*** The Poles Explained ***

These “mysteries” are easily understood when looking at using the concept of a hollow globe. The poles do not move daily, and there are not three separate poles. As noted before the establishment scientists are trying to “fit” the circular magnetic field into their concept of a solid earth.

The actual explanation is simple. As different explorers start over the edge of the lip into the interior lands they thank they “discovered” that the pole has moved or that they have “found” a new magnetic pole. In reality, they are taking readings from different areas of the circle that surrounds the hole-at-the-pole exactly where Gardner and Reed said the magnetic field is located.

Of course the question comes to mind; if an explorer were going over the lip into the interior instead of across the pole, wouldn’t he be able to see it? The answer is no, of course not. The horizon is 12-17 miles away, and the descent into the polar opening is so gradual that the downward curvature of its edge is not perceptible. It’s diameter is so great (1400 miles according to Gardner) that it’s other side is not visible, and so large, 12 miles (again Gardner’s figures) from start to finish, there would be little change in the horizon. The traveler would think he was going across a flat expanse.

The only noticeable difference was as they reached a point halfway around the curvature leading into the interior, the compass would start to dip. And as the midpoint was passed, the compass needle would turn back towards the center of magnetic attraction. Just as every Boy Scout knows to be the case in the Polar Regions.