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originally posted by: StallionDuck
Not true.
Earth is closer to a flattened sphere, more so than even a sphere. It does not have 12 sides.
originally posted by: Hyperboles
a reply to: All Seeing Eye
Yes but the inner surface at the equator will still have a column of air whose height is 4200 miles
Its not an air breathing life form
originally posted by: StallionDuck
originally posted by: Hyperboles
Hollow Earth
It is harder to debunk. There is no proof whatsoever except some legends. It is were true can you imagine a 4200 miles of atmosphere above you at the centre. the atmospheric pressure there will be close to 300lbs/sqin. Now what kind of flesh and blood can survive there, certainly not the surface dwellers who are used to 15lbs/sqin of atmospheric pressure.
So if there are inhabitants in the hollow earth, they cannot survive on the outer surface. The trees in the hollow earth will be certainly huge
Why not?
Life exists at the bottom of the Mariana Trench where the pressure is 15,750 psi
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
originally posted by: Hyperboles
a reply to: All Seeing Eye
Yes but the inner surface at the equator will still have a column of air whose height is 4200 miles
Again, it would be a assumption that it is all air. I doubt it is. But without direct observation, again, we can only imagine. And I imagine it is similar to the outside, and the remainder, weightless vacuum to the center.
They dont have lungs that fill up with air
originally posted by: StallionDuck
a reply to: Hyperboles
Sure they are. They just use gills to take that air from water. Also, water is still heavier than air.
originally posted by: Soylent Green Is People
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
originally posted by: Hyperboles
a reply to: All Seeing Eye
Yes but the inner surface at the equator will still have a column of air whose height is 4200 miles
Again, it would be a assumption that it is all air. I doubt it is. But without direct observation, again, we can only imagine. And I imagine it is similar to the outside, and the remainder, weightless vacuum to the center.
If it is a weightless place, then how does that reconcile with our gravity? If gravity is holding us down to the surface of the Earth, why would gravity disappear below the surface?
I can think of two scenarios of how gravity would work with a hollow Earth:
(1) Gravity is pulling toward the center of the earth, in which case people on the surface would feel gravity (we do), but people in the hollow part under the surface would still feel gravity pulling toward the center. However, I can see your point that if the center is hollow, there is nothing there to create gravity pulling toward that center.
which brings me to the second scenario....
(2) Gravity is pulling people toward the surface, not the center -- i.e., the shell around hollow Earth is the cause of gravity. However, if that were the case, people in the hollow part under the shell would still feel gravity, but that gravity would be upwards toward the underside of the shell.
Why would the outside surface of the shell have gravity but the inside surface of the shell not have gravity?
You must have missed the part I said Similar to the outside surface.
Why would the outside surface of the shell have gravity but the inside surface of the shell not have gravity?
And I imagine it is similar to the outside, and the remainder, weightless vacuum to the center
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
You must have missed the part I said Similar to the outside surface.
And, I imagine your second option to be closer to the truth, of Edin. And, I believe the center of "Gravity" to be in the center of the crust, not the planet.
originally posted by: ignorant_ape
a reply to: All Seeing Eye
its fun to watch the increasingly complex "explaination " mutate
why dont you "explain " how the alledged entrances to the hollow earth work - in light of your 2 last posts
To create 4 regions, 3 for mankind, one restricted, the Anunnaki resolved.
Give Mankind Knowledge, up to a measure of secrets of Heaven and Earth then teach
Lol correct
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Hyperboles
To be exact, at the equator I would weigh about half a pound less than I would at the north pole.
the math
That's about a cup of water.
I'm not quite certain what case you intend on "Resting", the implications of what I have shared go even deeper, my friend.
originally posted by: ignorant_ape
a reply to: All Seeing Eye
i rest my case
Then there was darkness in daytime, and at night the Moon as though by a monster was
swallowed.
The Earth began to shake, by a netforce before unknown it was agitated.
In the glow of dawn, a black cloud arose from the horizon,
Many myths and legends say that the Moon rose in the sky after the after-Flood darkness cleared up. Did the Moon cause the Flood?
Some scientists believe that the Moon was not always the Earth’s satellite. German astronomer Gesterkorn thinks that the Moon’s age is approximately equal to one half of the Earth’s age. In his opinion, after the Moon was created, it orbited far away from the Earth. A space object flew near the Moon, which caused the moon to change its orbit. The Moon moved closer to the Earth and became “imprisoned” by the Earth’s gravity.
Then, the Moon became the master of Earth’s waters. The Moon’s approach resulted in immense tides, volcano eruptions, and earthquakes. Waves were the height of mountains, volcanoes were erupting, and water was boiling. Probably, the new satellite was the reason for the Great Flood.