HYDROGEN: The Most Common Element of Life can it be Destroyed?

For centuries we have overlooked the key elements of life and depended on fossil fuels, Today we find ourselves backtracking. Since the dawn of man energy has been the reason for the advancement of mankind. From the beginning the Sun has been a constant energy source and reminder of life. Made up of mostly Hydrogen it has proven its power through the amazing light and scorching heat it emits. The Sun has been considered a renewable resource but not eternal, For every star has its day. Although we may never see that day we must wonder what the world could be like without it. Without the sun mankind may or maynot survive, the key elements for the suns existence are abundant here on earth. Elements make up everything we know including us and all life is made up of small compartments called cells. No matter what type of living thing, the cells of every creature are made of atoms of different elements. The most common elements found in cells are Hydrogen (H) 59%, Oxygen (O) 24%, Carbon (C) 11%, Nitrogen (N) 4% and Others such as phosphorus (P) and sulphur (S) 2% combined
With these percentages in mind the most abundant element of life is Hydrogen. The largest quantity of hydrogen is found in our water which consumes 85% of the earths surface as well as below the surface in water tables and part of the Earths core the hydrosphere. With all the water on Earth could making it a fuel bring its demise or will technology and intellegence surpass the thirst for ever advancing civilizations. No one can say for sure but many people have made advancements into clean fuel such as hydrogen but with hho or oxyhydrogen which when burned returns to its normal state as water! The risk of ever depleting supply is next to impossible. Will this lead to water becoming a valuable commodity? Yes, But water has always been the most valuable resource and even now we pay $1.39 for 8 ounces of spring water so why might water increase in value in years to come? Because we can't drink oil. Will we drain the Oceans DRY? No One knows but were sure they will try!