Hollow Earth
The Hollow Earth
作者：Ives, F. T. (Franklin Titus), 1828-1910
体例：题 章数：127
字数：146,470 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 127 题- BY F. T. IVES
- CONTENTS.
- PAGE
- I. Cranks 1
- II. Fire and Water 5
- III. Icebergs 19
- IV. Gulf Stream 28
- V. Daily Motion 36
- VI. Earthquakes 38
- VII. Volcanoes 40
- VIII. Rainfalls 44
- IX. Springs 55
- X. Glaciers 61
- XI. Caves 67
- XII. Artesian Wells 68
- XIII. Oases 71
- XIV. Things That Puzzle Us 73
- XV. Meteors 80
- XVI. Attraction of Gravitation 81
- XVII. Scientific Theories 86
- XVIII. Surface Influences of Water, and Change of Polarity 88
- XIX. Conclusion 95
- APPENDIX 103
- THE HOLLOW EARTH.
- I.
- CRANKS.
- II.
- FIRE AND WATER.
- III.
- ICEBERGS.
- IV.
- GULF STREAM.
- V.
- DAILY MOTION.
- VI.
- EARTHQUAKES.
- VII.
- VOLCANOES.
- WHAT ARE VOLCANOES FOR?
- VIII.
- RAINFALLS.
- IX.
- SPRINGS.
- X.
- GLACIERS.
- WHAT PRODUCES A GLACIER?
- XI.
- CAVES.
- XII.
- ARTESIAN WELLS.
- XIII.
- OASES.
- XIV.
- THINGS THAT PUZZLE US.
- XV.
- METEORS.
- XVI.
- ATTRACTION OF GRAVITATION.
- XVII.
- SCIENTIFIC THEORIES.
- XVIII.
- SURFACE INFLUENCES OF WATER, AND CHANGE OF POLARITY.
- XIX.
- CONCLUSION.
- APPENDIX.
- IMMENSE FIELDS OF ICE.
- A STEAMER SURROUNDED AND COMPELLED TO WORK HER WAY OUT.
- PASSED A GREAT ICEBERG.
- THREE HUNDRED MILES OF ICE.
- THE GREATEST OCEAN DEPTH.
- THE SUN’S TEMPERATURE.
- SAW TREMENDOUS ICEBERGS.
- THEY ARE 300 FEET HIGH AND SEVEN AND EIGHT MILES LONG NEAR CAPE HORN.
- KINGSTOWN COVERED WITH ASHES.
- ERUPTION STARTED ON MONDAY.
- SIXTY KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
- SOME PERSONS DYING OF THIRST.
- THE NEW JACKSONVILLE.
- A FRESH CITY BUILT BEFORE THE RUINS OF THE OLD HAVE CEASED TO SMOULDER.
- A PRAIRIE CAVERN.
- AN INTERESTING HOLE IN THE GROUND WHERE CAVES WOULD NOT BE LOOKED FOR.
- ARTESIAN WATERS IN TEXAS.
- THE GREAT ASSAM EARTHQUAKE.
- CURIOUS RESULT OF THE EARTHQUAKE.
- A VILLAGE DESTROYED BY AN EARTHQUAKE.
- FIRE BANKED FOR YEARS.
- A WHOLE VALLEY LAID IN WASTE.
- FIFTEEN CRATERS DESTROY WHAT WAS ONCE A DELIGHTFUL SPOT.
- A HIVE OF VOLCANOES.
- OVER THREE THOUSAND ACTIVE VOLCANOES IN LOWER CALIFORNIA.
- A TUNNEL A LIME KILN.
- THE SANTA FE MAY HAVE TO ABANDON ITS JOHNSON CANYON ROUTE.
- VOLCANIC OUTBURST PROBABLE.
- DESOLATED BY ERUPTIONS.
- FIFTEEN NEW CRATERS DESTROY MANY HOMES AND RUIN A WIDE AREA IN CHILI.
- GLACIER ICE.
- THE LONGEST GLACIER IN THE TEMPERATE ZONE ASCENDED BY MR. CONWAY.
- ANOTHER GULF STREAM FROM SAME SOURCE.
- THE LAKE ON THE MOUNTAIN.
- MR. DRUMMOND THINKS HE HAS FOUND WHERE ITS WATERS COME FROM.
- A BOILING LAKE.
- AN UNCANNY LAKE.
- CURIOUS LAKE IN THE WEST INDIES.
- ED FITZGERALD.
- LOFTY LAKES OF THE WORLD.
- THE WATER STILL RISES.
- QUEER PRANKS OF A LAKE AS AN EFFECT OF AN EARTHQUAKE SHOCK.
- THE DEEPEST LAKE KNOWN.
- A MAMMOTH SPRING.
- THE WORLD’S LARGEST SPRING.
- FRESH WATER FROM A SALT BAY.
- A STRANGE POND.
- WONDERS BENEATH THE SURFACE.
- FISH IN AN OLD WELL.
- ST. WINIFRED’S WELL.
- MONTEZUMA’S WELL.
- A REMARKABLE ISLAND.
- WHERE THE VALLEY WAS A HILL IS.
- REMARKABLE GEOLOGICAL DISCOVERY.
- TUNNELLING FOR WATER.
- FOLKS OUT IN IDAHO WHO RUN THEIR WELLS INTO A SIDE HILL.
- DOMINICA’S BOILING LAKE.
- A NATURAL CURIOSITY THAT WAS NOT DISCOVERED TILL 1875.
- LAKE CICOTT’S SEVEN-YEAR RISE.
- INDIANA PHENOMENON REAPPEARS ON SCHEDULE TIME.
- THE END.
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