Posted on 05/14/2008 6:26:21 PM PDT by P-Marlowe
Wrongo, or should I say "wrongski!"
Miroslaw Hermaszewski was a Polish Cosmonaut who crewed Soyuz 30 into space in 1978!!!!!!
They were going to launch him again, but nobody wanted to smell kielbasa for a week in a closed capsule, and it would wreck the Soviet budget to buy all the paint needed to write his name on the side of the capsule.
So there you have it, Miss Smarty Pants!
(Just kidding about the Miss Smarty Pants stuff, but Miroslaw Hermaszewski really was a Polish Cosmonaut!)
Earth is a multi-layered Dyson sphere! Makes its own oxygen within each shell!
/ sarcasm
Mr. Art Bell.
Mr. Art Bell to a white courtesy phone, please.
This is just...................dumb.
http://www.ourhollowearth.com/BYUNewsNet-JourneytothecenteroftheEarthstartsinProvo.pdf
Headline: Journey to the center of the Earth starts in Provo
by Jacqueline Lee NewsNet Staff Writer. 11 Nov 2003
A belief that the earth is hollow and inhabited within has caused a Provo man to plan an expedition to the North Pole and possibly to the earth's interior. Steve Curry owns an expedition company in Provo. For over forty years he has organized fly-fishing, kayaking, river rafting and trekking trips around the world. Many locations of his trips are exotic and fascinating, but his next destination is something way out of the ordinary.
Curry was contacted by Rodney Cluff, author of "World Top Secret: Our Earth is Hollow," to organize an expedition to the interior of the earth. In his book, Cluff explains the theory of the hollow earth.
There is no guarantee the expedition will find anything, but if nothing else, the people will get to go to the North Pole and the Siberian Islands, Curry said. Curry has chartered a nuclear icebreaker with the capacity for 108 passengers for the purpose of taking a group to find the polar opening.
(Did anybody hear if they found that polar opening in '05 when they went?)
Na-Nu
Na-Nu
So, in space, where is up or down? Can’t the earth be circumnavigated in any direction?
Well, somebody tell the Ten Tribes to stop barbecuing so much at their pre-game tailgate parties - Mt. Etna just went off again. ;)
Circumnavigated?
Isn't that what the Rabbi does to young Jewish boy babies.
LOL
Okay, I can’t type. My apologies.
Sleep well and prayers for Jim Rob.
PS, has the lake melted yet?
I’m not holding my breath.
“We embrace weirdness here.”
It’s like a magnet!!
Commenting on Jeremiah 22:8, which says: “Therefore, behold, the days come, saith the Lord, that they shall no more say, The Lord liveth, which brought up the children of Israel out of the land of Egypt; but, the Lord liveth, which brought up and which led the seed of the house of Israel out of the north country, and from all countries whither I had driven them; and they shall dwell in their own land." … the Herald goes on to report:
There are several criterions in this prophecy which prove that this prophecy is not yet fulfilled... There are many plain and glorious prophecies on this subject which demand our consideration, for the time of their fulfillment is nigh at hand. The exile and isolation of the ten tribes at the North Pole is clearly shown in the Scriptures as any fact whatever, and the discoveries of Arctic navigators show that there is land there, and a mild climate. All these facts combined, great and marvelous as they are, are not sufficient to attract much attention. This is truly an energetic, enterprising and scientific age, but the hidden wonders of the extreme north have been neglected, while the folly of the idea of a northwest passage has been fully developed. Let the men of science continue to disregard the wonders of the extreme north, but they will awake from their slumbers when it shall become a common saying that "the Lord liveth, which brought up and which led the seed of the house of Israel out of the north country."
The footnotes from Uncle Dale's Website (see http://www.sidneyrigdon.com/dbroadhu/OH/sain1860.htm) then add:
Note 1: For a likely source for the Mormon belief that the "lost tribes" of Israel reside in a secret place, beyond the polar ice and snows, from which they will miraculously return to occupy their promised lands, see the July 9, 1831 issue of the Georgia Cherokee Phoenix.
Note 2: In 1872 Edlder Isaac Sheen took the RLDS doctrine of the "Lost Tribes" one step farther into the lunatic fringe, by advocating their possible location on the "inner surface of the earth." Although Sheen did not expressly mention the hollow earth teachings of John C. Symmes, they are quite obviously the source of this particular bit of latter day inspiration. The Herald briefly took up the Symmes theory in its issue of July 1, 1878, when it reprinted a letter written by the son of the infamous hollow-earth advocate. The Herald of Feb. 15, 1881 reprinted yet another letter written by the same son. In his 1881 letter the son makes a brief reference to reports then in circulation, that the planet was hollow and that a Hebrew-speaking people lived within its subterranean depths. Perhaps it was Elder Sheen's familiarity with such reports that led Sheen to postulate that the Hebrew-speaking "lost tribes" might be hidden away within the vacuous earth. Captain Symmes lived not too far from Cincinnati in his later years and his geographic innovations were frequently mentioned in that city's press during the first half of the 19th century. The first issues of the Saints' Herald were also published at Cincinnati, which was for many years the home of Isaac Sheen. Elder Sheen would have naturally heard something of Symmes' theories, just by being in the news business in that city. However, the Elder's advocacy for "traces" of the "lost tribes" being discoverable near "the North Pole, or open sea... either on the outer or inner surface of the earth," probably reflects Mormon beliefs dating back to the teachings of Joseph Smith, jr., first published during the Kirtland period of LDS history. See LDS author Frank Culmer's 1886 booklet, The Inner World for a Utah Mormon view on the topic. Whether or not Smith himself had heard of Symmes' theories at an early date remains unknown, certainly they were being discussed in the newspapers as late as 1831 -- some of his first followers were, no doubt, familiar with the well publicized hollow-earth idea.
I always wondered, why don’t Australians fall off?
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Aussies are too stupid...
“raised in the American colony of Colonia Juarez in northern Mexico”
Say what???
Just wondering if any of you believe in the Hollow Earth Theory. I know it isn't that important, especially in the light of current events, but interesting all the same.
There is a lot of conflicting stories about this one, but I do tend to think Admiral Byrd's story about it. http://www.v-j-enterprises.com/byrdiar.html Although I think this story has been changed along the way to encorporate aliens, etc for what ever reason.
To me it makes sense that the earth is hollow. If you take a wheel for instance and put all the weight in the middle, it isn't hard to spin but doesn't spin for long. However, if you put all the weight on the outsides it is harder to get spinning, but spins for a long time.
I have also heard the theory that the 10 lost tribes of Israel could be living in hollow earth, which could make sense in that the conditions were different back then and it may have been possible for them to make that journey. But then, Govt would probably know about them which kind of goes against the prophecy??? However, somehow they need to make their trek to the USA at one stage or another. In a cold winter you can cross over Russia and Alaska to get to the USA. Regardless, what do you guys think of the theory?
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