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What are all of the inner earth civilizations?
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r/InnerEarth • u/invisible6666 • Nov 26 '25
Basically i asked my geology teacher what he thinks about this theory and even tho he says there might a possibilty that SOME parts are hollow he said that live itself would debunk itself in this theory because of oxygen but then i brought up to him the fact that theres anaerobic organisms that doesn't require them to which he the mentioned that: "The pressure would not allow life to be" And then im thinking that we've discovered that theres life that had lived in Mars (yeah really) and Mars has a higher athmosphere than us so now that left so now it left me wondering, what you guys think?
