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Topic	If I was Superman and I dug through the Earth, would I fall up?
AlisLandale 12/20/20 11:49:29 PM #14:	dameon_reaper posted... Is anyone arguing in this with the thought of Superman in mind or just any person? lol Someone said that he'd die in teh core. ITS SUPERMAN. Hell, he was practically in the core at one point in New52 Superman literally ~~flew Superboy Prime through a red sun~~ in Infinite Crisis. I feel like the Earth's core would be a brisk afternoon walk for him lol. As for the question, I feel like you'd start feeling gravity pull you in the opposite direction once you got far enough past the core, but without anything except rocks as a reference, your perception would just be of increasing resistance until you started feeling like you were being pulled backwards. Then popping out of the ground in China, you might feel disoriented for a moment as your senses adjusted to "upside down" environment. Granted, idk if it's changed since the 90s, but Superman's flight has been explained as a typed of psychokinesis. So it's entirely possible he feels absolutely nothing until he turns of flight mode. >_> --- https://imgur.com/mptS9Qj <cite>AlisLandale posted [p:948588206] in If I was S... [t:79189757]...</cite> <quote>dameon_reaper posted... </cite> <quote>Is anyone arguing in this with the thought of Superman in mind or just any person? lol Someone said that he'd die in teh core. ITS SUPERMAN. Hell, he was practically in the core at one point in New52</quote> Superman literally flew Superboy Prime through a red sun in Infinite Crisis. I feel like the Earth's core would be a brisk afternoon walk for him lol. As for the question, I feel like you'd start feeling gravity pull you in the opposite direction once you got far enough past the core, but without anything except rocks as a reference, your perception would just be of increasing resistance until you started feeling like you were being pulled backwards. Then popping out of the ground in China, you might feel disoriented for a moment as your senses adjusted to "upside down" environment. Granted, idk if it's changed since the 90s, but Superman's flight has been explained as a typed of psychokinesis. So it's entirely possible he feels absolutely nothing until he turns of flight mode. >_> --- https://imgur.com/mptS9Qj</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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