The Hollow Earth: The Greatest Geographical Discovery in History Made by Admiral Richard E. Byrd in the Mysterious Land Beyond the Poles

by Raymond Bernard

Book Overview

New Saucerian proudly presents an official reprint of the cult classic, "The Hollow Earth," first published by Gray Barker's Saucerian Press. This edition is an exact facsimile of the original,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0517307936
• ISBN13: 9780517307939
• Release Date: January 1979
• Publisher: Not Avail
• Length: 254 Pages
• Weight: 0.88 lbs.

Customer Reviews

A very well presented argument-line.

This is definately a must read for any researcher on the Hollew Earth Theory. It contains a well defined outline as to what exactly the Hollow Earth is, and provides interesting proofs to support this theory.Whether or not they are true is irrelevant. What is important is that there are scholars amongst us who are not satisfied by simply accepting current ideas about our natural environment but wish to challenge them, perhaps opening new platforms of understanding the world we live in. Mr. Bernard is one of these people. A refreshing read.Kilroy Montgomery (University of New South Wales)

very disturbing and thought provoking

i first read this book 30-odd years as a pre-teen then re- read about 9 years ago as i read new edition of the book i felt as if certain parts had been deleted or censored out; giving the feeling as you read on that some paragraphs are re-dundant. if any one had read previous publishings like to compare thoughts

Raymond Bernard's "The Hollow Earth" is a classic...

"The Hollow Earth", Raymond Bernard - the classic and fully distributed - published first in the 1960's - is in every geology section of your neighborhood or university library. Does God have a great sense of humor or what? If you want to have a great introduction to the Hollow Earth that hits the high spots of this controversial subject - read this book.

Rivetting. The facts in this work cannot be honestly ignored

Even though the author's ability to clearly and concisely make his argument is rather impaired, one simply cannot help but first wonder at the theories proposed and then seriously consider them in the light of an honest, diligent search of astronomy, geology, physics, personal testimony and common sense. The more I have searched for facts in all of the above mentioned categories, the more I was forced- no matter how fantastic the ideas proposed- to agree more and more with many of the theories presented in this book. I cannot tell you how awe-struck and amazed I was as I searched for evidence to either prove or disprove Dr. Bernards theories and found two enlightening truths. That not only were many of the facts he presented confirmed by science books totally unrelated to his subject matter, but that I found by myself, with not a lot of time and effort, more evidence to support his theories that were not scientifically available to him at the time he researched and wrote this book. I would gladly correspond with anyone who would like to investigate this subject of the hollow earth with me- to either prove or disprove the contents of this book. It would be a shame if such far reaching possibilities were narrowly limited to the few who have been presented with this amazing knowledge. For those interested, there are other books just as fascinating and more skillfully written and argued than this one. I would gladly refer anyone to them at your request and will anticipate rather anxiously your opinions. Sincerely, Douglas A. Detelj

The book is a good reality check on humanity's mental health

This book may either be the work of an unsung hero, a completely derranged lunatic or a very original designer who takes scientific and historical facts and custom-makes them at his own convenience. He tries to convince using circus-like hypnotic techniques, like constant repetition of the same facts, guilt trips, and a constant between the line reminder to the reader that says: If you don't believe this, you're really stupid. I'd say the book is good to read anytime you need a reality check on humanity's mental state. It's always good to know exactly how messed up your neighboor's head could be