Center of Earth
Most recent answer: 10/22/2007
Q:
If there was a way it could be measured,hyphothetically, what would the gravity effect be at absolute center of the earth???
- Billy Mills (age 65)
Wadley, Georgia USA
- Billy Mills (age 65)
Wadley, Georgia USA
A:
Since there would be about equal amounts of earth at equal distances in every direction, there wouldn’t be any gravitational field. It wouldn’t have any particular direction to point.
People making descriptions of the hot iron in the center of the Earth (to understand the Earth’s magnetism) do need to use good descriptions of the gravitational field, and it does fall to zero at the middle.
Mike W.
People making descriptions of the hot iron in the center of the Earth (to understand the Earth’s magnetism) do need to use good descriptions of the gravitational field, and it does fall to zero at the middle.
Mike W.
(published on 10/22/2007)