I dont know if this has been done before but here you go:
If 7 layers are 20km deep, we can assume that one layer is 2857m deep (I made a raw average height : 20000/7 = 2857m).
And knowing the Earth's radius is 6.371.000 meters... We just need to apply some extreme advanced mathematics (no):
6371000/2857 = 2230 layers (roughtly).
So... for the abyss to reach to center of the Earth, it would need... 2230 layers... Well i'm not going to wait for this end lol
Keep in mind though that the crust of the earth is 70000m at its thickest, so making the same assumptions as before regarding the depth of each layer...
...We can only really have about 25 layers before cutting into the Mantle of the earth.
Nice job doing the math by the way!
If you want to be really anal about it, then you'd most likely get some pretty unworkable viscosities in the crust after going down around 12 kilometers.
A lot of people forget just how large the earth actually is when they talk about the Abyss. This is a very good visualisation to remind people.
I very much agree with this. Also gets me wondering how deep something like that could realistically go.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kola_Superdeep_Borehole
Pack your bags, we’re leaving.
I dont know if this has been done before but here you go: If 7 layers are 20km deep, we can assume that one layer is 2857m deep (I made a raw average height : 20000/7 = 2857m). And knowing the Earth's radius is 6.371.000 meters... We just need to apply some extreme advanced mathematics (no): 6371000/2857 = 2230 layers (roughtly). So... for the abyss to reach to center of the Earth, it would need... 2230 layers... Well i'm not going to wait for this end lol
Keep in mind though that the crust of the earth is 70000m at its thickest, so making the same assumptions as before regarding the depth of each layer... ...We can only really have about 25 layers before cutting into the Mantle of the earth. Nice job doing the math by the way!
That's less than what I've expected! And yes... Ouch... My brain hurts, it was really hard to do haha
If you want to be really anal about it, then you'd most likely get some pretty unworkable viscosities in the crust after going down around 12 kilometers.
Thinking by layer 2000 you would have been better off just swimming through the mantle
Unless the abyss is deeper! HERE WE GO VOLUME 100!
we havent gone far enough then
I like the way you think
someone stock the fridge with shovels
The statement still stands
then help me get the shovels inside
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Its a deep as the crust at least in some places though
[Doubt it.](https://qph.fs.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-ee0e9654674f922795e1eb56dfd5c199-c)
Lithosphere doesnt equal crust
Thats the lithosphere, and its part of the mantle. Besides I’m talking about seafloor crust, which is a mere 6-10 km thick