GamerColyn117

Our idea uses the exact center of the earth and the person not being able to melt/burn to death from the core.

I feel like this is a very good question. I see what you are trying to say here. Like a frog in boiling water. You increase the heat a little bit over time so they get used to it, or like in the shower when you gradually increase the temperature because your body adjusts to it. I think that it may be possible to do this, but like the others have said, I think there would be a point where the pressure would be TOO high and your lungs would most likely stop working. This is a very good question though.

In church the other day my friend and I were thinking of something profound. Taking physics for a long time I thought I would find a logical answer. We were thinking about something. If there was a hole trough the earth and someone jumped in, what would happen? Would they fall through and land on the other side? Would they fall through and continue into the sky towards space on the other side? Would they fall through and get halfway and be stuck in the middle of the magnetic pull (like the earth has gravity going one way for each degree of it and they would be stuck in the middle of them all)? I chose the latter of the choices due to an "educated guess". Does anyone have any input on our ideas or have ideas of their own? Please comment and help me figure this out. Thanks.