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If you jumped into your hole, there is a chance that you would not come out the other side. What would happen to you and why?
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If you jumped into your hole, there is a chance that you would not come out the other side. What would happen to you and why?

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A tunnel, dug from one side of the Earth to the other would be, on average, 12,742 km. ... If you jumped into the tunnel, you'd fall down towards the center of the Earth, accelerating constantly, thanks to gravity.

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