...apparently:No, it won't hover: it will go right past, and gently come to a perfect stop at the antipodes...
And then start to fall back, and arrive back here about 90 minutes after you dropped it.
This seems plausible, but I haven't tried it yet.
Needs hole to have no air, and Earth not to be turning (I think). Or go between North pole and South pole. And have a 'marble' made of something like tungsten. And have the hole not fill up with water, magma, etc.
(And then start to fall back, and arrive back here about 90 minutes after you dropped it.
This seems plausible, but I haven't tried it yet.
Needs hole to have no air, and Earth not to be turning (I think). Or go between North pole and South pole. And have a 'marble' made of something like tungsten. And have the hole not fill up with water, magma, etc.
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Tue 27 Jan 2009, 14:08,
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