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    The document describes a hollow Earth theory where the Earth is sliced in half, with a small sun in the center that is the real source of the Northern Lights. There are proposed polar openings around 600-700 miles in diameter on both the North and South poles that lead to the hollow interior.

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    Illustration of the real geological structure of the Earth.

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    The document describes a hollow Earth theory where the Earth is sliced in half, with a small sun in the center that is the real source of the Northern Lights. There are proposed polar openings around 600-700 miles in diameter on both the North and South poles that lead to the hollow interior.

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    Hollow Earth 2016

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    Manuel Pineda
    The document describes a hollow Earth theory where the Earth is sliced in half, with a small sun in the center that is the real source of the Northern Lights. There are proposed polar openings around 600-700 miles in diameter on both the North and South poles that lead to the hollow interior.

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    Small

    Sun

    North Polar
    Entry

    700 Miles

    Hollow Interior

    Antarctica

    EEarth Sliced in Half


    Canada
    Alaska

    600 Miles Diameter


    Small
    Sun

    (the real source


    of light for
    Aurora Borealis)

    South Polar
    Entry
    700 Miles

    Hollow

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