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Originally posted by blujay
reply to post by jokei
The honeycombed inner earth is inhabited by the Agarthans.
This exists in a higher dimension than our 3d world does ... hence the reason we cannot perceive it.
Originally posted by Aresh Troxit
"What if the oil we take is the lubricant of the planet, and by removing it, as in any mechanical system, the result is increased heat and breaking parts?"
Originally posted by Aresh Troxit
reply to post by MKultraVideos
Hey! Glad to see I'm not the only one thinking this! It has to have an impact on the planet.
And for those who don't think Earth could be empty, what about Tesla's assertion in this direction? ( Following experiments that had this conclusion following results... ) I mean, the guy was only the most intelligent human being ever...
According to the formula, then, the mass of the Earth times the gravitational constant G is 3.988708x10^14 m^3 s^2 10 We know the Earth's mass, but what about density? ( Is it more dense in the center, for example? ) The density of rock is roughly 3000 kg per cubic meter, but the average overall density of the Earth from mass measurements is 5520 kg per cubic meter. 10 ( This is also 5.52 g per cubic centimeter. ) Therefore, we can make a good guess that something inside the Earth is more dense than rock. This fits well with the accepted idea of a molten metal core. It does not fit the hollow earth idea.
earth ( soil )!