What are your thoughts on the Hollow Earth Theory

It has never been proven what's in the center of the Earth. But most books and writings display that there's a core with molten lava.

The Hollow Earth Theory suggests that there is another kind (aliens) that situate inside the earth and have a built civilization. There are also cave paintings that can suggest habitation.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollow_Eart…

Is it possible?

I don't know, I just find the theory a bit hollow.

I guess that if you went to a school where you sat around in a cave while a disgustingly unwashed teacher dressed in a filthy grass skirt scrawled on the grimy walls with a finger dipped in mud, then you might see cave paintings as the epitome of wisdom.

Meanwhile the rest of us dwell in the twenty first century, and we can see data from seismographs and other technology that would truly astonish your average troglodyte, which tell us that the Earth is well and truly solid right down to it's highly compressed liquid core.

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Pure bull, all of it. No way a theory, just speculation by a load of wannabe google experts. There are so many things wrong with this there is not enough space to ridicule the people that push this and those that follow it.

Yes I have read about it.

Total BS.

Just as much respect as the flat earth beliefs. Cave paintings? You think primitive cavemen know more than scientists and geologists?

No it's not possible. End of discussion.

It's kind of like the hollow head theory...

So here is the solution: we saddle the horse the wrong way. We just assume for ten minutes that the earth and all planets are obviously hollow in nature, and inhabited, at least in the case of Earth. We then deliver the evidence and documented observations as proof to those asking for this proof that the Earth is in fact a hollow sphere. And not a nice, solid, slightly flattened sphere around a progressively cooling liquid core. Or flat.