Deep Underground Bases - Uninhabitable?

**Hiram** · 5th May 2010 23:49

Posted by Tuza (here)
I don't think you can equate the science factor of working in tunnels, mines etc compared to say an underground base associated with ETs. Our science and degrees in man made science cannot be applied to these bases as I believe covert or black tech has been applied to these bases. The story I read, here I think, of the army or naval officer who was told to dress lightly, eventhough it was cold outside, and went down an elevator and walked into the Pine Gap base from the facility he was in the States had obviously black tech or ET tech; I say ET tech because the Government's secret facilities have and use this, so our science as we know it cannot apply.

The posts above that state that inner earth is a lot of rubbish I would like to refer them to the testimony of Admiral Richard E Byrd, United States Navy who purpurted that he was flying over the North Pole in 1947 and all of a sudden he and his radio operator were flying over different terrain and then eventually flanked by very unique craft. I cannot take credit for this link and information; thanks Mic I shall put your info here hon, if you don't mind be borrowing it from our other forum.

http://www.v-j-enterprises.com/byrdiar.html

Okay so go and do some research youngins.

Thanks Tuza,

I agree that there is probably black technology, and possibly ET tech in these bases. I was merely trying to illustrate that it is not even necessary to have such tech in order to create these bases. The existing earth technology is sufficient to create these habitations.

With that being said, if we are talking many miles down...I don't know perhaps we would need some help. But we have had help with many, many things

**SteveX** · 8th May 2010 19:34

something to chew on about ultra deep mining.

http://www.madsci.org/posts/archives...2644.Sh.r.html

**Lost Soul** · 9th May 2010 05:24

Well, if it is hotter down there, it makes sense why cold-blooded reptilians would prefer an sub-surface abode.

**Hiram** · 13th May 2010 00:59

Thanks SteveX, that was a nice link. My father and grandfather both worked in the Hecla-Star Mine well below 5000 feet. My father actually worked below 8000 feet in the mine.

The Hecla-Star mine in Burke Idaho was around 8700 feet deep when it closed. and was the deepest mine in North America.

Its very hot down there

**thedot** · 14th May 2010 12:48

Dear Gestalt,

It's a little bit late to question the existence of deep underground bases and cities. Of course, their conceivability using non-classified mining technology may seem dubious, especially basing upon non-classified knowledge about the Earth structure. But the difference between oil or coal mining technology, and technology used to build those underground cities, is about 1000 years! And when we search for scientific information about anything deeper than 1% of the Earth's crust, we find nothing but theories. Funny, just as with the "big bang" (which is nothing but a theory, one of many), in the absence of exact knowledge, we've got used to accept theories as proven facts and, even worse, make definitive conclusions based on them - that is, based on nothing!

If something seems infeasible, even unthinkable, this doesn't mean it is necessarily false.