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In reply to the discussion: Creation Science at its best [View all]zeemike
(18,998 posts)180. Well that is just not true...Methane locked in hydrates is enormous .
In the deep sea....
Gas hydrates occur abundantly in nature, both in Arctic regions and in marine sediments. Gas hydrate is a crystalline solid consisting of gas molecules, usually methane, each surrounded by a cage of water molecules. It looks very much like water ice. Methane hydrate is stable in ocean floor sediments at water depths greater than 300 meters, and where it occurs, it is known to cement loose sediments in a surface layer several hundred meters thick.
The worldwide amounts of carbon bound in gas hydrates is conservatively estimated to total twice the amount of carbon to be found in all known fossil fuels on Earth.
http://marine.usgs.gov/fact-sheets/gas-hydrates/title.html
The worldwide amounts of carbon bound in gas hydrates is conservatively estimated to total twice the amount of carbon to be found in all known fossil fuels on Earth.
http://marine.usgs.gov/fact-sheets/gas-hydrates/title.html
And what I said is nothing like saying the Grand Canyon was filled with watter...that is ridiculous for you to say such a thing.
But yes it could have been any planet or a black hole...we don't really know and probably never will in out life time....but as I said I think that myth is based in real events...and in mythology it is said that The goddess Venus sprung from the head of Jupiter...in fact that is why we call the planet Venus, because of myth.
And number two, Venus is a very young planet as I have stated before and contains a very dense atmosphere....as you would expect.
And we have no data from tens of thousands of years ago...none at all unless you have developed a time machine that can observe the past...the only data we have is the present and things that have been recorded in recent years....and with all due respect, you are full of shit if you say you know that for sure.
And they are there...and as I said if you seriously want to know then ask a specific question I will find it for you and answer any questions that you may have.
But you won't find any reference to the hydrate theory in that clip because I encountered that theory years ago somewhere I can't remember...and that was when Methane hydrates were still poorly know and understood....in the creationist idea they just say God did it, and it makes there life simpler.
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Hmmph! Nobody here seems to believe in antediluvian plushies, simply because
struggle4progress
Nov 2012
#82
Yes, I'd have to say that some of us DID evolve (or not evolve) from plushies......
HuskiesHowls
Nov 2012
#13
They "selective vision ..." They also have the adrenaline rush from the hate which unites them.
AnotherMcIntosh
Nov 2012
#7
To paraphrase Cicero, how can they pass one another on the street without laughing out loud?
AnotherMcIntosh
Nov 2012
#6
I just have to step in here and say...you have not exhibited one iota of critical thinking.
Walk away
Dec 2012
#202
Critical thinking includes a commitment to using reason in the formulation of beliefs.
Walk away
Dec 2012
#207
So if you have no evidence to support that hypothesis, why do you hold it to be true?
cleanhippie
Nov 2012
#99
What evidence goes unseen by the public? Produce it if it exists, zeemlike.
cleanhippie
Nov 2012
#104
You are proclaiming you are privy to secret evidence that we have not seen
muriel_volestrangler
Nov 2012
#109
lack of credible evidence is not an improvement for the global flood hypothesis
Phillip McCleod
Nov 2012
#121
"Well I don't know and don't give it much thought". Yes, that seems apparent.
cleanhippie
Nov 2012
#122
Does any of the "evidence" you have put forward pass the test of the scientific method?
cleanhippie
Nov 2012
#134
Your continued misrepresentation and mischaracterization of everything I post shows you are playing
cleanhippie
Nov 2012
#140
Except that the only thing that said the flood existed is the Bible
Fortinbras Armstrong
Nov 2012
#84
Ahh, I see where the disconnect is! Science has not claimed that there was not a world-wide flood!
cleanhippie
Nov 2012
#136
Saying "there is no evidence" is not the same as proving a negative
Fortinbras Armstrong
Nov 2012
#143
Basically you are saying the experts shouldn't be consulted, do you diagnose yourself...
Humanist_Activist
Nov 2012
#77
I was looking up similar evidence, that points to 1 year as well, to reach maturity....
Humanist_Activist
Nov 2012
#79
It would help your case if you can point to someone else referring to this 'hundreds of feet thick'
muriel_volestrangler
Nov 2012
#74
Not really sure just what this is supposed to tell us regarding your world-wide flood hypothesis.
cleanhippie
Nov 2012
#92
I don't get the feeling that zeemlike is impressed at all by these facts. Not even a little bit.
cleanhippie
Nov 2012
#107
Or would have known of the over-one-and-a-half-million species of insects, or...
mr blur
Nov 2012
#36
Translation: I just had my ass handed to me so I will bloviate for a bit then slink off in a huff.
cleanhippie
Nov 2012
#147
You should have just walked away when you had the chance. But you must be a glutton for punishment.
cleanhippie
Nov 2012
#149
"someone who deliberately posts ridiculous nonsense to get a rise out of people?
zeemike
Dec 2012
#174
If your intent was to learn, you would have stopped plastering nonsense after nonsense...
cleanhippie
Dec 2012
#200
The tidal force from an object is inversely proportional to the cube of distance
muriel_volestrangler
Dec 2012
#192
Never called you a coward, but if you feel you are one, that is your problem.
cleanhippie
Dec 2012
#160
More on "Creation science is not only bad science, it is also bad theology."
Fortinbras Armstrong
Nov 2012
#57
Why would a flying opossum evolve *into* something that can't cross the road? n/t
lumberjack_jeff
Nov 2012
#20
Don't think anybody really knows, but the main competitors would be ants, termites,
dimbear
Nov 2012
#69
None of them appear to be anywhere near outweighing all the other put together
muriel_volestrangler
Nov 2012
#72