with your electro rock...$$$h1lll power
Huh, your videos haven't been showing up in my sub box for a long time. I'm glad this one did.
This video sparked so much arguments about the shape of the Earth XD but did you know that this post is not a joke like the others, but the Earth is a slightly deformed sphere (an ellipsis) which is about 20km wider on the equator than on the poles
Magnetic north is technically at the south pole, a compas has a north pole that turns towards the magnetic south pole because the magnetic north would repel the north pole on your compass ;)
Also magnetic poles are located at 80 latitude parallel so when people claim to have reached north pole, not only they have not reached it at all, they are thousands of km off from 90 latitude north, rotation axis of earth, true north pole. Most people don't realize that no man has ever reached the true north pole, that all who tried have failed to do so. People have only reached magnetic north pole which is technically magnetic south pole which is what compass points to.
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Nobody could yet prove that hollow earth theory is wrong. mankind could dig into only 12 km, but the radius of earth is around 6.300km. I mean if we assume earth is a circle.
Finally somebody pronounced Principia correctly...
Nothing is hollow except for my heart.
Next up:
*The time we thought we live inside the hole of an actual thing ( empty matter ) and that the properties we abide to are different ( things live in the spacial void but we are unaware bc to matter, void is nonexistent ) because we are the holes in some giant's cheese wedge. A very sophisticated cheese wedge, if you will*
Very sophisticated! Indeed!
Oh, there are still tons of people who believe the earth is hollow. Supposedly there's a whole oasis at the core where an advanced race of humans live. Apparently the entrance is in Antarctica or something, which is why it's so heavily guarded over there. It's definetely an interesting theory :p
Who’s here after watching Godzilla vs. Kong?
Being wrong is an important step in learning.
Being stupid is not. The earth is not flat..
@TurboCMinusMinus but it is stupid to ignore the answer
Science is process, very well said.
At the same time, why is it so difficult for some people to understand that?!?!?
I love learning about old scientific ideas.
I didnt know skunks could talk.
imagine a convention that is accidently over booked for both hollow earthers and flat earthers.
_MMMMM,_ gimme some more of that fantasy setting inspiration.
It is hollow, and the core is where hell is
I don't think we need to keep calling Halley's ideas ridiculous - this hollow earth model with concentric spinning shells is actually a really really brilliant hypothesis.
Halley was right except for concentric shells. Read Marshall B. Gardner's book. He presents lot of evidence and it comes from polar explorers, astronomers and scientists themselves, collected in the book.
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The hollow Earth as well as the flat Earth (the model with the lands beyond Antarctica) would actually be really cool fantasy worlds.