Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-13


circle OF matter 50 thrown out, like rarityoi
gravity should pre-, all, and hence dispo.
sition to separate into two concentric cir
cles occurs. Thus far admitted, it follows
that successive similar subdivisions should
exist, gradually lessenipg in force or guam.
tily. By applying this principle to the
earth, found the necessity OF hollow con.
centric spheres. A decision of scboOlmen
on these lines, shall be followed by addition
al positions. further explaining my new
principles of hollow planets and conceG,rE
spheres, declared in circular letter Of Ike
10Th April, 1918.
JOHN CLEVES SYMMES,
Of Ohio, late capt. Of Init
GEoLoGY-MENoIR 3.
Light gives light to discover Hgh,-'An in.
finitum."
81. Louis, June "a. 1878.
Having about year since decided on
The geometrical necessity fall The planets
being hollow, and consisting of separate
concentric spheres involved within each
other, las last week published: J like laws
led me, on the 10 Of December, 1917, at
Pass Christian, (Gulf of Mexico) to decd.
that the same rotation that throws the mai.
ter wide from the centre would throw it
some degrees from the poles, This roia-
ton | deemed sufficient TO protrude the
equator, and so flatten and thin the sphere
at the poles, that the matter would shrink
or gravitate from the thinnest point at each
pole towards the thicker parts of the
sphere. and thence the poles remain open.
On the 18th of last January, near No
bile. a fire ball burst, that an instant before
projected cone of fire from each pole q:
right angles, with its course its bursting
like bomb-shell Showed it to be hollow,
the two cones of light besides its tail shew-
ed il was then open at the poles, e. deem.
ed it a petty planet. This was the hrst
confirmation ! found to support my new
positions. The fiji, ball that fell in Con.
necticut in 1917 produced three distinc.
reports in rapid succession, this Showed il
consisted OF three concentric spheres.
Since last January my mind has been
almost entirely devoted to the study OF ma
lures laws both abroad and at my reading
desk /; and | nave found full fifty strong ad-
dtional proofs OF my new principles; Twill
state the base of number, from whence
the studious may trace their merits Gas
have done) in books that treat on them. ];
the learned admit my philosophy without
formal treatise, shall be the more graft
fed.
Proof 1.-The alternate dark and light
circle seen round the poles Of Mars, as il
several coneentric spheres open at ,heif
poles. existed one within another.
g. Saturn's rings, which have the ap.
pearance OF being some of his outemo:t
spheres widely open at their poles, ow.
ing perhaps TO great rarity and a rapid rota-
ton.
3. One of The cusps or horns Of Venus,
sometimes running 10 degrees into her DARK
hemisphere, being narrow, bends lnwards
like hook before il terminates, as II thi;
barrow lighted part wound round The brlm
of hole, that might be hollow pole, and
at other periods terminates blunt'y, Leaving
dark space of several degrees, and again
showing tip or spot OF light as il hole
had interrupted the horn near the point.
4. The belts of Jupiter (whose poles we
cannot see) seem to favor the doctrine OF
plurality OF the spheres, more or less solid,
as does the belts OF Mars.
3, The spots on the sun, which have tte
appearance of fractured breaches in his oui-
ermost sphere Of solids, through which an
inner one is seen his poles too may be
open but we can never sec them.
6. Although the eqrinoxes proceed.
yet the just proportion OF the flatted poles
continue, as ifthe glcLe yieidcd like soap
bubble.
7. Iron filings siited on paper, forms into
concentric circles on holding magnet "
der the paper.
The other indexes OF proofs will be az
ded, in succeeding numbers, shelving, how
the emigration of fish and GVadrul,,,.Hs U.
not birds) over and under the polar IL,
norihwards in the fall while pooG. an
southwarrls in the spring when fat, pTcse,
my new doctrine. together with many
additional phenomena concuring by ass
lOgv.
| hope an early decision of the school,
NAV lest The truth Of nv principles.
Man feels that the Deity is grea! and
powerful beyond comprehension--tiris he
is taught BIZ religion and Inc wonders Of
creation. So far as This feeling is ioUnd I'D
on the excellent and magnificent formation
Of the universe (if | am right it shnnd bn
az many times doubled IS these qualities ~"
shown TO be. by each planet containing 4
succession of lesser ones, hahitablc on their
inner and outer surfaces, either for lnsi nr
fish and quahrupefs, which >re iuoh ior
man the inside spheres of the sun, End hfi
compeers the siars, should also be included
as equally habitable.
-. Tough men cannot comprehend 'hu
inn lite greatness Of God, vet the morn hey
understand his mighty works. the moT they
must adore him hence corrcc; philosophers
cannot doubt divinity to refrain from Hgr'