Ripples in Spacetime, and it's relation to the Hollow Earth Theory.

I am quite interested in this subject. What are your sources for info? A ripple makes sense to me.

A lot of youtube videos about the inner earth speak about this. They state that you are pulled toward the crust, and not the center of the earth. If you sailed or flew into the opening you might not even notice because it would just seem like you are going straight. You would end up in a different environment though. It's supposedly warm, and you would realize that something was different. The arctic animals travel north for the winter instead of south, and I believe this is because birds and bears alike travel to the inner earth.





Last Edited by CJStryker on 09/16/2013 07:50 PM

it could actually be true, since they believe its all molten iron in the centre, so its heavy, and it has to be affted by the centrifugal and centripetal forces from eath's rotation and revolution omg

Nonsense. This is not the way gravity works and is against the laws of gravity.

When you are outside the sphere, the center of gravity for a hollow sphere is still the center of the sphere.

Inside the sphere you feel no gravity. It is called the 'shell theorem' and can be proven mathematically.

Last Edited by egypte on 09/17/2013 05:40 AM