The movie "The Core" had many things scientific things that were probable and many things that weren't probable. This was clearly a science fiction movie. Many things in this movie could not happen in real life. In the beginning of the movie when the space shuttle is going to land that is not a possible scene. In real life a space shuttle can not maneuver like that. It takes at least a couple of minutes for a space shuttle to make those kind of maneuvers in real life. The microwaves in the movie are true that they could happen but they would not be deadly in real life. They also aren't affected by the magnetic field. They said in the movie that was the reason for the microwaves. This is not true and also microwaves in space would not even affect us on the ground here. The main point of the movie was that the core stopped rotating. This is impossible; they said it themselves that the core was an iron ball the size of mars. Something with that much mass rotating that fast just does not stop rotating. The energy it takes is tremendous and it would just not stop rotating. If it did that energy would have to go somewhere and it would vaporize all of oceans and then some. Another part that is not probable would be when the crew is stopped in the middle of the earth. The crew just puts on some suits and goes outside to fix the problem. This is not possible; the crew would be crushed. There is not a suit that could with stand the pressure that would be on each of them. Even if there was a suit that could they wouldn't be able to walk. Also in that part the commander is hit with some magna and falls back into the magna behind him and sinks. He would not sink though, in water he would but in magna he would float and slowly float away. The reason for this is that magna is far denser than water and that means a body will not sink in magna. In the movie the Golden Gate Bridge is hit with a huge microwave cau
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