Hollow Earth

The conception of Hollow Earth is a common element of fiction but the related theory was formulated in scientific terms starting from the seventeenth century and still today the idea that the planet Earth is entirely hollow or contains other concentric surfaces, in turn inhabited or habitable, is counted among the conspiracy theories.

Discovering the Hollow Earth

The authorship of the hollow earth theory is attributed to Edmund Halley who in 1692 hypothesized that the Earth could be a planet composed of a series of concentric "shells", rotating in different directions, all around a central core... continue reading

The ancestral bond between the Anunnaki and the Ant People of the Hopi Native Americans

Could the Hopi 'Ant People' be the same Anunnaki of the Sumerians? According to the theorists of the Ancient Astronauts... continue reading

The Reptilian Hypotesis

In the mythology and folklore of countless ancient cultures there have always been legendary creatures which look like humanoid reptiles: reptile men or snake men have become in modern times protagonists of conspiracy theories and... continue reading

Nazis in Antarctica

New Swabia (Neuschwabenland) is an area of Antarctica between the longitudes 20° E and 10° O which was claimed by Nazi Germany from January 19, 1939 to May 8, 1945... continue reading

Agartha: a journey into the Hollow Earth

According to ancient beliefs there is an underground world called Agharta hidden from the human eye, still too limited to access it, inhabited by... continue reading

The Lost Continents Conspiracy: the truth behind the legend

The "Lost continents conspiracy" is a theory regarding the so-called "lost lands", missing worlds of the past whose existence is known to large government agencies: Atlantis, Lemuria and Mu are ... continue reading

The Grey Aliens or Zeta Reticulans

Undisputed king of the media and portrayed in the classic iconography concerning the UFO's as humanoids of low stature, slender, without any type of down, of grey skin, with big bulbous heads... continue reading

The hollow Earth

The hollow Earth concept was originally proposed in the 17th century by Edmond Halley. Then in 1818, John Cleves Symmes, Jr. (a veteran of the War of 1812) declared that the Earth is hollow... continue reading