The Black Dot Marks the Spot
Most people are not unfamiliar with the ominous black "hole" present in most government images of the north pole and Arctic sea ice. Well, there is a very good reason for this. As we've gone over before, due to the presence of an actual hole in the top and bottom of the Earth, polar orbiting satellites cannot traverse the opening, thereby creating a dark zone or blackout region where no information is available. Besides, if information was available, it would be nonsensical as there is no land mass or ice to speak of.
Therefore, if you are in the business of determining the size and location of the polar openings to the hollow earth, I'd say it's a pretty safe assumption to place the location of the opening wherever the blackout occurs, ie. the north and south geographic poles. Also, the size is going to be less than the area of the "black dot", which, according to my calculations is 60 to 90 miles in diameter.
posted by Shilo at 11:15 PM
5 Comments:
This is a very interesting idea. I'm not sure how true it is, but then again, what do we really know about the center of our earth?
missing your posts!!! Keep them coming!!
OMG ... bro you have opened my mind ... wider :)
I have NEVER thought there actually could be any truth (or sense) to the myth of underground civilization ... the Hollow Earth! it is ingenious!
I admire the articles you posting on this blog, keep them coming man, it's fascinating!
I wish I could just go to one of the openings and check for myself.
actually, from what i have read, the hole is greater than 1000 miles wide. In fact some estimates stae 1400.
I'm sorry to destroy all this amazing conspiracy, but the black dot area is just due to 360 degrees layout perspective, the actual image you is composed from several shots overlaid at each other. If these cutaways images where to be glued on a sphere globe there would be no black dot. While in order to present the overall picture on a flat screen all these images have to be spread apart a little bit, thus you see this black dot/circle in the center. In conclusion, no information is missing, not even a square meter masked. Whats at the edge of that black area is the actually pinpoint center North Pole. I hope i explained it enough.
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