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I suspect the salt came from SAXA. They've got loads.
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YES THIS GETS BETTER.The salt would have come from the volcanic rock on our planet,so that explains the salty oceans.
So this in turn created our atmosphere.now you guys may say I am crazy but I think my idea is better than the oceans being delivered by comets idea. And to prove this I will ask a question.=did the comets deliver oceans to all the other planets ? |
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remember its only a few years ago that some scientist came out with the idea that our oceans came from comets.
We are in the age of technology now.100 years ago there were no planes never mind rockets. a few hundred years ago they thought the earth was flat and that stars were holes in the sky. ![]() |
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I think I will go on a journey on you tube and see how the experts explain how we got our oceans.So lads Brass is going back in time but I shall return to the present time tomorrow.see you all then with an update.
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Everest 29,000 ft above sea level
Marianas 36,000 ft below sea level Earths radius 21 million ft Water is about 0.02% of Earths mass If it came from a comet then it delivered exactly the right amount to not drown us and settle bang in the middle of Earths undulations. It would seem far more likely that the whole mass was shaped by gravity first and then some of it melted. |
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100 years ago there were no planes
At last. The internet finally spawns a "NASA faked Kitty Hawk" conspiracy. |
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Earth's LARGEST OCEAN Discovered Underground!
400 miles below the surface of the earth is an an ocean trapped in the rocks (ringwoodite) that is THREE-TIMES as big as all oceans on the surface combined! more bottled water for nestle. |
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does water increase in mass with time ?
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it does if zorrostrikes post is correct
.its just after increasing THREE TIMES MORE. |
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I often wonder about your question capt F ,Its a good question,i suppose the answer is no on planet Earth,in the entire universe the answer is yes according to the scientists.
but the scientists also say that they can create pure water in their labs by mixing hydrogen and oxygen.If they go round bla blaing that they can create water why does one of these guys not go to California and get two big pipes and pump oxygen gas and hydrogen gas to the right measurements down the pipes and let the man made water flow into a big man made well and it will cure the drought . And then he can go to Africa .Solve the droughts all over the world and make a few billion quid for himself and his scientists friends. ![]() |
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Trump will build the pipes and the well,and a world problem is solved.
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Brian Cox will be seething
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And while we're on this subject of Earth's past history, who planted the very first living cell/organism on the planet from whence all life evolved from?
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I thought hydrogen cars created water as a by product out of the exhaust?
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zorro - yes they do and apparently it produces a LOT of water, so much so that during the winter months it forms ice patches on roads which can create quite a hazard for motorists. That's one of the things that they are concerned with regarding hydrogen powered vehicles.
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Then we should accept cancer from Exhausts.. ice in winter? FFS. Noooooooo.
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