The Iron Republic (1902)

Written by a retired Senator, who went on a boat trip/expedition and went past the wall (apparently there's an opening that occurs (melting) twice a year). This is a reading (5 hours) from the original magazine series.

Written by a Morgan no less

k4t wrote:Written by a Morgan no less

Who knows the validity, but up until the 1930s, they taught flat earth in schools. And then decades thereafter the article series was written, Admiral Byrd indicated there were lands beyond. So far, those two accounts were are on the same playing field. I'm thinking that any of the 'great scientists' who recommended a globe earth (all Freemasons) were made up and never existed. Think of Newton, who also came up with gravity, which is required for a globe earth to exist (which later required dark matter and whatever else made up 'theory' to support earth's gravity theory.

Brian Johnston wrote:Written by a retired Senator, who went on a boat trip/expedition and went past the wall (apparently there's an opening that occurs (melting) twice a year). This is a reading (5 hours) from the original magazine series.

Sounds like the plot of Maze Runner...and some of the same kind of time things from Shang CHI as far as getting somewhere with few openings at certain times

Eric Dubay mentioned the report "Iron Republic" in one of his books. In the same sentence also Amadeo Giannini, who wrote about worlds behind the poles.
Is there further material to Amadeo Giannini, in which the world model is described and explained? In his book "Worlds Beyond The Poles" there are two graphics, from which I cannot figure out. I can't picture it in three dimensions.

Who can help further?