More than 300 years ago, a man thought lost at sea re-appeared in Italy with accounts of a civilization inhabiting the interior sea of an undiscovered southern continent. Giuseppe Cognomi composed numerous volumes on this advanced and isolated culture - which he called The Linians - and the singular environment they inhabited at the bottom of the world. Though widely disregarded by the scientific community, the tradition of Linian scholarship has been kept alive through the years by a devoted few. The Society for Linian Studies is the first organized attempt to preserve Cognomi's legacy and progress his research.
Via Boing Boing. These guys sure are going to be pissed that we messed up all their ice.
Wednesday, April 08, 2009
Posted by Gerry Canavan at 2:16 PM
Labels: Antarctica, Cognomi Theory of the Antarctic Interior, cryptogeography, hollow Earth, ice sheet collapse, Linians
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