Discovering the Earth's Core

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The Earth is a place where mankind lives. But this world is not fully undiscovered yet,

can we really explore this world before its time ends up or expired. Does this world can exist

long enough before we explore everything in here? Earth is a mysterious stuff, even we live here

from a long century ago we can`t even find the core of this world. Does the core exist or that is

what they call heaven or hell. Do the scientist theories is true or God really exist in this world we

live in. That is how the human being is facing now, find the core save the earth or end up dying

this place and nowhere to go.

Scientist all over the world who is trying to figure out how to go to core and yet none of

them succeed. Does the human raise have a strength, resources and coordination to each other to

face this kind of problem? Are we going to lose our world before we discover everything in

here? Can we afford a lot of expenses for the digging under till we reach the Earth’s Core? If we

did we will get an unlimited supply of energy and other resources that are not found in our

surroundings. Or if we don`t we will lose our energy source because of the few amount of fuel

we use to build electricity. In Philippines we use a lot of Natural gas to produce electricity, but

the world’s problem is what if we lose that Natural Gas. Where are we going to get it, will we

survive without electricity like the first generation in this world, or we will die because of instant

happening.

Human beings fight each other in early years. Maybe they will have the gadgets and

weapons to help us dig the earth`s core. All of this theory must come up with one good

destination. The survival of the human raise, That is what all wanted to do, to explore everything

in this world specially The Earth`s Core. Why do we always fly and explore outer space if in our

own world we cannot even succeed. This is the big question is, Will people of the Earth will help

and participate the mission to face the impossible thing under the lands and water. Or we will

continue our own way of living till the world we live in die with us? The faith of the world is

based on our Core the main source of energy. Is it unlimited power or does it expire in the mean

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