Would he land on his feet, or on his head because its the other

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Neither, because the earth is flat.

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>>115143039
Gravity would pull him towards the center once he went past it. He would end up at the center of the Earth forever.

>>115143039
falling that distance feet first is impossible. He would wind up falling belly down and land on his back st the other side.

>>115143195
shut the fuck up and stop trying to ruin my thread fuckboi

>>115143250
Realistically wouldn't the pressure kill him long before he got there, and assuming he could resist it he would just oscillate back and forth at the center until air resistance pulled him to a halt

>>115143250
Uh, no. He'd oscillate between the two ends of the hole

>>115143608
Certainly. If not the pressure, then the heat would incinerate him.

>>115143797
For a while. Eventually he'd run out of kinetic energy and be stuck in the middle.

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>>115143856
I wonder if OP is actually a shill, a troll or genuinely doesn't know this

>>115144022
If it's just space and no air how would he run out of kinetic energy.

There are no other variables. He just jumps threw the hole. Would he land on his head or his feet?

>>115144566
>would he land
There's nowhere for him to land. He just keeps going back and forth through the hole.

>>115144244
assuming vacuum conditions then he would oscilate eternally