  Somehow I've "always" thought that the gravity is increasing the closer to the center of the earth you get. But that is of course not the case. In the center of the earth you get weightless (or perhaps a more correct term is fried), at least if you assume that the weight distribution of the earth is somewhat symmetric. I have googled for the answer of where in earth the greatest gravity is, but to no avail. Perhaps it's true as they say, gravity doesn't exist, the earth sucks. What got me thinking about this was urlLink The Core that I saw yesterday.
I quite okey Sci-Fi movie, but with quite many gaps, but that was suspected for a movie like this. This is what urlLink 20Q has to say about gravity (it didn't manage to find out that I was thinking og gravity within 30 questions): Uncommon Knowledge about gravity Can it help you find your way? I say Yes. Is it bad for your health? I say Probably. Can you peel it?
I say Yes. Can you play with it? I say Yes. Does it come from the ground? I say Yes. Does it come from something larger?
I say Yes. Does it like apples? I say Yes. Can it be used to season foods? I say Yes. Is it a leafy vegetable?
I say Yes. Can it be hunted? I say Yes. Is it involved in movies? I say Yes. Is it a mammal?
I say Probably. Does it move air? I say Yes. Is it dangerous? I say Yes. Can it float?
I say No. Does it have anything to do with salad? I say Yes. 
