In the 40s. of the last century in Germany, Nazi scientists from the Ahnenerbe Occult Institute investigated the theory of a civilization living inside the planet. They hypothesized that there is a form of intelligent life underground. Official science rejected this hypothesis, but now 70 years have passed and it became the basis for the search for extraterrestrial life. What happened?
NASA scientists said the landing of the expedition to Mars will occur in 17 years. It is in 2035 that the distance between the red planet and the Earth will be reduced to a minimum. This will allow astronauts to reach their goal faster and finally answer the main question: "Is there life on Mars?" But what awaits us on the red planet? And what if the other forms of life that we are so desperately looking for in space are actually literally under our feet?
It seems incredible, because we remember the structure of the Earth from school: under the crust of our planet there is a mantle - a red-hot fiery lava, which erupts to the surface through the mouth of volcanoes; inside the planet is the core. But what if in reality everything is completely different and in fact our Earth is hollow?
Chufut-Kale.
In 1998, speleologists discovered the cave city of Chufut-Kale near Bakhchisarai, they were especially struck by the tik-kuyu well. The length of its hydraulic engineering system was about 120 m (this is about the same as a 40-storey skyscraper). But who built it and why?
When the enemies attacked Bakhchisarai, it was used to transport water to the city, but scientists suspect that tik-kuyu is the very entrance to the secret tunnel that leads to the Caucasus in the Khara Khora cave.
A mysterious cave of unprecedented depth was discovered in June 2015 by the famous Kabardian speleologist Artur Zhemukhov. The researcher had no doubt that the mine was man-made. It is composed of perfectly hewn and perfectly matched stone blocks and resembles a giant ventilation box. Surprisingly, scientists have not yet been able to measure the length of the Hara Hora.
Well tik-kuyu.
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The discoverer Artur Zhemukhov died under mysterious circumstances. Shortly before his death, the caver said that he was on the verge of a grand discovery.
Scientists have found that similar underground tunnels permeate all of Europe. They stretch from Scotland to Turkey and are at least 12 thousand years old. The tunnels are relatively narrow, about 70 cm wide, but this is enough for a person to move in them. Researchers sometimes come across small rooms like lockers for storing supplies and even resting places.
In 2004, during excavations in Indonesia, scientists discovered skeletons of people no higher than 90 cm. Radiocarbon analysis showed the age of the burials to be about 13 thousand years. The settlement of dwarfs was also found in Russia. Their dwellings-tunnels were mainly found in the Urals and Siberia. Researchers are still guessing what kind of creatures they are.
Perhaps, where light does not break through and there is too little oxygen, there is a completely different world, different from our world, with its animals, plants and even humanoid creatures.
So far, this is just a hypothesis that has circumstantial evidence. At this stage, humanity is not able to organize an expedition to the center of the Earth. However, it is known that numerous craters and underground voids of unknown origin may be on Mars and perhaps space exploration will help us unravel the secrets of our planet.