14. Is the Earth hollow? With Rob Auton

14. Is the Earth hollow? With Rob Auton

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14. Is the Earth hollow? With Rob Auton

What links Adele, the Nazis, and Yorkshire theme park Lightwater Valley? That’s right, it’s hollow Earth theory! The Earth’s core is 2,900km below ground, and we humans have only ever dug 12.2km down. So beyond some scientists guessing what’s down there (and what do they know, re ...  Show more

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