Scientists detect unexpected widespread structures near Earth's core

Don't wanna to see underground collapse, cause massive sinkhole... massive earthquake = trigger super volcanoes.

originally posted by: whiteblack
Don't wanna to see underground collapse, cause massive sinkhole... massive earthquake = trigger super volcanoes.

so what your saying is after drilling for oil the shaft came up dry? Pump insecticide, call it a day..

originally posted by: All Seeing Eye

originally posted by: whiteblack
Don't wanna to see underground collapse, cause massive sinkhole... massive earthquake = trigger super volcanoes.

so what your saying is after drilling for oil the shaft came up dry? Pump insecticide, call it a day..

Saying about hollow earth. What if it collapse? Oil drilling started in mid 1850's. Not 3,000 years. Who know how much that affect underground layers when shaft came up dry.... they pumped oil billions billions gallons out of underground

thamks for posting the thread... the info about the Planet & the heated Cores & /Mantle layers is hard to find as it tends to be overlooked and unpopular subject

Why is the active volcano list increasing exponentially ? the old answer of a hotter core is set aside with the discovery of large, denser masses of recycling Earth material is hotter than expected

one would think that the subduction zones where crust material sinks into the semi molten Mantle, would cool the surrounding molten rock somewhat as the former crust descends downward, and continues to also blend in with the hotter mantle in a circulation pattern

instead the denser/ larger 'structures' of former land-mass are suspended in the dense/not-as-hot, semi-liquid rock we call Mantle---- which is foreign to our physics of known geology action

are the theoretical Strangelets creating micro explosions where we did not suspect them to be?

in any case the 'conveyor belt' theory of former land recycling does not seem to be the 'Fact'

are there decommissioned Nukes or Fukishima debris being injected into deep wells causing the unexpected hot-spots in the inner Earth.... where the concentrated radioactive waste is causing the distresses to our inner Earth & heating up the core/mantle/surface crustal plate Volcanoes ?

originally posted by: whiteblack

originally posted by: All Seeing Eye

originally posted by: whiteblack
Don't wanna to see underground collapse, cause massive sinkhole... massive earthquake = trigger super volcanoes.

so what your saying is after drilling for oil the shaft came up dry? Pump insecticide, call it a day..

Saying about hollow earth. What if it collapse? Oil drilling started in mid 1850's. Not 3,000 years. Who know how much that affect underground layers when shaft came up dry.... they pumped oil billions billions gallons out of underground

use a disinfectant with a half life. you cant let any bad bacteria to get in there, it will ruin future oil production.

maybe the core from a celestial body who collided with Earth.

a reply to: ufoorbhunter

Ah, don't you just want to pick his brain? I have a friend who worked for the space program in the 70's. I've spent all of my adult life trying to trip them up into spilling the 'moon landing' truths. Not doing. I get lots of winks and grins, but no details.

originally posted by: drwire
maybe the core from a celestial body who collided with Earth.

collide? Controlled contact. "The Day the Earth Stood Still" "The Sun Used to come up in the West" "Dark 300 mile diameter Circles" Controlled Manipulations! " celestial body"? Celestial Chariot!

originally posted by: whiteblack

originally posted by: All Seeing Eye

originally posted by: whiteblack
Don't wanna to see underground collapse, cause massive sinkhole... massive earthquake = trigger super volcanoes.

so what your saying is after drilling for oil the shaft came up dry? Pump insecticide, call it a day..

Saying about hollow earth. What if it collapse? Oil drilling started in mid 1850's. Not 3,000 years. Who know how much that affect underground layers when shaft came up dry.... they pumped oil billions billions gallons out of underground

HE collapse? not possible. Crust hovers around Central core, electromagnetically. But, crust can be destroyed by pushing too hard inward. Deforming to the point of failure of magnetic influence (capillary attraction) of crust. Planet crust will start to break up after that (Tiamat/Celestial Chariot/ Destroyer). Over natural time crust will mend any imperfections by capillary attraction, minus any outside molestation's. Except, too much water will continue to thin crust causing weak spots.

Maybe it's the beginnings of a new continent in a few million years.

a reply to: Ophiuchus 13


Mole People …??

originally posted by: Aboom
a reply to: Mandroid7

It sure does sound as if they are planting seeds for upcoming disclosure with the use of a word like "structures." Seriously though, I enjoy the hollow earth theory. I havent read anything new regarding that in quite some time.

"Structure" in this context isn't being used the way you're taking it.

Anything is possible.

I had considered that some of the materials of the core may have seeped through or escaped the primary areas containing it near the core-mantle boundary. As it is spinning some of the heavier materials that make up the core may be flung off and pushed thru core-mantle like fissures.

These materials then possibly cooled slightly after settling on the outer surfaces of the core-mantle boundaries but still since being original core heated material maintain a relatively warm heat signature close to the possible core temp but not as hot as the core because of being further away from the central spinning point, which keeps the materials there hotter.

Extraction of these materials if ever possible or further studying may allow for better understanding of the planet central core material.

a reply to: firerescue

It's possible that the temperature of the molten iron core isn't uniform, perhaps parts warm and cool which occasionally makes some areas more solid than others.

originally posted by: BerkshireEntity
Awesome thread! I was wondering if there has been any new info like this about the center of the earth. Structures eh?..... could this be alien structures? That would be pretty damn strange but not to surprising.
Anyway thanks! S & F

"Structure" does not mean a building ffs. It's a more general term.

If a patch of ocean has slightly more salt in it, that is considered a structure for example.

a reply to: BelowLowAnnouncement

This is true, plus it's very likely that it's just composed of different chemicals that are more heat resistant

originally posted by: Ophiuchus 13
It will be interesting to see the more detailed shapes of these structures as science advances.

When they Mention " Structures " , in what Exact Sense are they Implying ? Natural Formations , or Artificial Structures ?

originally posted by: Zanti Misfit

originally posted by: Ophiuchus 13
It will be interesting to see the more detailed shapes of these structures as science advances.

When they Mention " Structures " , in what Exact Sense are they Implying ? Natural Formations , or Artificial Structures ?

In their minds probably "Natural". No creativity. One day, they might see Mt Olympus lol lol.

originally posted by: Aboom
a reply to: Mandroid7

It sure does sound as if they are planting seeds for upcoming disclosure with the use of a word like "structures." Seriously though, I enjoy the hollow earth theory. I havent read anything new regarding that in quite some time.

"Structures" is an extremely common word used in geology to describe large natural geologic formations.

It's an everyday word for geologists talking about natural deposits of different rock layers, pieces of crust, strata, etc., and has nothing to do with intelligently-made buildings in the context commonly used by geology.

www.google.com...

The moons core is in there with ours.