If you cut a hole through the earth, what would be the impact on the earth?

After decades of progress, we can finally land on the moon and build a nuclear**.

Climb the world's first peak, Mount Everest, but these are past achievements, we need to achieve greater achievements in the future, in recent years our resource problem has become one of the biggest problems, so more and more countries are moving their machines underground, looking for resources in a few hundred meters undergroundIf you dig down like this, what will happen to the earth if you dig a hole through it? If the earth can be dug through, then this hole will be the cause of the destruction of the earth.

We have been thinking that the earth is round, so we can get the earth through so that going to the other side of the earth will save a lot of time, and we can also see what the inside of the earth looks like, first of all, we don't have the ability to penetrate the earth, and then this is just a casual thought, even if there is this technology, we will not do this, unless human beings want to perish, if the earth is really penetrated that day, this hole will not be able to become a fast-moving channel, because the interior of the earth is similar to the inside of the sun, Although our surface can be inhabited by many creatures, we must know how those volcanoes are formed, they are all pushed out from the inside of the earth, and the surface of the sun is a nucleus that cannot be accepted by human beings, so how terrifying its interior will be.

The earth as our home planet, is our current human base, and it is the only one, the earth penetrates this kind of thing only when human beings are dying, and it is not as simple as thinking about it if you want to open up the planet, even if tens of thousands of cores ** together in the interior ** can not be opened, and it will only bring us more disasters if you break through.

If the earth as our home planet can no longer be used by humans in the future and we can find other planets for us to live in, then it is possible to get its last resources out at that time, after all, the internal resources are super rich, and there is no need to leave a useless waste star anywhere.

The temperature inside the earth is very high, and if it is dug through, it will cause magma to rise, which in turn will lead to the eruption of **mountain.

It will cause the magma in the center of the earth to continue to flow to the surface of the earth, destroying the existing living environment of human beings.

This means that if we all know that the earth is solid and so big, this kind of if it doesn't exist at all, so the impact on the earth is not worth it.

Punching a hole in the earth and letting this hole run through both sides of the earth cannot be achieved with the existing technology of human beings. You must know that it is possible to drill a hole more than 13,000 kilometers deep. But only superficially.

That is, through the geocentric point, we can see that the geocentric material is a hot liquid from a volcano. This is just what we see on the surface of the earth. The closer we get to the center of the earth, the more we know nothing but to choose.

Only our minds can imagine how to penetrate the Earth, but in practice, what results can tell us how to penetrate the Earth. I do not know. Modern science is advancing, and society is developing rapidly.

As an ordinary person, I don't know much about the situation. It can only be felt. The ultra-deep drilling of Kola in the former Soviet Union reached a depth of 12,262 meters, but a strange phenomenon is that it took a little more than half of the former Soviet Union to drill through 12,000 meters, that is, 13 years, and nearly half of the drilling to penetrate 262 meters, that is, 10 years, which shows that the deeper the drilling, the more difficult it is.

In order to penetrate the earth, which runs through tens of thousands of kilometers, there are many unexpected disasters. Whether it will cause geological disasters and volcanic eruptions is beyond the control of human technology, so it's better not to play for the sake of curiosity. From a technical point of view, in order to drill through the earth, it is necessary to have a very high-power drill floor and a dedicated high-temperature hard drill bit.

Because the temperature of the earth's core is as high as several thousand degrees, even at a certain depth underground, the temperature is higher than the surface, coupled with the high temperature generated by the speed of the drill bit.

If you want to drill deeper, you have to increase the straightness of the drill bit. Because the deeper the drilling, the longer the drill pipe connection, the greater the rotation torque swing, and it will be stuck and twisted. Therefore, if you want to drill through the earth, it is unrealistic and has no scientific significance, and it may even bring disaster to human beings on the earth.

It is also necessary to discuss whether to play for real or not. If we want to penetrate the earth, then our drill bits must be resistant to high temperatures and have high hardness. The average density of the earth's core material is about grams per cubic centimeter.

According to current science and technology, it is basically unlikely. Then in the future, it may be a few hundred years, thousands of years from now, maybe there is such a possibility.

I think it's a bit difficult, if you could have done this a long time ago, the current technology does not have such an idea, and the idea of drilling the earth is quite bold.

At the moment, human capabilities are not enough. The current deepest drilling depth in the world is 12,262 meters, which was drilled by the former Soviet Union in 1993 in Russia.

I think that if there is such a hole, after jumping into this hole, people will move up and down in the hole, but the range of movement will become smaller and smaller, and eventually they will stay in the center of the earth!

If you can't dig it, go to the lava field in the center of the earth, and when you get through the earth, the earth will be gone.

The internal structure of the Earth.

The interface between the Earth's core, mantle and crust is mainly determined by the rapid change of the propagation velocity of ** waves.

When the crustal rocks are fractured and dislocated, strong vibrations will occur, which is **. **The energy released is very huge, equivalent to 100,000 ordinary atomic bombs**. It can make the earth vibrate like a giant tuning fork, producing powerful ** waves.

When people used instruments on the surface to observe the propagation of ** wave to the center of the earth, it was found that ** wave had a huge mutation at a depth of about 33 kilometers below the continent and about 10 kilometers below the ocean; At a depth of about 2,900 kilometers underground, another huge mutation occurred. This shows that there are two distinct interfaces in the subsurface, and the physical properties of matter above and below the interface are very different. The first interface, located at a depth of 33 kilometers, was discovered by the Austrian scientist Moholovich in 1909 and is simply called "Moho Surface".

