It just seems like the deeper we drill, the more oil/natural gas we discover. How did all those plants and critters manage to make the journey that deeply into the planet short of subduction. And how many trees, or ferns, does it require to make one barrel of crude? And with all the billions...
Andre, you will have to travel to ai-Jane to read my reply to your astute thread. Unfortunately the moderator/admin here is not open minded enough to allow me to make my 15 posts in order to link to important sites.
Sorry, but I am gone, to find some other venue.
John
Your point is valid, but only to a certain level. Perhaps you did not know that UI sent up another camera into orbit in the second half of the 90s, and the very same things occurred with the new lens that was developed just for this sort of thing. So lense imperfections, and noise are pretty...
What I once found interesting years ago was a TV program, I believe it was TLC, that showed scientists heating up the interior of a metiorite, and showed how water was present . I was amazed. Aparantly all rocks from space have water locked within them.
The longer we explore and...
Lately, I have become quite interested in how the astronomy field has begun to determine that water can be found almost anywhere. And since it is the second most common molecule in the galaxy, at least here, I became intrigued with how it gets around so easily.
This brings me to Dr Louis...