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  Sirian Starlight December 25, 2022 at 4:47pm

  Hollow Earth, Flat Earth and theories other than this exist to try to give physical dimensional power to anything else other than what currently takes up space in the physical plane. I have often wondered why they don't all out say we have a multidimensional Earth. That would be far more accurate.
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  Roaring Lovely December 22, 2022 at 7:06pm

  please draw or link to a picture to show how this 'hollow earth' looks like.
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    Roaring Lovely > Roaring Lovely December 23, 2022 at 4:00am

    https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51RX8JBOBDL._SX306_BO1,204,203,...
    
    Now I have tried my own search. What I want to know is how pple think such a massive, hollow structure can persist without being collapsed by its own gravity.
    
    Obviously you cannot build a tall building without a basement. But it is not enough for there to be structures supporting the building. The pillars must not be too far apart for otherwise the buildind will still collaps! A hollow earth then is, technically, the tallest building imaginable, with the widht spanning the whole earth, but supported by only two 'pillars' at the 'edge' of the earth!

    
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      Drekx Omega > Roaring Lovely December 23, 2022 at 10:08am

      

      Remember that gravity operates towards centre of mass, on the outside, as well as the inside of Earth's crust/magma etc....The surface of the inside, which is, like the outside, standing on terra firma, with the crust below you (from two perspectives,)
      The difference to the conventional understanding, the orthodox, is that magma does not continue to a "molten core." The crust folds in on itself at the poles, allowing a vast interior......
      
      Even if you were to walk a journey through one of the polar openings, say the south, you would be walking on land and never fall off the Earth.....Gravity would seem to be the same, but as you continue on, and finally enter the Agarthan continent, which is the seventh and no longer Antartica, the sixth, you will actually be "upside down," when compared to where you started, BUT, feel the right way up.....LOL
      
      The same thing on the surface...We call Australia "the land from down under"....And a few centuries ago, it was believed that sailors could fall off the end of the Earth......The same with Agartha, now....Some scientists may feel that gravity would crush such a hollow structure, when in reality, it keeps the mass sustained....Like a cored-out apple...It remains a viable structure......A bubble of air in the ocean, likewise is viable....It does not burst immediately.....A natural planetary configuration, which applies to all planets.....Hollow interior, with a central crystalline sun, constantly at zenith and kept at the centre, gravitionally...
      It's a constant reddish light, like perpetual sunrise and in the sky, you will see "stars," which are crystalline cities on the other side of the world.......And on the other side, they will see your city, sparkling in the light of Shamballa....
      
      https://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/imagenes_titulos/shambahla08.gif

      
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        Roaring Lovely > Drekx Omega December 23, 2022 at 6:51pm

        So you are saying that when you are inside the earth, the gravity presses you 'upwards' to the walls from the interior just as it presses you 'downwards' from the exterior?
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          Drekx Omega > Roaring Lovely December 23, 2022 at 8:14pm

          

          Yes, the surface and crust, magma centre, simply folds into an interior, as one constant land mass and gravity keeps anyone walking upon the surface, in place, with no difference as they walk from outer earth to inner, in one constant linear experience...The sky may look different, but gravity draws all down to Earth...Down to terra firma....However, there is one strange effect at the gravitational middle passing point, not unlike observing the way water flows clockwise north of the equator and anti-clockwise, south...With stasis on the equator...Due to Earth rotation..
          Likewise....With a gravity deliniation line, between inner and outer worlds....
          There is a point where weight (W=mg) lightens briefly and rapidly resumes, as gravity is reduced, on the passage from outer to inner Earth (or vice versa)..For a brief spell, footfalls are noticeably lighter and then rapidly, weight resumes, same as before...It's a planetary gravitational delination line, very brief in duration...For a short duration, like walking on a planet half the size of Earth...and than normal weight again, when passed...
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            Roaring Lovely > Drekx Omega December 24, 2022 at 4:14am

            

            I would like you to try the following math. Now if you are at the center of a spherical and hollow structure, it seems obvious that you will not feel any gravitational force that draws you anywhere, rather than trying to tear you apart lol!
            
            Suppose you now move from the center say towards the left. Then yes, the force that pulls you directly to the left becomes stronger than the one that pulls you directly to the right. However, there comes in some other force that pulls you indirectly to the right. While at the center, you were pulled vertically to the top, by the same amount of force as you were moved to the bottom. But now having moved to the left, you are moved at an angle to the top, and also at the same angle to the bottom. The combination of these two forces pulls you to the right in the same way the string of a bow pulls an arrow by combining the two forces that pulls the string to the edges of the bow.
            
            I have never done such detailed calculation, but they say that the total force in the interior of an hollow structure is zero! I will check if there is one using the Gauss's law version of Newt's law.
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              Roaring Lovely > Roaring Lovely December 24, 2022 at 6:19am

              Ha! As I suspected, it is very simple in Gauss's Law. Any Gaussian surface drawn within the hollow region encloses nothing!😆 So we don't even need to calculate anything!!!
              https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.toppr.com/ask/question/i-u...

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              Roaring Lovely > Roaring Lovely December 24, 2022 at 4:37am

              

              Note very carefully the difference between gravity in the interior and the one it the exterior. If you are directly beneath Brazil in the interior, then yes, there is a gravitational force that directly pulls you to the wall. However there is also a force that pulls you to USA plus another one that pulls you to the south of Argentina. Though this force is weaker than the earlier, there are numerous such pair of forces that spans all the way to the extreme end of the earth.
              
              Now in the exterior, you are still moved both towards Argentina and towards USA. But these two forces shoots you like an arrow but towards the center, ie towards the same direction as the force that tries to directly press you to the ground directly beneath you.However in the interior, such pairs of forces always tries to shoot you away from the wall, opposing the other force that tries to press you to the wall.
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                Roaring Lovely > Roaring Lovely December 24, 2022 at 4:51am

                However, gravity can still be in the interior, but if we modify Newt's law a bit. If gravity is di-polar force rather than monopoler, Then we can imagin a case where the gravity in the interior is cause by a field that enters to the interior from the poles.
                
                This is to say that gravitational force never diverges unconditionally, contrary to how Newt asserted! I have been trying to use such an idea to explain the formation of the cosmic filaments. If gravity diverged unconditionally, then I can argue that only spherically symmetrical lumps of matter would form!