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Updated Extensive Report: Hollow Earth, Book of Enoch, Secrets of all Secrets (W/ photos, videos, and diagrams)

Photo: UFO’S from Inside the Earth. Source: Unknown.

Some truth, some myth, some speculation. You figure it out.  Highly Recommended! . . . EDITOR

From Before it’s News By LavenderRose

Tuesday, March 19, 2013 1:12

Heaven is an inner, central, and solar location, whereas Paradise and Hell are outer, earthly, or planetary locations  A good example of this is the common wheel; the hub or center represents Heaven whereas the rim represents Earth, of which Paradise and Hell are part. The spokes of the wheel represent the interconnecting roads or gateways between the two.
The horoscope chart is another example with its center, spokes and rim, as is Plato’s landscape description of the legendary city of Atlantis. The Atlantis construct, however, which is a series of rings one inside the other, goes farther by including an even more interior or central component called the New Jerusalem(see diagram below). . . . Read complete extensive report w/ photos, videos, diagrams and more

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max fyfield, hollow eart

Photo: Hollow Earth Diagram by Max Fyfield. Used with permission of the artist.

 

Go Deeper: Is the Earth Hollow? . . . And if so, What Waits Below? by Dennis Crenshaw

Letter to a Skeptic by Dennis Crenshaw

Science and the Hollow Earth Theory by Dennis Crenshaw

Go EVEN Deeper: Site Guide (Dennis Crenshaw’s Early Research ~1990s)

Updated model for identifying habitable zones around stars puts Earth on the edge

From GizMag By  February 3, 2013

Researchers at Penn state have developed a new method for calculating the habitable zone around stars. The computer model based on new greenhouse gas databases provides a tool to better estimate which extrasolar planets with sufficient atmospheric pressure might be able to maintain liquid water on their surface. The new model indicates that some of the nearly 300 possible Earth-like planets previously identified might be too close to their stars to to be habitable. . . . Read Complete Report