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apolloooo 05/03/21 8:34:51 AM #1:	Going by mass and gravity alone. Ignore the heat, impossible logistics, and everything else. The deeper you go, the less earth's gravitational pull towards you right? In the middle the pull is almost equal because the mass of earth are all around you essentially creating something similar to 0 G? --- http://i.imgtc.com/iJyp6bF.png http://i.imgtc.com/ZBw36Qh.png Thanks for the peeps that made the pics <3 if i make typos it means i am on phone <cite>apolloooo posted [p:953500800] in Speculativ... [t:79438598]...</cite> <quote>Going by mass and gravity alone. Ignore the heat, impossible logistics, and everything else. The deeper you go, the less earth's gravitational pull towards you right? In the middle the pull is almost equal because the mass of earth are all around you essentially creating something similar to 0 G? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FabIe 05/03/21 8:38:26 AM #2:	No, you would be crushed to death. Ignoring that, you'd likely jump in, fall and pass the core. Due to your velocity, you'd shoot up the other end a little way. Then fall back towards the core and shoot up a little less each time until you're just floating in the middle. But that assumes hollow earth and mole people don't exist. --- Play what you love and the damage will come. <cite>FabIe posted [p:953500857] in Speculativ... [t:79438598]...</cite> <quote>No, you would be crushed to death. Ignoring that, you'd likely jump in, fall and pass the core. Due to your velocity, you'd shoot up the other end a little way. Then fall back towards the core and shoot up a little less each time until you're just floating in the middle. But that assumes hollow earth and mole people don't exist. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Xavier_On_High 05/03/21 8:49:50 AM #3:	FabIe posted... No, you would be crushed to death. Ignoring that, you'd likely jump in, fall and pass the core. Due to your velocity, you'd shoot up the other end a little way. Then fall back towards the core and shoot up a little less each time until you're just floating in the middle. Why do you say a person would be crushed to death? My understanding is that the second part of your post is what would occur. --- http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ltnafhjcUz1qmxswbo1_500.gif <cite>Xavier_On_High posted [p:953501028] in Speculativ... [t:79438598]...</cite> <quote>FabIe posted... </cite> <quote>No, you would be crushed to death. Ignoring that, you'd likely jump in, fall and pass the core. Due to your velocity, you'd shoot up the other end a little way. Then fall back towards the core and shoot up a little less each time until you're just floating in the middle.</quote> Why do you say a person would be crushed to death? My understanding is that the second part of your post is what would occur. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Thompson 05/03/21 8:51:16 AM #4:	Xavier_On_High posted... Why do you say a person would be crushed to death? By atmospheric pressure, I'm guessing. --- Sigs are rather pointless, except if it's to showcase animation and images. <cite>Thompson posted [p:953501050] in Speculativ... [t:79438598]...</cite> <quote>Xavier_On_High posted... </cite> <quote>Why do you say a person would be crushed to death?</quote>By atmospheric pressure, I'm guessing. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Xavier_On_High 05/03/21 8:56:56 AM #5:	Thompson posted... By atmospheric pressure, I'm guessing. I assumed this, but as you got closer to the centre, I believe air pressure would reduce because the pull of gravity would be roughly equal in all directions. --- http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ltnafhjcUz1qmxswbo1_500.gif <cite>Xavier_On_High posted [p:953501145] in Speculativ... [t:79438598]...</cite> <quote>Thompson posted... </cite> <quote>By atmospheric pressure, I'm guessing.</quote> I assumed this, but as you got closer to the centre, I believe air pressure would reduce because the pull of gravity would be roughly equal in all directions. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FabIe 05/03/21 9:00:12 AM #6:	Maybe you'd be ripped apart then --- Play what you love and the damage will come. <cite>FabIe posted [p:953501209] in Speculativ... [t:79438598]...</cite> <quote>Maybe you'd be ripped apart then </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SolidShadow3 05/03/21 9:06:26 AM #7:	assuming I am correct you'd become stuck dead center of the earth (think a magnet getting thrown at another magnet of the same (strong) strength) You'd get crushed in.... maybe 20 seconds? Gravity would intensify --- By Odin's beard! TheDogFather, you will be missed. <cite>SolidShadow3 posted [p:953501314] in Speculativ... [t:79438598]...</cite> <quote>assuming I am correct you'd become stuck dead center of the earth (think a magnet getting thrown at another magnet of the same (strong) strength) You'd get crushed in.... maybe 20 seconds? Gravity would intensify </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Laserion 05/03/21 9:08:52 AM #8:	Why would you be crushed? When you get inside a spherical object, the shell of material above you no longer contributes to gravity on you. Also gravity decreases as the sphere of material above you gets smaller. Rule of r^2 doesn't work inside solids, only for distance outside it. Maximum gravity is at the surface of the earth. --- There is no "would of", "should of" or "could of". There is "would've", "should've" and "could've". <cite>Laserion posted [p:953501368] in Speculativ... [t:79438598]...</cite> <quote>Why would you be crushed? When you get inside a spherical object, the shell of material above you no longer contributes to gravity on you. Also gravity decreases as the sphere of material above you gets smaller. Rule of r^2 doesn't work inside solids, only for distance outside it. Maximum gravity is at the surface of the earth. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SolidShadow3 05/03/21 9:12:40 AM #9:	Laserion posted... Why would you be crushed? When you get inside a spherical object, the shell of material above you no longer contributes to gravity on you. Also gravity decreases as the sphere of material above you gets smaller. Rule of r^2 doesn't work inside solids, only for distance outside it. Maximum gravity is at the surface of the earth. Look, Im no scientist; so feel free to explain this like I'm 5 (please). but.. wouldn't that make a black hole a non issue? --- By Odin's beard! TheDogFather, you will be missed. <cite>SolidShadow3 posted [p:953501450] in Speculativ... [t:79438598]...</cite> <quote>Laserion posted... </cite> <quote>Why would you be crushed? When you get inside a spherical object, the shell of material above you no longer contributes to gravity on you. Also gravity decreases as the sphere of material above you gets smaller. Rule of r^2 doesn't work inside solids, only for distance outside it. Maximum gravity is at the surface of the earth.</quote>Look, Im no scientist; so feel free to explain this like I'm 5 (please). but.. wouldn't that make a black hole a non issue? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Tyranthraxus 05/03/21 9:18:45 AM #10:	SolidShadow3 posted... Look, Im no scientist; so feel free to explain this like I'm 5 (please). but.. wouldn't that make a black hole a non issue? Black holes will kill you before you cross their physical boundaries. The gravity is actually so strong it will pull you apart as the gravity affects every molecule in your body with a different intensity depending on how close it is to the center. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spaghettification --- It says right here in Matthew 16:4 "Jesus doth not need a giant Mecha." https://imgur.com/dQgC4kv <cite>Tyranthraxus posted [p:953501585] in Speculativ... [t:79438598]...</cite> <quote>SolidShadow3 posted... </cite> <quote>Look, Im no scientist; so feel free to explain this like I'm 5 (please). but.. wouldn't that make a black hole a non issue?</quote>Black holes will kill you before you cross their physical boundaries. The gravity is actually so strong it will pull you apart as the gravity affects every molecule in your body with a different intensity depending on how close it is to the center. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spaghettification </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
uwnim 05/03/21 9:19:41 AM #11:	A black hole is extremely compressed so that at its surface gravity is absolutely absurd. --- I want a pet Lavos Spawn. [Order of the Cetaceans: Phocoena dioptrica] <cite>uwnim posted [p:953501613] in Speculativ... [t:79438598]...</cite> <quote>A black hole is extremely compressed so that at its surface gravity is absolutely absurd. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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