Kira Izumi
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Post by Kira Izumi on May 1, 2019 19:43:47 GMT -5
Hollow Earth Theory is something i'm interested in. Basically for those who don't know, it proposes the earth is in fact hollow inside. I mean... pretty much that what it proposes. there's more stuff in that wiki link though. But personally i see it has a case. There is no real proof that the earth isn't hollow. With us only digging about 8 or so miles deep at the most. What do you guys think?
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Post by Mongo the Destroyer on May 1, 2019 19:46:11 GMT -5
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Post by Kira Izumi on May 1, 2019 19:49:26 GMT -5
i love you too mongo and lol. i still say it has some credibility till we dig all the way through to china though. But hey, at least im not a flat earther! that's a plus right?
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Post by Mongo the Destroyer on May 1, 2019 19:52:42 GMT -5
i love you too mongo and lol. i still say it has some credibility till we dig all the way through to china though. But hey, at least im not a flat earther! that's a plus right? Man when I was a kid I tried to dig to China. Can confirm it's totes hard to do man |
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Post by Kira Izumi on May 1, 2019 19:54:13 GMT -5
that's gonna be allot of digging,lol.
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Post by Mongo the Destroyer on May 2, 2019 6:36:27 GMT -5
I took a look at the article, but I feel like seismic activity would suggest that the hollow earth theory can't hold water- literally. Because during massive seismic movements the plates have sometimes shifted under each other and opened up new areas of crust. Were the world hollow wouldn't the oceans have eventually drained into the center?
Also lava- where's that shiz comin' from dawg?
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Post by Blackstone on May 2, 2019 7:11:56 GMT -5
I took a look at the article, but I feel like seismic activity would suggest that the hollow earth theory can't hold water- literally. Because during massive seismic movements the plates have sometimes shifted under each other and opened up new areas of crust. Were the world hollow wouldn't the oceans have eventually drained into the center? Also lava- where's that shiz comin' from dawg? Well...some accounts of the great flood mention the water came from below. That could add something to this theory. |
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Post by Mongo the Destroyer on May 2, 2019 7:39:51 GMT -5
I took a look at the article, but I feel like seismic activity would suggest that the hollow earth theory can't hold water- literally. Because during massive seismic movements the plates have sometimes shifted under each other and opened up new areas of crust. Were the world hollow wouldn't the oceans have eventually drained into the center? Also lava- where's that shiz comin' from dawg? Well...some accounts of the great flood mention the water came from below. That could add something to this theory. Haha, I was wondering if anyone would bring that up. Yeah, the great flood account totes suggests extra water came from under the earth |
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Post by Dave D-Flipz on May 2, 2019 8:00:39 GMT -5
The fact that we have a magnetic field kind of disproves this. This phenomena on this scale could only occur if we had a molten core flooded with iron or some other extremely conductive substance with plenty of electrons free to move about... Ie a middle transition metal. Also a hollow earth would seriously lower earth's mass and density which would mean we should see very different amounts of gravity both due to earth and acting on it.
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Post by Kira Izumi on May 2, 2019 13:39:59 GMT -5
so... you mean their really isn't a secret civiliazation or hitler inside the earth? *is super duper sad* i still find this interesting though,lol. I still want to see someone dig all the way through the earth too though. just to have undeniable proof what's down there.
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