Underground Rivers - University of New Mexico

Chapter 14 -- Hollow Earth Geophysics
The Greatest Geographical Discovery in History Made by Admiral Richard E. Byrd in the
Mysterious Land Beyond the Poles.
DEDICATED To the Future Explorers of the New World that exists beyond North and South
Poles in the hollow interior of the Earth. Who will repeat Admiral Byrd's historic Flight for 1,700
Miles beyond the North Pole and that of his Expedition for 2,300 Miles beyond the South Pole,
entering a New Unknown Territory not shown on any map, covering an immense land area
whose total size is larger than North America, consisting of forests, mountains, lakes,
vegetation and animal life.
The King and Queen of the
subterranean civilization
Aghartha worry about atomic
weapons, but allowed Byrd to
enter because of his high
moral character. We'll visit
Aghartha again in Chapter
71, Sub-Saharan Streamflow
and Shambhala.
While Bernard marketed his work as non-fiction, there no longer existed Boys Clubs as gullible as
those of a half-century prior.
Let's take a closer look at Bernard's cross-section. We see two
tunnels to the earth's interior, one from Manaus, Brazil, the other from
Mammoth Cave in the United States. We'll look at the karst geology
of Mammoth Cave in Chapter 50. Note what the Brazilian route
passes within the crust. A subterranean lake! Esoteric hydrology!
If caverns connect upper land surfaces to the fresh water reservoirs of
the lower side, an artesian water well (a well in which the water level
rises up the borehole) is explained by a deep lake on the bottom side.
We create the figure below to illustrate a variety of hydrologic
correspondences. On the left is an underground lake fed by an
underground river. The spring feeding that river is fed by a lake on the
underside. We've got a dry tunnel (safer than a polar maelstrom for
human expeditions) and a few other water bodies for good measure.
Underworld hydrology is much like that of our own, just upside down to us. Inhabitants on either
side would see the other as "underground."
To envision a unified hydrologic cycle, mirror an upside-down schematic beneath the one we
know with River-Spring vertical links.
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