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Anonymous Sat Sep 21 10:21:12 2013 No.6040012 [View]
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>>6039977
Your logic is shit, the mass above you in fact does cancel the gravity and the deeper you go the less gravity there is.
These guys are just also wrong:
>>6039862
>>6039890
>>6039968
Because they don't take into account that the density isn't constant. The gravity rises for a bit because crust is light and you'll get closer to the heavy core before starting to fall linearly.

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