If i were to drill a hole from the north pole to the south pole and jumped in, where would I end up?

Answer 1

You'd stop at the earth's core.

Answer 2

I don't think you've through this through all the way. It isn't very easy to drill a hole from the north pole to the south pole. If your planning on jumping down the hole when you are finished, you probably want a straight hole, which means you are going to go through the center of the earth. It is made of molten rock and so you will have to put up some kind of barrier to keep it from just filling back in. Do you have a barrier picked out that will withstand the 5000 degree Celsius temperature of the core? Do you even have a drill picked out? You need to sit down and work out some more of the details first. You know that the diameter of the earth is 7,901 miles right? I don't mean to rain on your parade. Just offering advice. To answer your initial question, you will end up somewhere underground and in pretty bad shape.

Answer 3

You'd first fall down to almost the South Pole, then almost the North Pole, slowly oscillating and coming closer to the center. Unless the crust closed up on the hole, or the Earth shattered.

Answer 4

assuming that you didnt burn up, you would bounce from the north pole to the south pole untill friction evenaully slowed you down, then you would stop right in the center. Basically it would be like a damped oscillator where the zero displacement point is at the center of the earth.

Answer 5

Your question has no conclusion, because its impossible to dig a hole from north to south pole.

Answer 6

The center of the earth. There was a guy named Sir Isaac Newton who did exactly what you are talking about...but he did not like the GRAVITY of the situation.

Answer 7

In the center

Answer 8

At the center after few bounces

Answer 9

In liquid hot magma

Answer 10

ive heard the expression jumping into hell but ive never seen it done. let me know when ur going to try that!