Is Peak Oil a Fallacy?
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Didn't you know? The first guy who posts pictures, loses.
You're extremely naive, Mithos. Guess you voted Obama?
HOPE AND CHANGE. LOL
Keep your chin up
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Didn't you know? The first guy who posts pictures, loses.
You're extremely naive, Mithos. Guess you voted Obama?
HOPE AND CHANGE. LOL
Keep your chin up
achilles28 using a cutting edge seismic imaging tool to find the abundant yet apparently elusive abiotic oil fields:
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Debate isn't sharing and learning.
Demanding isn't condusive.
We can differ here without escalating ...
because no one knows it all on this topic.
No matter what our opinions we are subject to the movement of the market established by those with more money, power and control over the information.
So please don't debase this thread into mean spirited childish ranting.
Rise above the emotional draw to and observe and ad value.
Please act like investors and traders with level heads.
The discussion goes back to Thomas Gold, a renowned astronomer.
Thomas Gold: The Deep Hot Biosphere, published 1998
Gold's theory of oil formation, is that hydrogen and carbon, under high temperatures and pressures found in the mantle during the formation of the Earth, form hydrocarbon molecules which have gradually leaked up to the surface through cracks in rocks. Chapter III of the book deals with the Deep-Earth Gas Theory.
However, his ideas have not been proved. In contrary the concentration of carbon isotopes strongly suggests a biotic origin of oil. Thomas Goldberg's predictions for abiotic hydrocarbures in Swedish granite proved false.
For a more detailed discussion on the issue, have a look at the paper by Richard Heinberg, which I attach.
Thomas Gold: The Deep Hot Biosphere, published 1998
Gold's theory of oil formation, is that hydrogen and carbon, under high temperatures and pressures found in the mantle during the formation of the Earth, form hydrocarbon molecules which have gradually leaked up to the surface through cracks in rocks. Chapter III of the book deals with the Deep-Earth Gas Theory.
However, his ideas have not been proved. In contrary the concentration of carbon isotopes strongly suggests a biotic origin of oil. Thomas Goldberg's predictions for abiotic hydrocarbures in Swedish granite proved false.
For a more detailed discussion on the issue, have a look at the paper by Richard Heinberg, which I attach.