Fountains of the deep.
Fountains of the deep.
The Bible is full of many scientific truths, some of which have only recently been discovered as truths but the Bible has them recorded thousands of years earlier. Read Genesis, the flood was caused by the fountains of the deep bursting forth.
The Bible is full of many scientific truths, some of which have only recently been discovered as truths but the Bible has them recorded thousands of years earlier. Read Genesis, the flood was caused by the fountains of the deep bursting forth.
Yes there is lots of water down deeper into the Earth's crust, but...it's not a big layer of only liquid water between upper and lower layers of rock. The water is in the rock itself and highly pressurized because it has the weight of the crust above it crushing down on it. There's no giant reservoir of liquid water down there. The water is trapped in something more akin to the oil-bearing sands we extract from nowadays. It's there and it's plentiful but it's just not what most imagine it would be like.
Yes there is lots of water down deeper into the Earth's crust, but...it's not a big layer of only liquid water between upper and lower layers of rock. The water is in the rock itself and highly pressurized because it has the weight of the crust above it crushing down on it. There's no giant reservoir of liquid water down there. The water is trapped in something more akin to the oil-bearing sands we extract from nowadays. It's there and it's plentiful but it's just not what most imagine it would be like.
A certain group will swear that water is just on the other side of the earth disc.
A certain group will swear that water is just on the other side of the earth disc.
Seven times more water underground than all of the oceans combined
Seven times more water underground than all of the oceans combined
Who knows? Mankind has only fully discovered 5% of the sea.
Who knows? Mankind has only fully discovered 5% of the sea.
Water is incredibly plentiful. Oil is incredibly plentiful too. Renews itself. Imaging paying $60 dollars for a barrel of water. Yet we do for oil.
Water is incredibly plentiful.
Oil is incredibly plentiful too. Renews itself. Imaging paying $60 dollars for a barrel of water. Yet we do for oil.
What produces oil then? Just carbon under specific amount of pressure?
What produces oil then? Just carbon under specific amount of pressure?
Cody's lab has a video where he grows algae in some bottles, in the video he heats some algae up with a torch that decomposes it into oil.
Cody's lab has a video where he grows algae in some bottles, in the video he heats some algae up with a torch that decomposes it into oil.
Thanks had a quick look and it looks convincing. I guess even if it were dinosaur juice you would have to admit blood and bone dont simply turn into petrol. Algae would likely be required to decompose and transmute the material into something else. So its algae under the earths crust? I wonder how durable the ecosystem is for the oil producing algae
Thanks had a quick look and it looks convincing.
I guess even if it were dinosaur juice you would have to admit blood and bone dont simply turn into petrol. Algae would likely be required to decompose and transmute the material into something else.
So its algae under the earths crust?
I wonder how durable the ecosystem is for the oil producing algae
A fair bit of research confirms various bacteria and geologic processes do it. It's one of the reasons they require capping oil wells after they are "exhausted." They refill and would begin leaking out if they didn't cap it.
A fair bit of research confirms various bacteria and geologic processes do it. It's one of the reasons they require capping oil wells after they are "exhausted." They refill and would begin leaking out if they didn't cap it.
No, it's to stop gasses from escaping
If you think a well is like a tank it's not... Oil trapped in rocks seeps back into main void releasing methane and other gasses.
This is why most wells have a flare to burn it off so it doesn't collect some where and explode. Landfills do the same thing. Plus it's not really healthy to breathe in. We actually flare off more natural gases than we use.
No, it's to stop gasses from escaping
If you think a well is like a tank it's not... Oil trapped in rocks seeps back into main void releasing methane and other gasses.
This is why most wells have a flare to burn it off so it doesn't collect some where and explode. Landfills do the same thing. Plus it's not really healthy to breathe in. We actually flare off more natural gases than we use.
People do, and it's a lot more than 60 per barrel... bottled water
People do, and it's a lot more than 60 per barrel... bottled water
So that's where Lake Mead's headed.
So *that's* where Lake Mead's headed.
I think youre looking for
I think youre looking for /s/hollowearth
It has been speculated for millenia that the Earth produces water. This theory balances well with the understanding of the Great Flood as how could the Earth have land one era and have water all over the next only to again have dry land. I am reminded of "Once in a Lifetime " by Talking Heads.
It has been speculated for millenia that the Earth produces water. This theory balances well with the understanding of the Great Flood as how could the Earth have land one era and have water all over the next only to again have dry land. I am reminded of "Once in a Lifetime " by Talking Heads.
https://open.spotify.com/track/38Ngied9rBORlAbLYNCl4k
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