Comments by "Valorie Napoletana" (@valorienapoletana4063) on "What We Found When We Drilled To The Centre of The Earth" video.

Actually, gravity alone would squeeze you to molten nothingness at a certain depth. But considering everything was considered and a perfect tube created... you would, in theory, essentially fall until opposing gravimetric forces slowed you and countered each other in a similar manner they use to create zero G while flying and then you'd gave a bungee cord type movement while the gravity pulled you to the center and then need to climb out one side or another.... however... that pull to the center literally holds the entire world together and would certainly crush anything we know of into oblivion.
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@SuperGordont Actually, the premise here is what if all the factors are considered... and generally, we know what gravity does. The problem is the whole concept is utterly impossible. It's just a fantasy argument. The hole we're talking about 8000 miles long... we don't even have a road that's that long... And we'd be drilling through molten nickel and copper under so much gravity that they solidify and create a magnetic shield that blocks most of the sun... What gets through there and keeps it in tact... and spinning? Don't have to call anyone silly. Gravity is a known quantity... it's, as you suggest, how to accomplish the hole that's impossible.
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@The92Ghost We're also considering the person is superman and can't be crushed by the gravity alone... because the kind of force we're talking about boils copper and knickel and condenses it into a solid. And not so much evaporated and more instantly vaporized and condensed.
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John Camp It really all comes down to one thing if all death scenarios are removed... is terminal velocity enough to push you through to the other side...
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