This electrical cloud is known to the people "within" as the abode of "The Smoky God." They believe it to be the throne of "The Most High." Olaf Jansen reminded me of how, in the old college days, we were all familiar with the laboratory demonstrations of centrifugal motion, which clearly proved that, if the earth were a solid, the rapidity of its revolution upon its axis would tear it into a thousand fragments.
The old Norseman also maintained that from the farthest points of land on the islands of Spitzbergen and Franz Josef Land, flocks of geese may be seen annually flying still farther northward, just as the sailors and explorers record in their log-books.

No scientist has yet been audacious enough to attempt to explain, even to his own satisfaction, toward what lands these winged fowls are guided by their subtle instinct.

However, Olaf Jansen has given us a most reasonable explanation.
The presence of the open sea in the Northland is also explained.

Olaf Jansen claims that the northern aperture, intake or hole, so to speak, is about fourteen hundred miles across.

In connection with this, let us read what Explorer Nansen writes, on page 288 of his book: "I have never had such a splendid sail.