FANTÔME DES PÔLES (French Edition)

The text explores the idea that the Earth is hollow rather than solid. The author draws on meteorological observations, descriptions of polar winds, and polar expeditions to support his theory. He posits that the Earth's poles are actually openings leading to a hollow interior, and that the strange weather conditions at the poles can be explained by this hypothesis. The author speculates on what might be inside the hollow Earth, mentioning the possibility of various forms of life, vast expanses of arable land, minerals, and even radium energy. He concludes by suggesting that many meteorological and geographical puzzles could be solved if the concept of a hollow Earth were accepted.

Meteorological observations, descriptions of polar winds, and polar expeditions are used by the author to support the idea that the Earth is hollow rather than solid. The author proposes that the Earth's poles are openings to a hollow interior, and that the peculiar weather conditions at the poles can be accounted for by this hypothesis. Speculation is made about the potential contents of the hollow Earth, including diverse lifeforms, expansive farmland, minerals, and even radium-powered energy. In conclusion, the author suggests that embracing the notion of a hollow Earth could help resolve numerous meteorological and geographical mysteries.

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