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[nenjin]

In all seriousness the concept that nekked time causes Earthquakes is awesome, if only it were true.

The phrase "make that ass shake like an earthquake" would become a cautionary tale.

[Scoops Novel]

Wouldn't the jiggling make a perpetual motion machine?

[MetalSlimeHunt]

No.

[Scoops Novel]

O rly?

[MetalSlimeHunt]

Yes, really. Earth's mantle is not composed of infinite energy, and thus is not a perpetual motion machine.

[Loud Whispers]

I just nearly missed a pun opportunity to sheep herd it here first.

Yes, really. Earth's mantel is not composed of infinite energy, and thus is not a perpetual motion machine.

Is it the same with Earth's buttocks?

[Lightningfalcon]

Yes, really. Earth's mantle is not composed of infinite energy, and thus is not a perpetual motion machine.

But what if you feed the energy gained back INTO the mantle?  You'd have a bit less of a net gain, but it could still work. 

[Scoops Novel]

I'll settle for an auspicious cycle, then. You know, what would happen if there was an area of the earth open to the core, whilst maintaining it's current depth?

I just nearly missed a pun opportunity to sheep herd it here first.

Yes, really. Earth's mantel is not composed of infinite energy, and thus is not a perpetual motion machine.

Is it the same with Earth's buttocks?

Oh no, they'd be broken backed. that pun went over my head .

[MetalSlimeHunt]

Yes, really. Earth's mantle is not composed of infinite energy, and thus is not a perpetual motion machine.

But what if you feed the energy gained back INTO the mantle?  You'd have a bit less of a net gain, but it could still work.

That's not perpetual, and also useless. The heat of Earth's interior is from the planet's formation 4 billion years ago. We do not possess the capabilities to meaningfully hinder or accelerate the cooling process.

[Lightningfalcon]

Yes, really. Earth's mantle is not composed of infinite energy, and thus is not a perpetual motion machine.

But what if you feed the energy gained back INTO the mantle?  You'd have a bit less of a net gain, but it could still work.

That's not perpetual, and also useless. The heat of Earth's interior is from the planet's formation 4 billion years ago. We do not possess the capabilities to meaningfully hinder or accelerate the cooling process.

What if we use that energy to create a nuclear bomb that is set off in the inner core?

[Remuthra]

Yes, really. Earth's mantle is not composed of infinite energy, and thus is not a perpetual motion machine.

But what if you feed the energy gained back INTO the mantle?  You'd have a bit less of a net gain, but it could still work.

That's not perpetual, and also useless. The heat of Earth's interior is from the planet's formation 4 billion years ago. We do not possess the capabilities to meaningfully hinder or accelerate the cooling process.

What if we use that energy to create a nuclear bomb that is set off in the inner core?

It would probably mean the core would need to be restarted.

[SquatchHammer]

Yes, really. Earth's mantle is not composed of infinite energy, and thus is not a perpetual motion machine.

But what if you feed the energy gained back INTO the mantle?  You'd have a bit less of a net gain, but it could still work.

That's not perpetual, and also useless. The heat of Earth's interior is from the planet's formation 4 billion years ago. We do not possess the capabilities to meaningfully hinder or accelerate the cooling process.

What if we use that energy to create a nuclear bomb that is set off in the inner core?

It would probably mean the core would need to be restarted.

And it would mean another bad movie.

[Loud Whispers]

And it would mean another bad movie.

Journey to Earth's buttocks.

[Neonivek]

Does this beckon the beginning of the age of the space marine, or the age of attaching mirrors to fighter jets?  And what's next?  Ship and tank mounted railguns, some form of active camoflauge?

Don't we already have those?

Heck the mirrors on Fighter Jets we had since WW2

[Remuthra]

Rearview mirrors: Saving your roof from being lasered since 2013!