Another obvious interface is located at a depth of 2,885 kilometers, which was discovered by the German scientist Gutenberg in 1914, and is simply called the "Gutenberg surface". Based on this, scientists believe that the interior of the earth can be roughly divided into three concentric circles with different concentric layers of material and properties, the outermost layer is called the crust, the most central part is called the core, and the middle layer is called the mantle. If we make a visual analogy of the internal structure of the earth, it is like an egg, the core of the earth is equivalent to the yolk, the mantle is equivalent to the protein, and the crust is equivalent to the eggshell.

So if a hole is dug in the earth, if a hole is dug in the earth, and the exit is on the other side of the earth, and a person jumps into the hole, how will he move?

Although it is impossible to penetrate the earth with current science and technology, you can imagine this scene. Now let's assume that the hole has been dug and well protected. So you can imagine that this is like a vertical passage.

What if the person jumps in, for safety, put on a heat-insulated suit before jumping down, because the temperature in the center of the earth is as high as 5,000 degrees Celsius, and it is believed that people will be vaporized when they get there.

After jumping, according to Newton's law, due to the gravitational attraction of the earth, man will do a vertical acceleration motion, which will reach the highest speed in the center of the earth, and then continue to descend through the center of the earth, and when continuing to descend, it is also due to the gravitational effect of the earth, man will do a deceleration motion, then according to the law of conservation of mass, the person will reduce the symmetrical position velocity at the point of the jump to zero, that is, just come out and stop at the other end. In fact, you will also encounter the friction of the air, so you will actually stop before you reach the symmetry point.

If you don't jump out of the hole when you stop, then you will still do many back and forth movements in the hole until you stop at the center of the earth. But the atmospheric pressure that the person is subjected to during exercise is too great, and the person is likely to be flattened.

First of all, we must first understand what the situation inside the earth is like, there are many statements about the earth's inner world in life, in fact, scientists also want to explore through practical actions, what is inside the earth, and human beings have also excavated the earth many times. In particular, the excavation of the earth in the former Soviet Union was also very deep, but later the excavation was stopped, mainly because of the high temperature in the interior of the earth.

Although the surface of the earth looks calm, but the temperature inside the earth is very high, simply put, the earth is equivalent to a sealed high-pressure object, in the interior of the earth is actually liquid flow, and it is precisely because of the earth's liquid matter that the earth can produce magnetic fields. If we dig through the earth, the hot material in the earth will soon erupt, and we all know that there will be magma when a volcano erupts. Therefore, if the earth is dug through, a large amount of magma will erupt in the earth, which is likely to cause the earth's magnetic field to disappear.

Secondly, there is the problem of magnetic field, the reason why the earth is so suitable for human habitation is inseparable from the earth's magnetic field, if we dig through the earth, it is likely to cause some damage to the magnetic field. If the Earth's magnetic field disappears, it is a very terrible thing, we can also look at the current Mars, the environment of Mars is so bad, and it is precisely because it has no magnetic field that it cannot give birth to life and becomes a desolate planet.

Finally, we can also see from here that if the earth is really excavated, the consequences will still be very serious, and it will not only have a great impact on the magnetic field, but also on the mass of the earth. As we all know, each planet orbits around the sun, and each planet has its own independent orbit, and it is precisely because the mass of each planet does not change that it will operate stably. If the mass of the earth changes after it is dug through, it is likely that the trajectory of the earth will be changed, and even the life on the earth will disappear.

The earth's resources will be depleted, and the earth's environment will be seriously damaged, the earth will also sink, the earth's performance will be destroyed, and the earth will collapse.

It will lead to the destruction of the earth, and it will also lead to a decrease in the mass of the earth itself, a change in gravity, and all life on the earth will die.

If the earth is really dug through, there will be no living space for us, the earth may also be **, resources will be depleted, and even human beings will be devoured.

This should have been an ideal experiment, but what would have happened if it was used as a place for some self-righteous powers to show off their national power? It probably won't end well.

Someone has done this digging through the earth, and this digging has been done for nearly 23 years, and this world-famous incident began with some scientific researchers in the former Soviet Union. Probably because of concerns about the different underground structures and material composition in different places, multiple holes were drilled at the same time, and the SG-3, which reached a depth of 12,263 meters, was the deepest of all the boreholes, also known as the Kola ultra-deep borehole. Is digging through the earth to change the current theory of continental plates?

Can the magma problem be solved? Imagine if you could dig all the way down from the ground and dig through the earth. How long will it take?

Of course, the Earth is only a few thousand kilometers in diameter, which is too small for human imagination. People want to explore the edge of the universe, and even want to go to another universe, how can they be blocked by thousands of kilometers of earth rock formations.

Isn't there a story of "the fool moves the mountain" and "the iron pestle is sharpened into a needle", as long as the son and grandson dig it down, it will be dug one day. I just don't know who wants to give it a try!

You must know that the benefits of successful digging are great, at least you can thoroughly understand the layer structure, and you can even predict ** and volcanic eruptions. It's much easier than extraterrestrial sounding. The subway has been repaired for thousands of kilometers, and it is not about the same, at most it is a little slower and more difficult.

If the tunnel is built in the center of the earth, the plane can be completely withdrawn, and the human race will all jump around in this thing.

In fact, we have not yet reached the technology to penetrate the earth, and we can't penetrate the earth, because if the hole in the earth is very large, then the lava and the earth's core material will definitely be ejected from the ground, so won't it destroy the earth? So, what is our purpose in penetrating the earth?

If we have to see what it's like with the naked eye, if we want to dig through the earth, we need enough technology to explore the earth, and when we explore the whole earth, we already know what the earth is like. Now that we know what's inside the earth, we won't dig anymore.

No, because if you keep digging, you won't be able to dig up the rock formations, and the environment below is unknown, so it's very unlikely that you can dig through the earth.