Do you believe that the planet earth is hollow? do a little Research before you answer this one?

History of the Hollow Earth Theory


The Hollow Earth Theory has been around for a long time. While the first concepts were crude, this 'crazy' idea has slowly developed into a viable alternative to the solid Earth model. In light from today's technology, many of our findings point towards a hollow structure as the only method to explain many of today's scientific findings.

Do you believe that the planet earth is hollow? do a little Research before you answer this one?
Yes like my sisters head
Reply:Where's your evidence? Which "findings" do you refer?





The gravity alone would implode any significant void space inside the earth. That's why the scene with the Amethyst Vug in the movie "The Core" is bogus.





Also, seismic waves travel through the earth, and kinds of these waves ONLY travel through solids (and liquids), and that alone proves the earth not to be hollow.
Reply:no. Earth is actually flat, so there is no space for a "hollow inside". And unlike you, I have a link with evidence:


http://www.lhup.edu/~DSIMANEK/fe-scidi.h...
Reply:Could you cite one credible scientist who believe that slop?
Reply:The earth is composed of a center of magma with and outer crust composed of platelets. These platelets are somewhat stationary. many years ago all the country's of the world was one plate. This plate was broken and parts moved apart floating on the magma center. Sound crazy, take a detailed map of the world and all the country's of the world will fit together just like a puzzle. The world has many caves and tunnels, but hollow no. So find one sane scientist and they will tell you the same. Number one answer was right. This hollow story is slop, crap bullshit call it anything you like, it is not true.
Reply:I travelled for some years with Ed Palmer, and together we followed many of his "mappes" copied from the Mayan originals in the late 80s and early 90s. We were accompanied by a Discovery Channel crew for some of our descents into the "inner surface" where we collected incontravertable evidence that the world is, in fact, a hollow ball with large orifices at both ends. On a later trip we confirmed our initial findings when we observed the "aurora borealis" (or 'Northern Lights') which were clearly reflections on the inside oblique surface of the convex "auticlute" surface of the structure of our planet. I was left with no doubt.





Of course this was all clear to me because I had already passed into the higher levels of "detarame" studies.
Reply:Absolutely NOT.


The earth is not hollow, only in the crust you can find some beautiful caverns. We know that the earth is denser going to the center. this is based on that we know the size of the earth 1,024,000,000,000 km^3 (sphere of 6400 km radius) and also the mass of the earth 6*10^24kg. So we know that the density of the earth is about 5.5 gr/cc. Nevertheless, the density of the crust is roughly 2.7 gr/cc.


We have very few samples of the mantle, so we know roughly its composition and density of 3.5 gr/cc.


We also know that the denser the rock the faster the seismic waves propagates and seismologists know that the earth is not homogeneous but formed by layers of increasing density. They are: the crust, the mantle, the outer core, and the inner core. there is a shadow of the s-type wave that strongly suggest that the outer core is a dense liquid while the inner core is a dense solid.


We have no direct access to the outer or inner core, but based on its calculated density and in meteorites it must be formed by a iron and nickel alloy with another minor components.


With all this data we are certain that the earth is not hollow, but a lot denser at the center. Only a dense core in the earth can explain today's scientific observations.
Reply:Which Scientific Findings leads you to believe the earth is hollow





However earth is not solid. It is like an egg. Solid outside and liquid inside. Again with a solid (iron) core at the center.