Did Hitler really escape from Antarctica to the underground world?

Hitler did not die, but fled to the underground of Antarctica.

The Red Army of the former Soviet Union found a charred body in Berlin. Some people think it is Hitler's, others think it is not. There have been different opinions. Hitler was not alone in the suspense left by Nazi Germany. After the war, the allies found that more than 2000 German and Italian scientists were missing. If I tell you: "Hitler escaped into the magical underground world at the last minute before the fall of Berlin", you must feel very novel. In fact, this statement is not a novel and bizarre theory, but an extremely serious rational deduction by a group of people. These people are all over the world and have special research groups. Their original intention has not changed for decades. While insisting on in-depth collection of various historical materials, they constantly pay attention to the latest discoveries of scientists and explorers. An author named Ernst Zudell wrote a book called UFO-Nazi's Secret Weapon? The book claims that Hitler and his last troops boarded a submarine and fled to Argentina, and then set up a UFO base in a cave leading to the interior of the earth in Antarctica. According to the Center for Geocentric Studies in Ontario, Canada, Hitler and his elite troops boarded an unmarked plane through an underground tunnel at an airstrip and flew all the way to Antarctica. In the open area of Antarctica, they entered the underground world and no longer had any connection with human history. The above two statements are different, but they all agree that Hitler "entered the underground world from Antarctica". In fact, these people who are called "hollow earth believers" are not concerned about Hitler's whereabouts, but the mystery of the earth itself. It has been three or four hundred years since the hollow earth theory appeared. Although modern science has proved that the earth is a round entity, the theory of hollow earth is not an absurd assumption that goes against science. In fact, it comes from very serious scientific research. Edmund halley, a famous British astronomer who discovered Halley's comet, put forward the idea of "hollow earth" for the first time. Harley's idea in 1692 is very bizarre today-he thinks there are three spheres in the hollow earth, but it is based on actual observation and research. He found that the earth has multiple magnetic fields, and their positions and intensities are constantly changing. This discovery led to the establishment of magnetic declination theory and the invention of gyroscope, which still plays an important role in navigation, aviation and aerospace. Due to the limitation of historical conditions, Harley failed to prove his theory before his death. After Harley founded the "hollow earth theory", there have been various speculations and debates in this field, among which there are three main ones: the first one thinks that there are huge and hidden caves in the north and south poles, through which you can enter another civilized world. There is the sun and others in it. The second view (also called "the theory of turning the earth") holds that human beings actually live on the inner surface of the earth. The reason why human beings can stand firmly on the ground is because of the centrifugal force of the earth's rotation, not gravity. The sun is located in the center of the hollow earth, half bright and half dark, resulting in day and night. Stars are big blocks of ice hanging in the air. The third theory is called "hollow/flip theory". It is said that Hitler and some of his senior advisers believed in this theory. Hitler even sent a task force to the Baltic region to take pictures of the British fleet in the sky with cameras in the distance. For hundreds of years, on the stage of "hollow earth", various roles have emerged constantly, with various tragicomedy colors. /kloc-in the 9th century, a man named Cyrus Ted in new york, USA, advocated the "hollow earth theory". This man used to be an alchemist, and he was the first to put forward that "the sun in the center of the hollow earth is half bright and half dark". He bought 300 acres of land in Florida, renamed it Kellogg, and founded a religious group called Kellogg Six, calling itself the leader.