Understanding Different Earth Theories:
The nature of Earth has been a topic of debate for centuries. While mainstream science supports the globe theory, alternative theories like flat earth, concave earth, and hollow earth have gained attention. Our investigations lean towards the physical realm being a flat earth inside a crystallized dome (firmament), with the starry heavens as mentioned in the Bible.
Flat Earth Theory:
- Description: Proposes that Earth is a flat plane covered by a dome (firmament) with the heavens above. The sun, moon, and stars are said to move across the dome.
- Advocates: Eric Dubay, Mark Sargent.
- Supporting Points:
- Perceived Lack of Curvature: Flat Earth proponents argue that the horizon always appears flat, regardless of altitude.
- Questioning Gravity: They propose density and buoyancy as alternatives to gravity.
- Water’s Natural Level: The idea that water always finds its level and thus, large bodies of water would not curve around a sphere.
Concave Earth Theory:
- Description: Suggests Earth is a hollow sphere with humans living on the inner surface. The sky and celestial objects are at the center of this sphere.
- Advocates: Cyrus Teed (Koresh).
- Supporting Points:
- Visual Perception Experiments: Experiments designed to show that light bends in a way that supports a concave surface.
- Celestial Mechanics: The idea that celestial bodies move inside the hollow sphere, providing an alternative explanation for observable phenomena.
Hollow Earth Theory:
- Description: Earth is hollow with large openings at the poles, possibly housing advanced civilizations or ecosystems inside.
- Advocates: John Symmes, Raymond Bernard.
- Supporting Points:
- Mythology and Legends: Stories and myths from various cultures about subterranean worlds.
- Reported Expeditions: Anecdotal accounts and explorations suggesting the existence of hollow regions.
Globe Theory:
- Description: The widely accepted model of Earth as a sphere, supported by modern science and observations.
- Advocates: Mainstream scientists, NASA.
- Supporting Points:
- Satellite Imagery: Photos and videos from space missions showing Earth as a sphere.
- Gravity: The force that keeps everything anchored to the spherical surface.
- Circumnavigation: Historical and modern navigation around the globe.
Unmatrix Perspective:
- Biblical References: The Bible describes Earth as flat with a firmament, aligning with our belief. Genesis 1:6-8 mentions the creation of a firmament to divide the waters above and below.
- Astral Plane Observations: In the astral plane, Earth appears spherical, suggesting a holographic quantum physical projection. This duality aligns with our understanding of multiple dimensions and the nature of reality.
- Stars as Vibrational Sources: We see stars as energetic sources of vibrations and imprints for starseeds. Each star resonates with specific frequencies that influence spiritual growth and cosmic awareness.
Hollywood Interpretations:
- Flat Earth:
- “Under the Dome” (Stephen King): A town trapped under a mysterious dome, reflecting the concept of a firmament.
- “The Truman Show”: The protagonist discovers his life is a constructed reality under a dome.
- Concave Earth:
- “The Immortals” (Comics): Imagines an inverted world where people live on the inner surface.
- “Journey to the Center of the Earth”: Classic tales exploring vast underground worlds.
- Hollow Earth:
- “Godzilla vs. Kong”: Depicts a journey to the Earth’s core, revealing a hidden world.
- “The Mole People”: Explores an underground civilization.
- Globe Theory:
- “Gravity”: Shows the Earth from space, reinforcing the globe model.
- “Interstellar”: Explores space travel and planetary science.
Notable Advocates and Points:
- Flat Earth: Eric Dubay argues against the curvature of the Earth and questions the validity of space missions.
- Concave Earth: Cyrus Teed proposed that humanity lives on the inner surface of a hollow Earth, using optical experiments to support his claim.
- Hollow Earth: Raymond Bernard suggested the existence of inner Earth civilizations, drawing from ancient myths and expedition reports.
- Globe Theory: Scientists like Neil deGrasse Tyson provide evidence from physics, astronomy, and direct observation to support the spherical model.
Conclusion:
While various theories about Earth’s nature persist, our investigations and explorations suggest a flat earth inside a crystallized dome, reflecting a holographic quantum physical projection. We acknowledge the complexity of this subject and encourage everyone to conduct their own research. Our astral travel experiences have shown Earth as spherical within that realm, indicating a multifaceted reality. However, it is essential not to rely solely on our experiences. Always question, explore, and seek deeper understanding through your own investigations.
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