What’s Underneath the Earth?

What’s Underneath the Earth?

What’s underneath the earth is a question that is often asked by heliocentric believers. As a flat earth, we can honestly say we don’t know. That doesn’t prove that the earth is a globe – we have a ton of evidence that proves earth is flat.

As you might have heard in other videos, the deepest hole drilled was in Russia and this was nearly 8 miles deep. Then, they came to something so hard that they could not drill through it – not even the finest made cutting tool could go through it.

As a flat earth believer, we don’t know how deep the earth is as no one has ever been down there. No one has been beyond the edge either.

What globe earthers have to get out of their mind is the phony picture that suppose to represent the flat earth that is floating in space, from a profile view, with globs of earth hanging down.

What it could be, if you were to make a guess would be the dirt, tectonic plates, metal and whatever else there is, is all contained – something like a flower pot is. Again, this is a guess. One thing we can know for sure is, that God said He hanged the earth on nothing. So, you can be sure that it is not resting on anything either. I know that it’s hard to imagine, but don’t forget we have a finite mind.

To a heliocentric believer, 8 miles down is a fraction of what they say is the diameter of the earth. So, how in the heck do they know that there is a molten core of earth? They don’t! Eight miles down is probably closer to the real depth of earth. It could be one-half; it could be the bottom container.

The other side of the earth is not the important thing. We have a ton of facts that proves that earth is flat, stationary and that there are no other suns or planets in space.

 

 

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