Is it possible to have life within the Earth's core?

Conceivably you could have life within molten lava. This life would be silicone based. It's a staple of science fiction of course. But there's never been anything resembling a trace of a living creature found in lava to date. read more

Conceivably you could have life within molten lava. This life would be silicone based. It's a staple of science fiction of course. But there's never been anything resembling a trace of a living creature found in lava to date. read more

I have seen bubbles, and I believe it's tremendously possible that the earth's core is hollow (planets being bubbles of matter floating in space). And that can explain gravity, because if the center of the earth is hollow, it's like a giant vaccuum. read more

Ironically, the core of the earth is by far less accessible more inaccessible to direct probing than would be the surface of Pluto. Not only do we not have the technology to "go to the core," but it is not at all clear how it will ever be possible to do so. As a result, scientists must infer the temperature in the earth's deep interior indirectly. read more