If you could withstand the heat at the earths core, how far would you dig down before you fall back out ?

Answer 1

Im not a scientist, but I guess my thought on the composition of the Earth is how can we really trust our methods of whats inside the earth if theres alot of guess work? I mean scientists tell you that at a certain point all matter breaks down because of so much pressure and it is like a liquid and thats like 150 miles down? i cant remember the exacts on that. Earthquakes cannot form without a solid structure to resonateso beyond that point of 150-200 miles earthquakes are not supposed to exist, but they do. there are alot of earthquakes that form well below 200 miles. Some have been found at 700 miles down although they were weak in nature only like a 1 or 2 on the earthquake scale, but regardless theyre are earthquakes that form where theyre not supposed to be forming. Also I kind of feel like if we are not advanced enough to dig beyond say 7-10 miles ( i think thats the farthest the super deep well made it in Northern Siberia) Then how can we be so sure that the interior of our planet is what we think it is? We could be doing alot of guesswork and how can we be sure if everything is what it seems to be without finding a way to get there? assuming its incredibly hot and with great pressure on the inside...There could also be alternative ideas in regards to the earths composition, but until then can anyone really no for certain? Isn't any idea that brings forth enough evidence just as good as the solid earth theory proposed?

Answer 2

The is more than heat at the Earth's core. There is also pressure.

Be that as it may, you will never fall out. You would have to climb all the way out, which would be 6,378.15 kilometers in any direction, and you will need lots of air and water for your journey, since there are none of those things there.

;-D Have a nice trip.

Answer 3

that's been tried some cases, mankind won't manage to even bore in the time of the crust, no longer to show the mantle. it is via the extreme stress in contact, the hollow closes in from the climate, crushing any guy-made kit or helps that ought to hold it open. that's no longer needed besides as volcanoes carry the lava to the floor, it might probable be a count of money - the coal industry sales in that section would shrink, company massive-wigs would be sure that under no circumstances occurs. solid theory although!

Answer 4

Yes! doesn't gravity get weaker the nearer the centre you get. I don't know at what point you would fall out. I once read the full argument as to why you couldn't dig all the way through. Can't remember though.

Answer 5

China

Answer 6

you wouldn't fall out you would have to climb out because gravity pulls towards the center of the earth, the exact center so once you reached that you would stop being pulled one way and start being pulled the other

Answer 7

well not to long, the pressure at the core would pop you like a zit

Answer 8

You won't make it