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Interactive map shows where you'd pop up if you dug straight through the Earth

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Published 21:18 22 Nov 2023 GMT

Interactive map shows where you'd pop up if you dug straight through the Earth

Spoiler alert, most of us would end up rather wet

Bec Oakes

Bec Oakes

Featured Image Credit: AntipodesMap.com

Topics: Technology, News

Bec Oakes
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