[WayneS]

Wow. This could shake the field of Seismology to the... well, CORE.

[Gamecock]

Come on, we all know the earth is hollow!

[Christian Engineer Mass]

“geoscientists have revealed”

Ha. Check the premise. Not “have discovered”, but “have revealed”, like “they knew all along, but they just decided to tell you now”.

[SparkyBass]

That would be the creamy vanilla pudding layer.
yumm!

[Alex Murphy]

What's this new layer called? Pellucidar?

[mnehring]

Yet they still are covering up the existence of hollow earth. You can't trust those scientists, always changing what they believe under the guise of 'new discoveries' or 'expanding knowledge'. What has science done for us in the last 100 years? _{Sadly, a /sarc tag is needed for some.}

[de.rm]

Just like ‘Tootsie Roll” or in mystic parlance, “As Above So Below”.

[Iron Munro]

The aliens living inside the hollow earth dispute this hoax.

[Carley]

It’s hidden in moochie’s caboose.

[meadsjn]

Earth's Core Has Another Layer, Scientists Claim

Well obviously, that's where our Global Warming went.

[USS Alaska]

Whoa, look at the X-Rays.

[bert]

In foot note 436,it was noted that seismospectographic analysis of the new layer strata strongly hinted at a band of gold interspersed with silver and rubidium.

[ml/nj]

The Earth's core is composed mainly of iron

Probably. But I'd like to know how it got there, from the swirling clouds of hydrogen that sort of clumped together to form the proto-planets I mean.

ML/NJ

[Wuli]

ping

[NonValueAdded]

Yes, it does. Fire ants. A very thick layer too.

[Dead Corpse]

http://paranormal.about.com/od/hollowearth/a/aa022206.htm

Aluminum, Super-sonic, Nazi-hell creatures from the center of the hollow Earth are gonna eat us all...

Ok, maybe not. I just thought I’d throw that out there. ;-)

[The Comedian]

Frowning takes 68 muscles.
Smiling takes 6.
Pulling this trigger takes 2.
I'm lazy.

[Gene Eric]

The outer gore where temperatures reach 10 gazillion degrees.

[Skeez]

I thought the earth was flat?

[cynwoody]

Remember that wild idea for sending a probe to the center of the earth? Basically, you would pour a large quantity of molten iron into a crack in the earth. The theory is, the extreme mass of the molten iron would cause the crack to propagate downward, and the iron blob would descend to the center of the earth over a period of several days. Embedded in the iron would be a probe that would send information back to the surface acoustically.

http://web.gps.caltech.edu/faculty/stevenson/coremission/index.html