My mind is open to an explanation that will explain far more than the explanation that we have been forced to believe thus for.

Would the first created beings be subject to great heat? Not necessarily, if the first life forms did not appear until a moderate temperature was reached.

What if the heat released was great enough to produce bubbles that would begin to rise from the core of the Universe and each of these bubbles produce a planet or star etc.... which was dependent on the size of the bubble. These would each begin to rise to the outer extremities and the waters would continue to pour in until all of the water was used up in the process. Each planet or star would be drawn into their perspective orbits by the gravity produced by each.

If the earth was created both of the water and in the water, as the bible says it was then when he said let there be light energy was released at the core of the vast ocean and bubbles formed through which planets and stars came into existence.

When water that contains minerals such as lime or iron, the mineral is normally drawn to the side or bottom of the container it is boiled in. It remains in the water and therefore cools to the temperature of the water as soon as it is released from the water molecules. This is the result of the gravity that water in a pot is exposed to.

However, if there was no gravity present at the time the mineral was released because as yet there was no mass other than the ocean itself it is not hard to understand that this mineral might remain at the core of the bubble and that it might be protected from the cooling effect of the water by the oxygen in the bubble and so would appear as a molten mineral ball at the center of the bubble. This molten ball would then ignite the oxygen and release more heat that would in turn release more minerals that would be drawn to the newly present gravity produced by the growing mass of the molten mineral ball itself. It is possible that this process might continue until perhaps an abundance of water poured down onto the surface of this ball and quenched the surface creating a crust with a still molten core and an atmosphere of oxygen surrounding it with an ocean covering the surface hiding it from view but there none the less.

If this is at all possible then I would conclude that this is what happened to produce the earth and the sun and moon and stars as they are. Of cause there are millions of other effects that would take place before the earth became what it is today but in the beginning....

if there was no gravity present at the time the mineral was released because as yet there was no mass

If there was no gravity present than what would keep the water on the planet? There would be no ocean.

I just don't buy into the Hollow Earth Theory. It seems to spit in the face of modern Astronomy, Geology, Physics, and general science. Another thought I have is that if there are animals that live inside the Earth and have sunlight 24 hours a day than these animals must be different from those on the surface. I say this because one basic division of animal life on the surface is nocturnal or diurnal. If there are different animals on the inside then why have we not seen them on the surface. Can they not travel to the surface?