Dream - Some people may wonder if the Earth can be drilled through to the other side. As reported by the YouTube channel Kok Bisa?, the answer to that question is actually no. In fact, the deeper we dig into the Earth, the hotter the temperature gets. As we know, the Earth's core temperature reaches 6000 degrees Celsius, which is equivalent to the surface temperature of the sun. This temperature is considered too high for drilling equipment to handle.

The drilling began in the 1970s and could only penetrate about 7.5 miles or just over 12 km. Compared to the diameter of the Earth, it only reaches its outermost layer. However, the diameter of the Earth is about 12,742 kilometers, so there are still thousands of kilometers left to travel.

The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags is as follows: "The closer you get to the Earth's core, the greater the air pressure you will feel. The high air pressure can cause the human body to explode. Not to mention, you will collide with magma located about 30 miles (48 km) below the planet's surface. At that moment, you will definitely be burned."

One way is by using the "directed drilling" technique. This technique uses sound waves to direct the drill bit towards the desired direction. Or "molten drilling". This technique uses hot liquid to melt the rock and create a borehole. But once again, this will not be done.