Olaf Jansen: The first men to circumnavigate north to south departing from Stockholm.
I well remember that we left Stockholm in our fishing-sloop on the third day of April, in 1829
As he got rescued.
I proceeded to tell him how my father and myself had gone in by way of Spitzbergen, and come out by way of the South Pole country
Some of his experiences and things he has seen.
The cradle of mankind.
Beyond question, this new land "within" is the home, the cradle, of the human race
Has seen the garden of Eden
The city of "Eden" is located in what seems to be a beautiful valley, yet, in fact, it is on the loftiest mountain plateau of the Inner Continent, several thousand feet higher than any portion of the surrounding country. It is the most beautiful place I have ever beheld in all my travels. In this elevated garden all manner of fruits, vines, shrubs, trees, and flowers grow in riotous profusion.
I never felt better in my life than during the two years my father and I sojourned on the inside of the earth.
In 1829 he has seen Electricity and Mobile phone in use
By some device which I cannot explain, they hold communion with one another between the most distant parts of their country, on air currents.
1829, and we of the "outside" surface of the earth knew nothing then, so to speak, of electricity
Gold everywhere
I never saw such a display of gold. It was everywhere
Traveling in sips going faster than trains at the time.
The ship's speed, at times, surpassed that of any railroad train on which I have ever ridden, even here in America.
It was wonderful.
Describing Mount Meru.
In this garden four rivers have their source in a mighty artesian fountain. They divide
and flow in four directions. This place is called by inhabitants the "navel of the earth," or the beginning, "the cradle of the human race." The names of the rivers are the Euphrates, the Pison, the Gihon, and the Hiddekel.
Talks about hundred of years old people.
We learned that the males do not marry before they are from seventy-five to one hundred years old, and that the age at which women enter wedlock is only a little less, and that both men and women frequently live to be from six to eight hundred years old, and in some instances much older.
I am prepared to say that it is my firm belief that the magnetic needle is influenced solely by electric currents which completely envelop the earth like a garment
Earths crust is about 300 miles
is about three hundred miles in thickness from the "inside" to the "outside" surface.
also again
Thus, if the earth's crust is three hundred miles in thickness, which is the distance I estimate it to be,
Massive trees
from eight hundred to one thousand feet in height, and from one hundred to one hundred and twenty feet in diameter
The polar lights, northern lights (aurora borealis) or southern lights (aurora australis)
could hardly be said to resemble the sun, except in its circular shape, and when not obscured by clouds or the ocean mists, it had a hazy-red, bronzed appearance, which would change to a white like a luminous cloud, as if reflecting some greater light beyond.
and also
The mirage was at first a flattened-out, glowing red streak of fire on the horizon;
later there were two streaks, the one above the other, with a dark space between; and from the main top I could see four, or even five, such horizontal lines directly over one another, all of equal length, as if one could only imagine a square, dull-red sun, with horizontal dark streaks across it."
"A Voyage to the Inner World" by Olaf Jansen Also Admiral Richard B. Byrd flew in, his Diary Feb. Mar. 1947 and meeting with the Arianni, the Inner World of the Earth.
for there are those among you who would destroy your very world rather than relinquish their power as they know it...'
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