Re: is earth hollow inside?
- From: shalayka@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 7 Apr 2008 19:44:29 -0700 (PDT)
On Apr 7, 5:07 pm, duffy <fsh4...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Apr 8, 12:53 am, duffy <fsh4...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
you cannot have a earth with a hard kore
inside, simply becus tha fictious centripetal
force will push tha matter to tha outside
accordingly, earth is empty inside
lets day, 10 to 20 miles earth surface, then
it comes tha emptiness
lava is just melted earth becus tha friction
between tha plates, but this is only at surface,
while in tha real inside is empty and fresh air
coming throo tha poles
ufo and people from other planets easily can
life inside, where they also are protectted from
cosmic rays and othar radiations
how do you like it
am i cool?
and to continue ouer discussion
there are some people here which say that
there is too dark inside, and therfore si not good
but this is far from reality, becus think
if yuo can see tha bottom of tha sea from space,
then you easily can see throo tha sees and oceans
outside from tha center of tha earth
succinctly, tha earth inside has more light
than we have here outsid, becus light gets
lensed throo tha many sees and oceans that they have
Perhaps it would be best to ask a seismologist about this. When an
earthquake occurs, shockwaves are sent through the Earth, and arrive
at points across the globe after a certain period of time. I think the
question of whether the Earth is filled with lava and solid iron, or
"something less dense" can be settled by the rate at which these
shockwaves are known to travel. I'm going to guess that simulations
based on actual seismic behaviour have repeatedly pointed toward the
"solid" Earth scenario many times over, but I'm not a seismologist.
- Shawn
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