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carl fischbach
Heating of the Earth's core must have a logical
solution, which led me to this idea, the work
done by gravity on vibrating molecules throughout
the Earth moves the surface heat of the earth
towards the Earth's core,amplifing it as it moves
to the Earth's center.This is backed up by the
fact that, if you had molecules bonded together in
a long string vibrating back and forth, and kept
one end vibrating at a minimum velocity and applied gravity
along the direction of the string
towards the other end,you would find that end
opposite to the one maintianed at minimum velocity
would be vibrating at a greater velocity than
the minimum velocity end.Could it be possible that
the Earth's core is heated this way?
solution, which led me to this idea, the work
done by gravity on vibrating molecules throughout
the Earth moves the surface heat of the earth
towards the Earth's core,amplifing it as it moves
to the Earth's center.This is backed up by the
fact that, if you had molecules bonded together in
a long string vibrating back and forth, and kept
one end vibrating at a minimum velocity and applied gravity
along the direction of the string
towards the other end,you would find that end
opposite to the one maintianed at minimum velocity
would be vibrating at a greater velocity than
the minimum velocity end.Could it be possible that
the Earth's core is heated this way?