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Allright...you Geology and Physics Guys

see....now that's a bit too high....you're not seeing the commercial potential of this

dig the hole and come up with the suits.....that's the easy part...

then market it as ride of a lifetime....since you'd have, like, ports or windows or something...so the riders could see for themselves what the earth was made of....

then, you'd have dropped them from just high enough, that they would land softly as a feather on the mechanism you had set up on the other end....:D

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Fun fact: The guy who originally started the Flat Earth Society began believing the Earth was flat when he attempted to create a transatlantic transportation company in which a floating vessel remained stationary. The blimp would transverse the ocean by the Earth's rotation underneath. When nobody gave his idea any serious credence, he then came to the most obvious conclusion: The Earth must be flat! *lol*