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originally posted by: eriktheawful
Everyone, please click on the OP's link and read the article. Please.
They are not saying the Earth is hollow and that there is another "world" down there in the traditional sense.
They are saying that they think the entire Earth's crust was not turned molten when the giant impact happened, and mixed up with the mantle, but instead that a good chunk of the original Earth's crust survived.
Over time, much of that original crust subducted, and they are finding traces of it when they drill.
The article is not about a hollow Earth, or anything like that.
originally posted by: eriktheawful
originally posted by: rickymouse
Actually, the dinosaurs didn't really have to have lived here, the dead dinosaurs could have been strewn all over the planet from this collision, much later than we think. Lots of things could upend what we think of as reality.
Uhmmmmm....the moon forming impact happened several billions of years before dinosaurs existed.......
Dinos didn't show up until about 230 million years ago.
originally posted by: SixX18
Dinosaurs being aliens is a good twist, I LIKE IT! But didn't scientists discover some modern day animals are related to dinos? Turkey = Raptor a reply to: nighthawk1954
The size of today’s life is limited by gravity. A reduced gravity would lessen the weight of life and enable the relative scale of all life to become larger. For example, the largest carnivore or vegetarian animal of today would naturally evolve to a larger size in a reduced gravity.
originally posted by: MagicWand67
a reply to: Granite
Just because an object rings when struck it does not means that the object is hollow.
Take a pot and fill it with water. The pot will still ring when struck.
Take a glass and fill it with sand. The glass will still ring when struck.
none of the official explanations of what is inside the earth at 1000 miles can be believed AT ALL.
originally posted by: Jennyfrenzy
a reply to: Kangaruex4Ewe
I'm with you on Agartha. My parents live about 30 minutes from Mt Shasta and I so want to go exploring for the entrance.
I want to believe!
originally posted by: prevenge
a reply to: MagicWand67
Yea but it says rings.....like...a.BELL.
not glass with sand
originally posted by: HarbingerOfShadows
a reply to: smurfy
You realize they are talking about an object roughly the size of Mars striking the Earth right?
This means it can't conduct sound which was the point he was trying to make.
The information is available to anyone who bother to investigate which they should do before propagating the myth.