Can Sinkholes Destroy Earth?


The question is, "Can Sinkholes destroy Earth?"

 Our planet is beginning to look pockmarked as more sinkholes spring up everywhere.

Unable to prevent them from happening they continue to appear beneath our feet without warning destroying the environment, buildings, our homes and in some cases taking lives.

So, we have a huge problem!

For as more sinkholes continue to appear eventually they will link together to create one huge hole.

When that happens, more destruction will head our way as the oceans, streams and rivers across the world merge and flow into this humongous hole to become Earth’s new sea.

So, what happens next?

Would there be any human survivors, and if so will they be able to live on the outer rim of this great hole without fresh water?

Also, could an indented planet still survive and would the ozone layer change shape too?

Maybe we should be more forward thinking and start planning before it’s too late in order to protect our grandchildren’s children and their children etc, etc.

I’m not a fear monger but could mankind be extinct by the end of the 21st century?

Or you could just ignore this post and do what we’re used to and that’s, absolutely nothing.

But hey I’m no expert.

What do you think?

Author: Charmain Ingleton
www.thewalkways.co.uk


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