CM-322-SRC-004

Charles Hutton, Schiehallion experiment (~1774), and modern seismic tomography / PREM / USGS interior baseline.

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CM-322-SRC-004

Raymond Bernard / Walter Siegmeister

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Independent geophysical evidence that Earth is a layered, non-hollow body (density, gravity, seismic wave speeds).

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Established science; constrains all hollow-Earth claims.
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Raymond Bernard / Walter Siegmeister

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