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Bilko · 12-14-2009, 08:14 PM

I was rubbish in science hence my maybe naive question.
Does there need to be material between the two poles ( north and south ) for them to function as such?
I mean is it possible to have a hollow metallic globe that still has a definite magnetic north and south?

In recent years i always thought the earth would be more honeycombed than hollow. there may be vast expanses of air trapped during the planets formation. Hundreds of miles wide even. A central sun could be artificial ( the start of creation being thought ) suggesting that imagination is the limit of creation. it could be a crystal formation that harnesses light from above.

12-14-2009, 08:14 PM	#8
Bilko Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: London South East Posts: 61	Re: hollow earth?? I was rubbish in science hence my maybe naive question. Does there need to be material between the two poles ( north and south ) for them to function as such? I mean is it possible to have a hollow metallic globe that still has a definite magnetic north and south? In recent years i always thought the earth would be more honeycombed than hollow. there may be vast expanses of air trapped during the planets formation. Hundreds of miles wide even. A central sun could be artificial ( the start of creation being thought ) suggesting that imagination is the limit of creation. it could be a crystal formation that harnesses light from above.