The Hollow Earth

"The Hollow Earth" by F. T. Ives is a thought-provoking exploration of radical scientific ideas that challenges readers to reconsider accepted knowledge. It questions the conventional view of the Earth as a solid sphere, proposing instead that it's hollow. The book begins by celebrating those who dared to defy norms and challenge the scientific standards of their time. By highlighting historical figures like Copernicus and Galileo, Ives establishes a platform for questioning established beliefs. As the arguments of the book take form, the reader will find a critical examination of the traditional scientific explanations for occurrences like earthquakes and volcanoes. With an air of curiosity, the book beckons the reader into a quest intended to develop doubt about approved systems of information.