What Would it Feel Like to Stand in the Earth's Core?

[Soliloquy]

What would it feel like to stand in the core of the earth?

I was thinking since there would be like pressure coming from one one side, and pressure coming from the other, you would feel skinner. Plus it would be cozy ^^ Although I guess it would be sort of shaky and make you woozy because of the convection in the outer core combined with the stirring of the inner core due to the Earth's rotation as per the Coriolis Effect =(


SERIOUSLY.

 

[CaptainQuasar]

Ummm… like being burned to death, crushed to death, and suffocated at the same time?

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[mheslep]

I believe the OP really wants to ask the usual 'gravity at the center of the earth?' question:
http://www.Newton.dep.anl.gov/askasci/env99/env002.htm

 

[CaptainQuasar]

Oh, right. Whoops, sorry.

Yes, very cozy. Like you're clasped to the matronly bosom of Gaia!

It would be like floating in zero gravity in space, I think. And even if you were spinning around at the same speed as the earth, I don't think you'd feel dizzy, because you'd be going so slowly it would take an entire day for you to spin around once, right?

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[billiards]

it'd be hot, and you'd be under so much pressure that you would be crushed into a tiny little crystal, I doubt you'd "feel" a thing then

 

[mheslep]

it'd be hot, and you'd be under so much pressure that you would be crushed into a tiny little crystal, I doubt you'd "feel" a thing then

Crystalline states possible at those temperatures?

 

[Soliloquy]

I believe the OP really wants to ask the usual 'gravity at the center of the earth?' question:
http://www.Newton.dep.anl.gov/askasci/env99/env002.htm

Not really. I just wanted to see if the people on this forum would take me seriously.


Epic lulz!