From: Brad Guth on 27 May 2010 19:08 On May 24, 6:07 am, infowolf1 <infowo...(a)aol.com> wrote: > On May 22, 10:04 am, "J. Clarke" <jclarke.use...(a)cox.net> wrote: > > > > > On 5/22/2010 9:17 AM, infowolf1 wrote: > > > > On May 21, 9:29 pm, Brad Guth<bradg...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > > >> On May 20, 4:00 am, Jean-Paul Turcaud<montj...(a)sfr.fr> wrote: > > > >>> AT THIS POINT IN PRESSURE, ANY CRYSTAL IS OF COURSE REDUCED TO A > > >>> SOLUTION ! > > > >>> Elementary Dr Watson. > > > >>> jpturcaud > > >>> Australia Mining Pioneer > > >>> Founder of the True Geology > > > >> Zero gravity, so what pressure are you talking about? > > > >> Gravity Force Inside a Spherical Shell (is always zero) > > >> http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/HBASE/Mechanics/sphshell2.html#wtls > > > >> Why not a crystal lined geode core? > > > >> ~ BG > > > > Regardless of the validity or lack thereof of this application of > > > hyperphysics which is > > > at least partly pseudo science anyway, > > > You really need to either check out the site or learn some physics, > > because what they showed was the classical analysis of the gravitational > > field inside a hollow spherical shell, familiar to sophomore or junior > > physics students the world over. > > > > IT WOULD ONLY APPLY NEAR THE CORE, and the crystals etc. being > > > discussed are from almost at the surface. the rock pressures etc. > > > would > > > still be valid in the first few hundred miles down from the surface. > > > It would apply inside any hollow symmetric shell, anywhere inside that > > shell. However the Earth is not a hollow symmetric shell. > > Is that junior and sophomore college or high school? math wasn't my > strong > point and I never finished 12th grade. > > My point was, that if there is reduction to zero of gravity as you > approach > the core, it is still irrelevant to this true physics daydreamer's > position, > because we are talking about crystals and pressures near the surface. > > If a dysfunctional mess like me, who clings to objectivity as a > stabilizer, > can see through this flaw in logic, why can't this "think for yourself > - > meaning think as I say" hollow earth nut case see through this enough > to stop posting before he starts? > > Probably a prior commitment to the hollow earth. (I think an early > exercize in this nonsense was editorpha, something that seemed > to be from some psychic source, and hollow earth was part of nazi > mysticism. Mysticism in general is of doubtful value, with the > exception of the efforts to attain more precise consciousness of > Eastern Orthodox Christianity, not blurred out confusing self with > the universe type stuff from the New Age and so forth writers. > One thing I figured out long ago, is that there is a certain overlap > between what the eastern metaphysic and magick and so forth > considers to be illumination, and schizophrenia. My later > religious research tended to confirm it.) > > Justina How about considering a 0.1% hollow moon? (or is any kind of hollow planet or moon impossible?) What if our moon/Selene turns out being 1% hollow? (much like a large geode rock that's typically 10+% hollow) Doesn't our moon/Selene with its offset robust crust of <10% mass, that's mostly (66%) situated on the back or far-side, have an offset core of <350 km radii that's 5<10% pulled/morphed towards Earth, in order to more than compensate for all of that inert mass disparity caused by the unusually thick crust being heaviest on the back/far side? Is anything inside of our moon/Selene fluid, because it's still hot enough? (I don't think so) Is the center of 1100 K enough to keep any core rock, iron and thorium fluid? (I don't think so, because that maximum core heat simply isn't a big enough volume to count for all that much) ~ BG
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