Is it possible for humans to go so far as to rename Bumi? This question is intriguing as humans have always been in contact with Bumi and have even gone through a few trials to make it work.

Numerous explorations have been conducted in an attempt to understand the structure of the planet Bumi.

In theory, humans can make Bumi terdengar menarik, but in practice and knowledge, there are numerous examples that make this very impossible.

Human Percobaan Menembus Bumi
As of right now, the record pengeboran is being set by the Superdeep Borehole in Russia, reaching a depth of about 12.2 kilometers.

This has already been surpassed by the Palung Mariana, which is about 10,91 kilometers away from Challenger Deep.

This particular lubang pengeboran project began in 1970 and continued until 1992. It may take the ilmuwan around 20 years to reach the aforementioned 12 km.

At the end of the project, however, it was halted due to extreme heat that reached 180 degrees Celsius, which was more extreme than anticipated.

Bumi, which is located about 6.371 km from the permukaan, is something that is almost unachievable with current technology if it is new to the area and has already experienced a significant amount of tantangan.

The more you menggali, the more tekanan and suhu that must be observed. In addition, Kerak Bumi, which is classified as a terluar lapisan, has a ketebalan of up to 30 to 50 kilometers.

Subsequently, beneath Bumi’s body, there is a mantel that is somewhat large and composed of kental panas.

For Bumi to survive, a lot of energy is needed, along with materials like tahan panas and tekanan that are currently unavailable.

In addition, humans will also be affected by the so-called “Coriolis Force,” which is a force in the Bumi rotasi that causes an arus when this experiment is carried out.