Maryland City, Maryland Jun 10, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - Have scientists had to lie about Mars? Doctored photographs, bizarre claims, stonewalling and outright lies have characterized the policy of the scientific community regarding Mars, according to Ruth Leedy Carr's recent book Polar Hole Light in Europe's Clouds. All these efforts to keep the lid on the hollow planet theory can have the opposite effect, she maintains, if the behavior is carefully examined.
If scientists really wanted to keep the public in ignorance, the four most revealing Mariner 7 photographs of Mars, taken on Aug. 4, 1969, would never have been published at all. The fact that no similar photos have been made public since that time indicates that this has been forbidden. By whom? By someone who benefits by keeping the existence of planetary interiors a secret. This four-photo sequence begins with an image in about three-quarters phase from Space Science and Astronomy, edited by Thornton and Lou W. Page. Photo B is from Patrick Moore's Guide to Mars. It appears in the 1978 edition but was omitted from a later Guide to Mars by this author. Photo C is from the Encyclopedia Britannica (1974) and requires careful enlargement because it is so small and overexposed in appearance. Photo D, in less than half phase, is from the title page of Pictorial Guide to the Planets by Joseph H. Jackson.
All four of these photos show a solidly bright south polar "cap" which is too far from the rest of the illuminated portion of the surface to be on the day side. The position of the sun's bright reflection on the side of the planet should be halfway up, and so one must rotate each photo clockwise. The sun's light is thus coming in horizontally, which means the day-night border can be found at the top and bottom of the image. If that border had not been artificially colored black or gray in the south, it would have been painfully obvious that the polar "cap" was on the night side, and therefore must be an opening illuminated by an inner sun around which the shell is in orbit. The background sky is artificially darkened under the "cap" in photos C and D, to create the illusion that the day side extends to that area, which is ridiculous.
NASA has now tacitly admitted that Mars does not have polar ice caps. By announcing that wet rocks have been detected near the poles, and not mentioning the detection of any ice cap, the agency invalidates many decades of claims by experts. George Gamow stated flatly of a Mars photo in his 1963 book A Planet Called Earth that "the white spot at the top is a polar ice cap." Presumably he was just saying what he had to say, because the polar blob of light doesn't look a bit like an ice cap. Two protruding blobs appear on a Mars photo in Life Beyond the Earth by Sameul Moffat and Elie A. Schneour. The smaller blob is off center, and if it were an ice cap it would probably have been in winter darkness.
In 2001 Carr sent Rep. Wayne Gulchrest a report entitled "New Angle Illuminates Mars Night-Side Light Mystery." It opened with a diagram attempting to show where sunlight would have to be coming from to create the bright reflection as seen by Mariner 7. Since Rep. Gilchrest had previously taught mathematics he may have felt the geometry involved had some merit. The diagram indicated that the center of the day side was even farther north of the equator than the bright spot in the photo, and therefore most of the polar "cap" could not possibly be illuminated by the sun. Rep. Gilchrest referred this report to NASA and was thanked for providing, on Ms. Carr's behalf, "information to support a theory that Mars is hollow with an internal sun." The letter went on to say that NASA does not respond to "speculative lay concepts" submitted by members of the public. But then NASA did comment by mentioning non-photographic evidence that was said to favor a solid planet Mars. This data included mass, moment of inertia and the weight of certain mountains. If "all the data" really supported the solid planet model, why was it necessary to omit photographic data from the discussion? Evidently because this data supported a forbidden conclusion.
NASA's discovery of a planet shaped like a collapsed foot- ball, announced by NPR in mid-2024, obviously favors the hollow planet theory. The fact that this was not pointed out is one more sign of a cover-up. A spheroidal planetary nebula's orbiting shell is thinnest at the equator, and so that area of a hollow planet's shell would be the first to cave in if rotation speed fell below a critical point. A collapsed football-shaped planet would be the result. The rotation of Mars no longer receives solar wind support at magnetic poles because its north and south magnetic poles have died away.
"Mars shall end and its inner star shall threaten the Earth." This is from "the Marshal Nedelin" in Contact by Carl Sagan, who was a planetary scientist. His book title sounding like "Broke his brain" hinted at secrecy in science. His character name "Ian Broderick" begins with the letters for "brain" and tells us: "Brain could be broken and I could die."
Isaac Asimov's anagram messages about Mars include "Mars is not yet (totally) limp" from Limmar Ponyets and "Mars be hollow" from the pluralized name of planetary head of state Hober Mallow.
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About the Author: Ruth Leedy Carr attended Indiana University, where she majored in journalism and psychology and covered stories in many scientific fields. She has written eight books on polar hole shifting, of which two Floria Benton books were republished by Saucerian Press. She was proclaimed by UFO researcher William L. Moore to be the world's foremost proponent of the hollow Earth theory.
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