At the turn of the 17th century, Queen Elizabeth's personal physician Sir William Gilbert argued against the prevailing belief of a polar magnetic mountain, claiming instead that the Copernican ball-Earth actually generated magnetism from a supposed molten metal core. To this day his hypothesis remains pure speculation since no one in history has ever come close to penetrating or perceiving the alleged 3950 miles to the ball-Earth's core. Later on, 3 American heroes (Cook, Peary and Byrd) claimed to have reached the North Pole but had very poor science to back up their claims. Learn the incredible amount of fraud surrounding the discovery of the Poles. 44-min. DVD

44 -min. DVD