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Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2019
I've read five of Andrew Johnson's other books and ordered this one eagerly. I wasn't disappointed. Andrew Johnson approaches topics with a strictly skeptical perspective, maintaining an objective viewpoint through his research on the mainstream, the alternative, and the various layers of each of those. By doing this, he seems to consistently reach startling, astonishing conclusions, which makes sense since the world, once you get beyond the obfuscations and lies, is inherently mysterious and magical, from what I can tell.
In this book, he examines claims of a hollow Earth. After going through claims that seem made-up or otherwise non-credible or non-convincing, he finds researchers who are convincing, then involves himself with one and produces a theory that is astonishing and convincing, which is that the Earth has been expanding in an exponential manner due to water turning into gas in its core. The theory is backed by various pieces of mainstream research published in Nature and other journals. It explains dark matter, why the dinosaurs were so big, why there are anomalies in gravity on different parts of Earth, and other mysteries. He eventually reaches the Electric Universe model, which argues that electromagnetic forces, not gravity, govern the forms and movements of the cosmos, that Einstein was wrong and Nikola Tesla was more on the right track. For more on the Electric Universe, I'm beginning to look into work by Wallace Thornhill. I recommend this and Andrew Johnson's other books. Unique, it seems, among the researchers he looks at, Andrew Johnson connects his research on Earth with his research on 9/11. He theorizes that expanding-Earth research may be suppressed due to its connection with gravity, that someone, or some group, out there, the people involved in 9/11, knows more about gravity than anyone else, and doesn't want the truth on gravity to be known since if it were known their power would be reduced.
In this book, he examines claims of a hollow Earth. After going through claims that seem made-up or otherwise non-credible or non-convincing, he finds researchers who are convincing, then involves himself with one and produces a theory that is astonishing and convincing, which is that the Earth has been expanding in an exponential manner due to water turning into gas in its core. The theory is backed by various pieces of mainstream research published in Nature and other journals. It explains dark matter, why the dinosaurs were so big, why there are anomalies in gravity on different parts of Earth, and other mysteries. He eventually reaches the Electric Universe model, which argues that electromagnetic forces, not gravity, govern the forms and movements of the cosmos, that Einstein was wrong and Nikola Tesla was more on the right track. For more on the Electric Universe, I'm beginning to look into work by Wallace Thornhill. I recommend this and Andrew Johnson's other books. Unique, it seems, among the researchers he looks at, Andrew Johnson connects his research on Earth with his research on 9/11. He theorizes that expanding-Earth research may be suppressed due to its connection with gravity, that someone, or some group, out there, the people involved in 9/11, knows more about gravity than anyone else, and doesn't want the truth on gravity to be known since if it were known their power would be reduced.
