They don't detect the core of the earth

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Funny how everything is a theory ,unproven

Huh

That don't really make much sense

Where has it been said it gets less dense?

Seismographs detect movement yes, but they fact that we can’t detect earthquakes from the other side of the globe suggests a liquid core that absorbs the seismic waves

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If i shake a dinner table does it mean its a sphere

What if the waves are bouncing

That isn’t what we are talking about

Yes it is

You are giving your belief

So when you can prove it let us know

If you shake a table, you’d detect the seismic waves across the table.

So its a sphere?

@Citizen Z it's amazing what things people bring up as proof of a shape or model,

You know why

Cus there's no actual proof

No, it’s flat, because you’d detect the seismic waves across it. The globe you do not, as the liquid core absorbs the seismic a as the waves pass through it. It’s why you can’t detect an earthquake from across the globe. Something liquid is absorbing the waves as they travel through the crust

Clutching at straws

Waves across

Liquid core?

Lol

😁

Is a magical mystical liquid core that we can't see ,measure or anything ,we just guessing it's there

Globie logic ☝

What is a concave earth?

Uh oh

Not again

@HelloMarshmellow sorry dude

I just explained this

I get asked a lot

Oh kk

Yes, exactly, there are no seismic waves across a supposed liquid core. That is solid evidence of a liquid core.

So explain again please

Inside of a sphere rather than on top of one basically

Invert the globe

Oh kk

!unmute @🎃-Relaxed-🎃