The Zone Below

dad · Jan 23, 2012

The mysterious inner earth is largely unknown to science. What they think they know of it is based on the laws and realities that exist on the earth surface, and are projected mentally deep deep down. Of course no one has ever been down there. So we bounce waves around, and melt stuff up here, and that sort of thing, and assume this tells us about the unknown inner earth.

"On top of Earth's core, consisting of liquid iron, lies the solid mantle, which is made up essentially of magnesium oxides, iron and silicon. The border between the core and the mantle, located at 2900 km below Earth's surface, is highly intriguing to geophysicists. With a pressure of around 1.4 million times the atmospheric pressure and a temperature of more than 4000 Kelvin, this zone is home to chemical reactions and changes in states of matter still unknown. The seismologists who have studied this subject have acknowledged an abrupt reduction of the speed of the seismic waves, which sometimes reach 30% when getting close to this border."

When Earth's mantle meets its core: Findings boost hypothesis of deep magma ocean

If there is a spiritual component to the inner earth then, we might ask at what depth it starts to really kick in.

Perhaps 2900 km?!

Davian · Jan 23, 2012

Yes, and to imagine that the Earth is actually hollow:

"The Expanding Earth idea has been around for a long time, but science has not considered it worthy of genuine investigation because a driving force was missing. This is where the Hollow Earth theory comes in. A new understanding of Gravity gives rise to an expanding, hollow Earth and once and for all neatly solves the drifting continent phenomenon."

The Hollow Earth Theory - Serious scientific evidence supporting the theory that planets are naturally hollow.

Split Rock · Jan 23, 2012

dad said:
The mysterious inner earth is largely unknown to science. What they think they know of it is based on the laws and realities that exist on the earth surface, and are projected mentally deep deep down. Of course no one has ever been down there. So we bounce waves around, and melt stuff up here, and that sort of thing, and assume this tells us about the unknown inner earth.

"On top of Earth's core, consisting of liquid iron, lies the solid mantle, which is made up essentially of magnesium oxides, iron and silicon. The border between the core and the mantle, located at 2900 km below Earth's surface, is highly intriguing to geophysicists. With a pressure of around 1.4 million times the atmospheric pressure and a temperature of more than 4000 Kelvin, this zone is home to chemical reactions and changes in states of matter still unknown. The seismologists who have studied this subject have acknowledged an abrupt reduction of the speed of the seismic waves, which sometimes reach 30% when getting close to this border."

When Earth's mantle meets its core: Findings boost hypothesis of deep magma ocean

Still peddling your loney Church of One fantasy world, eh dad? How's that working for you?

dad said:
If there is a spiritual component to the inner earth then, we might ask at what depth it starts to really kick in.

Perhaps 2900 km?!

Why not 3500 km? Or 1500 km? Got any scripture you can mangle to support your 2900 km "theory?"

CabVet · Jan 23, 2012

Split Rock said:
Why not 3500 km? Or 1500 km? Got any scripture you can mangle to support your 2900 km "theory?"

I am sure 2900 km below is where hell starts.

Split Rock · Jan 23, 2012

CabVet said:
I am sure 2900 km below is where hell starts.

Don't laugh, that's exactly what dad is saying.

dad · Jan 23, 2012

Davian said:
Yes, and to imagine that the Earth is actually hollow:
..

No thanks. I prefer to stop imagining. For example the abrupt change they can detect must be caused by something. It could be a zone where surface laws end for all that science knows. After all, the zone has to start somewhere, one would suspect. Man has been something like 10 miles down, so I think we can say that it is not in that area, generally, unless in some area there is some conduit, or connection to the lower zone. In the bible is does talk of a pit that connects...so that is also a real possibility that this pipeline to hell will exist one day. In fact, there may be areas where the zone comes closer to the surface than others

Split Rock · Jan 23, 2012

dad said:
I prefer to stop imagining.

If that were so, then you would have nothing to post here.

