QUOTE(Eventless @ Jan 1 2011, 01:47 PM)
That's explained somewhere within the 13 pages of text. Something about centrifugal force keeping the structure stable.
The reason why this thread expanded to such a length is due to the thread starter's faith that there exists a paradise within the planet. A place where people don't get sick, old and such. Since he doesn't have the means to prove such a thing, he hoped to get more believers so they can start an expedition to find this place and live there. The thread more or less died after that was pointed out.
I suppose that would be my prerogative to read all 13 pages firstly. I would, really, if the topic was well initiated and there is some sense in it.
Pardon me, as I remember previously, PhD School (when it was a standalone subforum) was flooded with myths and psychological and ghosts and metaphysics thread. I went ahead to assume this was another of such thread.
The blame is mine to take for assuming things too quickly.
QUOTE(CDP @ Jan 1 2011, 04:11 PM)
Look at the design LYNN.The space is on outside and inner side of the globe so the pressure is equal.The mass of the crust has its own gravity and inner sun which definitely much denser own gravity.
In primordial time of formation of any planet there were gases and elements rotating and centripetal and centrifugal forces at work.Heavy elements remained at center forming the core,lighter elements were expulsed off that center due centrifugal force.On those lighter elements however at work also centripetal or gravity force of heavy center core.At some distance from the center those two forces were equal opposite where the lighter elements were imprisoned and formed the crust.The forces of rotation on those lighter elements were least in the axis and no elements were imprisoned there and holes were formed.
1. Earth's rpm is not that great to 'fling' off lighter elements to great distance. EVEN IF it is able to fling them off, this would mean the flung mass is very small compared to the core. Thus, effect of gravitational force of flung-mass towards the core would be almost negligible. With that, I'm not so convinced if there would be a gravitational balance point to support the crust.
2. If rotational force is least at the axis, why would the distribution of flung-mass i.e. outer shape of crust be almost spherical? By your logic, rotational force would be maximum at the equator, hence the Earth should be almost of ellipsis shape (fact is, Earth IS slightly off spherical).
3. Lastly, if at all there were such finding, why wasn't it revealed? Political interests? Religion issues? Monetary gain? Secret training base for the Aryan race?
I'm sorry but I'm still very skeptical about this.