Anyone else know the answer?

[monster_monster]

If you were to dig a hole from the centre of Ireland (Dublin) straight through the Earth where would you end up?

Obviously for this we are going to ignore all the real factors such as gravity, pressure, temperature, the Earths core being made of iron etc.

First person with the correct answer gets a hug!!

[TheCelticDream]

If you were to dig a hole from the centre of Ireland (Dublin) straight through the Earth where would you end up?

Obviously for this we are going to ignore all the real factors such as gravity, pressure, temperature, the Earths core being made of iron etc.

First person with the correct answer gets a hug!!

thats easy,you would obviously end up in Australia...gud day mate!!!!

[Mousey]

Obviously for this we are going to ignore all the real factors such as gravity, pressure, temperature, the Earths core being made of iron etc.

I assume you mean straight down and not at some random angle. If so, then it's surely somewhere in the southern Pacific, east of New Zealand?

[Morpheus]

In any film or cartoon I've seen about this, no matter where they start digging, they always end up in China upside down!!

[itstimenow]

im gonna start digging i want to know 4 sure and get a free hug..now,,wers my shovel

[TheCelticDream]

In any film or cartoon I've seen about this, no matter where they start digging, they always end up in China upside down!!

pretty sure it was the simpsons...

[BootSlick55]

yeah, I think it would be in the water just north east of NZ.

(at least, that's the info Michael Lowry gave me when I promised him half of the hug I'm getting for winning)

[monster_monster]

yeah, I think it would be in the water just north east of NZ.

(at least, that's the info Michael Lowry gave me when I promised him half of the hug I'm getting for winning)

south east of NZ, turn that globe the other way round

[UKHeather]

53°19′16″s, 173°44′16″e

[monster_monster]

53°19′16″s, 173°44′16″e

well done Heather