Case in point:

dad said:
For example the abrupt change they can detect must be caused by something. It could be a zone where surface laws end for all that science knows. After all, the zone has to start somewhere, one would suspect. Man has been something like 10 miles down, so I think we can say that it is not in that area, generally, unless in some area there is some conduit, or connection to the lower zone. In the bible is does talk of a pit that connects...so that is also a real possibility that this pipeline to hell will exist one day. In fact, there may be areas where the zone comes closer to the surface than others

emphasis mine.

dad · Jan 23, 2012

Split Rock said:
Don't laugh, that's exactly what dad is saying.

Not really. I am saying we don't know. What is known is that the foundations of the earth are eternal, far as I can tell. Unlike the surface, which will be totally burned up. It is also known that there are spirit beings that dwell down there somewhere. That does not have to mean their habitation encompasses all or even most of the inner earth.

The point is that there indeed may be a zone where more than the physical exists, and more than physical only laws exist. For men on the surface then, assuming all is uniform, no accurate picture could be gotten. The very few actual facts that we might have, such as that seismic waves of one sort cannot penetrate beyond a certain range, could be interpreted quite differently.

CabVet · Jan 23, 2012

dad said:
Not really. I am saying we don't know. What is known is that the foundations of the earth are eternal, far as I can tell. Unlike the surface, which will be totally burned up. It is also known that there are spirit beings that dwell down there somewhere. That does not have to mean their habitation encompasses all or even most of the inner earth.

The point is that there indeed may be a zone where more than the physical exists, and more than physical only laws exist. For men on the surface then, assuming all is uniform, no accurate picture could be gotten. The very few actual facts that we might have, such as that seismic waves of one sort cannot penetrate beyond a certain range, could be interpreted quite differently.

You've got a great imagination, ever thought about writing fiction books? Gotta put that talent to work. That is, unless you are just repeating what you heard elsewhere.

Split Rock · Jan 23, 2012

CabVet said:
You've got a great imagination, ever thought about writing fiction books? Gotta put that talent to work. That is, unless you are just repeating what you heard elsewhere.

It worked for L. Ron Hubbard!

dad · Jan 23, 2012

Split Rock said:
If that were so, then you would have nothing to post here.

Case in point:

emphasis mine.

When one adds the bible to one's knowledge one has more to say. Elementary. But the bible does not tell us a lot of details about what the interior of the planet is like. So, in all honesty, and humility, when speaking of a zone where eternal laws take over from surface laws, I find it best to phrase things in a way that reflects less than absolute specific detailed knowledge mile by mile of the inner earth.

Now so called science has taken their belief system, that is, that our laws apply all the way to the core (and out to infinity and beyond as well) and concocted a models of the unknown, unvisited inner earth based on that and that alone. They then proceed to spout off about the created fantasy of what the depths of earth are like as if they knew! That is wrong, and a primo example of imagination run amok.

The only reasonable thing to do, is glean off the tiny bits that are actually known from their fabricated fantasy pile of steaming hot mental doodoo, and add in the little that is known from God's revelations to our species. While it still leaves a lot of unknowns, at least one can know enough to toss out wholesale the warped and devious conclusions that present state surface so called science has offered on the unknown.

dad · Jan 23, 2012

CabVet said:
You've got a great imagination, ever thought about writing fiction books? Gotta put that talent to work. That is, unless you are just repeating what you heard elsewhere.

The fiction is a hot core, where only physical materials and laws exist. Really. My stuff is anti fiction

selfinflikted · Jan 23, 2012

dad said:
The fiction is a hot core, where only physical materials and laws exist. Really. My stuff is anti fiction

What reason do any of us have to believe that anything other than physical materials exist at the center of the earth?

dad · Jan 23, 2012

Split Rock said:
It worked for L. Ron Hubbard!

Any relation ..?

Old Mother Hubbard
Went to the cupboard,
To give the poor dog a bone:
When she came there,
The cupboard was bare,
And so the poor pecker had none.

She went to the baker's
To buy him some bread;
When she came back
The dog was dead!

She went to the undertaker's
To buy him a coffin;
When she came back
The dog was laughing.

She took a clean dish
to get him some tripe;
When she came back
He was smoking his pipe.

