Raymond Bernard (3) (1901–1965)

A internet materializou uma entidade que sempre existiu em torno da Terra, a Infosfera (ou Akasha, como os antigos chamavam). Hoje tudo é objeto de dúvida. Tudo é criticado. Os semi-sábios (conhecidos como cientistas) não aprovam que todos questionem tudo. É liberdade demais, até pra eles. Mas o tempo das fogueiras acabou e a Terra oca de Bernard voltou com força total. O livro é um libelo do realismo fantástico (?) que pretende (se não provar, pelo menos abrir um portal) que o nosso planeta é oco e tem uma civilização avançada (in)habitando sua superfície interior, eternamente iluminada por um micro-sol central. Uma de-lí-cia do começo ao fim.… (meer)

if you ignore the claims of a civilization living in the interior of the Earth (we can argue all day on that one, can't we?) and just look at the FACTS -

if you put clothes in your washer, liquid in your blender, watch the water in you stool when you flush it, observe what happens in any mundane centrifuge - all of the contents will be thrown to the sides of the container, leaving a central cavity (for your stool, you have to flush to achieve it).
With your clothes washer, the items that were packed so tightly you could not add anything else at the start remain plastered along the sides (you will have to pull them off, and they will have little dots), greatly reduced n mass.
Is it really so far-fetched to think that the great whirling ball of Magma that is our planet would not do the same thing on the inside? And that with time a crust would form inside as it has outside?

Scientifically, there is no reason why our planet could not be hollow.
There is also no reason there would not be two polar openings - again you see the same thing n the blender and washer - hole above, hole below. We also see the same thing in our atmosphere where we have an upper and lower hole in the spinning mass near the poles (yes, I know that is not the excuse we are using today, but it makes far more sense than something from down-below can get past the introversion layer of the atmosphere, doesn't it?)
It it crusted, and there is an entrance, then why could life NOT have reached the interior?
More advanced.... well, now, that's a whole 'nother philosophical debate, isn't it?… (meer)