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Suggested Sites to Visit
| The Land of No Horizon - Kevin and Matthew Taylor This excellent site focuses upon a masterly "tour de force" of careful scientific research, applied logic and authoritative writing by Australians, Kev and Matt Taylor. A brand-new and thoroughly scientific exposition of the Hollow Earth Theory, their book is crammed with clear explanatory images of their unique viewpoint on this intriguing concept. It will hold you spellbound from cover to cover - as will their award-winning web site, "The Land Of No Horizon" which mirrors the same highly polished presentation and dedicated singleness of purpose. |
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| Onelight. Com - Greg Gavin A remarkable site dedicated to those who are interested in the spiritual aspects of the Hollow Earth, rather than its physical and geographical perspectives. Himself an acclaimed psychic savant, mentor and guide, Greg Gavin also offers a wide selection of works by acclaimed researchers and authorities in the field of astral travel and psychic communication with Light-Workers and other highly-evolved entities both within the Inner Earth and elsewhere in the spiritual cosmos. |
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| The Cydonia Imperative - Mac Tonnies On this erudite and highly informative site, Mac Tonnies presents a non-biased, even-handed view of the latest news and information on discoveries and anomalies concerning the planet Mars, whether of an orthodox or "alternative" scientific nature. Mac's keenly incisive articles and excellent supporting photographic evidence can be always be relied upon to keep one accurately and promptly informed of current happenings, discoveries and events pertaining to our mysterious neighbour in space. |
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| The Exploding Planet Hypothesis - Tom Van Flandern Dr. Tom Van Flandern's Metaresearch site is a perennial "Must See" for all who are keen to hear the "without fear or favour" opinions of a highly qualified astronomical scientist on new artefacts and objects of interest that attract scientifically-minded laymen. Tom Van Flandern gives a much-needed "human face" to orthodox science and enjoys an honoured place on the Web for such ground-breaking new concepts as his "Exploding Planets" hypothesis that has fired the minds of many modern scientific thinkers. |
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| The Scars of Mars - Donald W. Patten This intriguing site makes an excellent foil for that of Tom Van Flandern, in that, whilst it supports the same essential concept of exploding planets, it gives us an alternative background scenario to balance against that of Tom's "EPH" Theory. However, even though they followed different paths, they both present us with the same fundamental idea of planetary explosions being responsible for many of the space phenomena in our region of the solar system. |
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| Global Earth Expansion Tectonics -James Maxlow Many mysteries of Earth's past are answered by the theory expounded in this astounding website. The single solution to so many scientific puzzles lies in the fact that the Earth is expanding! James Maxlow's excellent reasoning and wonderful illustrations and animations place the entire matter beyond all shadow of doubt. Maxlow's incredible new research and presentation finally justifies the disputed earlier pioneering work done in this field by fellow Australian, Professor Warren Carey. Just as it also lends some considerable credence to the once ridiculed Hollow Earth theory! |
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| Our Planet is Expanding - Lawrence S. Myers This site takes a different position to that of Maxlow, in that, where he focuses most of his emphasis upon the expansion of the ocean floors by extruded molten magma from cracks in midocean ridges, this site considers two primary mechanisms. The accretion of matter from space slowly increasing Earth's mass, gravity and surface-area, plus gravitational heat expansion of the inner core compressing the Earth's magma content. It offers a comparison of expansion theories. |
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| Dinosaurs and the Expanding Earth - Stephen Hurrell This exciting book-centred site posits an ingenious and highly credible theory concerning the cause of extinction of the giant dinosaurs 200 million years ago. Taking Carey and Maxlow's expanding Earth theories as his stat-point, Stephen Hurrell shows how these gigantic saurians gradually found themselves unable to exist upon an enlarging planet with a correspondingly rapid increase in gravitation and thus their own weight - beside widely separating continents carrying them to inclement climates! |
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| Crystalinks. Metaphysical and Science Page - Ellie Crystal This is a veritably mammoth site, loaded with information and pictures on practically every subject one might care to contemplate! Ellie's extraordinary organisational and constructive skills in arranging and linking the numerous pages is only surpassed by her site's amazing wealth of textual and graphic content. Here we have a veritable "Aladdin's Cave" for anyone with an inquiring mind, and an excellent resource for all seekers after elusive facts and data! |
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| Hollow Planets - Jan Lamprecht Jan Lamprecht's "Hollow Planets" site, although mainly concerned with his excellently researched and written tome of the same name, is perhaps understandably a little light on HE detail and illustration than one might expect. However, it's certainly worth a visit to those who have some passing acquaintance with the Hollow Earth Theory. Aside from reviews and information on how to buy the book, there are a reasonable number of reports and news items connected with the Hollow Earth and associated phenomena, to make the visit worthwhile. However, to get any real information on the hollow Earth, one does need to get the book. |
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| The Hollow Earth Insider - Dennis Crenshaw Dennis is a veteran Hollow Earther and has a very informative site on the Hollow Earth. He is well versed in the earlier history of its reportage. He includes many hollow Earth resources that are often missed (or dismissed) by many other younger writers on the topic as being "old hat" given the upsurge of new so-called scientific minds now focusing in upon the subject. However, I heartily recommend a visit to his excellently informative site, where he has a great many Hollow Earth "gems" hidden away. If you are a would-be Hollow Earth buff, miss them at your own peril! |
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| Farshores - Bravenet web Services A really great site for the open-minded inquirer into all those unusual things that leave the experts so bemused. Rich in archives of articles and up-to-date news of the amazing and unexplained, Farshores has several very lively discussion boards too where you can participate and have your say on any of many intriguing topics that have our scientists baffled. It also has scores of links to other interesting sites concerning the paranormal and mysterious. |
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