She went to the alehouse
To get him some beer;
When she came back
The dog sat in a chair.

She went to the tavern
For white wine and red;
When she came back
The dog stood on his head.

She went to the fruiterer's
To buy him some fruit;
When she came back
He was playing the flute.

She went to the tailor's
To buy him a coat;
When she came back
He was riding a goat.

She went to the hatter's
To buy him a hat;
When she came back
He was feeding her cat.

She went to the barber's
To buy him a wig
When she came back
He was dancing a jig.

She went to the cobbler's
To buy him some shoes;
When she came back
He was reading the news.

She went to the sempstress
To buy him some linen;
When she came back
The dog was spinning.

She went to the hosier's
To buy him some hose;
When she came back
He was dressed in his clothes.

The Dame made a curtsy,
The dog made a bow;
The Dame said, Your servant;
The dog said, Bow-wow.

This wonderful dog
Was Dame Hubbard's delight,
He could read, he could dance,
He could sing, he could write;
She gave him rich dainties
Whenever he fed,
And erected this monument
When he was dead.[1]

CabVet · Jan 23, 2012

dad said:
The fiction is a hot core, where only physical materials and laws exist. Really. My stuff is anti fiction

There is at least some (and by that I mean lots) of evidence for a core the way we understand it today. There is none for your stuff.

Split Rock · Jan 23, 2012

dad said:
When one adds the bible to one's knowledge one has more to say. Elementary. But the bible does not tell us a lot of details about what the interior of the planet is like. So, in all honesty, and humility, when speaking of a zone where eternal laws take over from surface laws, I find it best to phrase things in a way that reflects less than absolute specific detailed knowledge mile by mile of the inner earth.

Or, you have no idea what you are babbling about.

dad said:
Now so called science has taken their belief system, that is, that our laws apply all the way to the core (and out to infinity and beyond as well) and concocted a models of the unknown, unvisited inner earth based on that and that alone. They then proceed to spout off about the created fantasy of what the depths of earth are like as if they knew! That is wrong, and a primo example of imagination run amok.

Imagination is fine when it includes dad's erroneous interpretion of scripture, but it is "run amok," if it goes against it. Correct?

dad said:
The only reasonable thing to do, is glean off the tiny bits that are actually known from their fabricated fantasy pile of steaming hot mental doodoo, and add in the little that is known from God's revelations to our species. While it still leaves a lot of unknowns, at least one can know enough to toss out wholesale the warped and devious conclusions that present state surface so called science has offered on the unknown.

The only reasonable thing to do is to ignore your bible-based blather which has no practical use whatsoever, and figure things out with science, which has a long track record of practicality.

Split Rock · Jan 23, 2012

CabVet said:
There is at least some (and by that I mean lots) of evidence for a core the way we understand it today. There is none for your stuff.

You are forgetting The Bible, and that dad is God's sole Prophet on Earth. Therefore, only dad can use his biblical interpretations to understand the center of our planet.

dad · Jan 24, 2012

CabVet said:
There is at least some (and by that I mean lots) of evidence for a core the way we understand it today. There is none for your stuff.

No. there isn't. Show us if you dare! Hey, one cannot take some material, and subject it to things in a lab to induce phase changes, and then claim that it must be that way under the earth.

Science does not know. Period.

dad · Jan 24, 2012

Split Rock said:
Or, you have no idea what you are babbling about.

Imagination is fine when it includes dad's erroneous interpretion of scripture, but it is "run amok," if it goes against it. Correct?

The only reasonable thing to do is to ignore your bible-based blather which has no practical use whatsoever, and figure things out with science, which has a long track record of practicality.

What you cannot ignore is that science doesn't know what the center of the earth is like. God would, since He made it, so ignore Him at your peril.

Split Rock · Jan 24, 2012

dad said:
Science does not know. Period.

But dad does... well.... he sort of has some ideas that maybe are possibly somewhat something anyway....

dad said:
What you cannot ignore is that science doesn't know what the center of the earth is like. God would, since He made it, so ignore Him at your peril.

You mean "ignore dad, God's One True Prophet on Earth," at my peril...

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