Scientist find type of ice not known on earth inside diamond

[MindWars]

Trapped in the rigid structure of diamonds formed deep in the Earth’s crust, scientists have discovered a form of water ice that was not previously known to occur naturally on our planet.

Scientists Find Type of Ice Not Known on Earth Inside Diamond
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Well this sure is interesting we can be sure they will dig and dig until they figure out where it came from or ten years from now claim it debunked some leftist twit will dream up some bs lie on it. That way they can hoard the extreme value of it making billions LOL

 

[Moonglow]

How can they find ice deep in the Earth when it gets hotter the deeper you go?

 

[miketx]

How can they find ice deep in the Earth when it gets hotter the deeper you go?

Perhaps like most people, you have swallowed everything you have been "taught" and in reality, don't any clue about the real nature of things.

 

[MindWars]

How can they find ice deep in the Earth when it gets hotter the deeper you go?

Perhaps like most people, you have swallowed everything you have been "taught" and in reality, don't any clue about the real nature of things.

And they wonder why so many end up ignoring them lol, not the blocking of " ignore " just plain not responding . Often it is just a waste of time.

 

[Moonglow]

So you dipshits claim to know everything but what is being questioned....No surprise...Does it rain in yer reality or is it just really misty?


Earth's core is much hotter than previously thought - hotter than the surface of the Sun - ExtremeTech

Using a delicious combination of particle accelerators, X-rays, high-intensity lasers, diamonds, and iron atoms, scientists have worked out that the inner core of the Earth is actually 6,000 degrees Celsius — some 1,000 degrees hotter than the previous scientific estimate. This means the core of our Earth is actually hotter than the surface of the Sun. This new data could generate repercussions in the fields of geophysics, seismology, geodynamics, and other Earth-oriented scientific disciplines

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

Trapped in the rigid structure of diamonds formed deep in the Earth’s crust, scientists have discovered a form of water ice that was not previously known to occur naturally on our planet.

Scientists Find Type of Ice Not Known on Earth Inside Diamond
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Well this sure is interesting we can be sure they will dig and dig until they figure out where it came from or ten years from now claim it debunked some leftist twit will dream up some bs lie on it. That way they can hoard the extreme value of it making billions LOL

Ice Nine.

(See Vonnegut )

 

[Moonglow]

The inclusion of water is trapped when formed by pressure then freezes as it travels to the surface... Thanks brainiacs...

 

[BlackSand]

So you dipshits claim to know everything but what is being questioned....No surprise...Does it rain in yer reality or is it just really misty?


Earth's core is much hotter than previously thought - hotter than the surface of the Sun - ExtremeTech

Using a delicious combination of particle accelerators, X-rays, high-intensity lasers, diamonds, and iron atoms, scientists have worked out that the inner core of the Earth is actually 6,000 degrees Celsius — some 1,000 degrees hotter than the previous scientific estimate. This means the core of our Earth is actually hotter than the surface of the Sun. This new data could generate repercussions in the fields of geophysics, seismology, geodynamics, and other Earth-oriented scientific disciplines

Being underground doesn't necessarily mean you are closer to the center of the Earth.
New Orleans is closer to the center of the Earth than Denver ... Regardless of the whether or not you are underground..

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[Moonglow]

So you dipshits claim to know everything but what is being questioned....No surprise...Does it rain in yer reality or is it just really misty?


Earth's core is much hotter than previously thought - hotter than the surface of the Sun - ExtremeTech

Using a delicious combination of particle accelerators, X-rays, high-intensity lasers, diamonds, and iron atoms, scientists have worked out that the inner core of the Earth is actually 6,000 degrees Celsius — some 1,000 degrees hotter than the previous scientific estimate. This means the core of our Earth is actually hotter than the surface of the Sun. This new data could generate repercussions in the fields of geophysics, seismology, geodynamics, and other Earth-oriented scientific disciplines

Being underground doesn't necessarily mean you are closer to the center of the Earth.
New Orleans is closer to the center of the Earth than Denver ... Regardless of the whether or not you are underground..

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It does when creating diamonds...

 

[jon_berzerk]

How can they find ice deep in the Earth when it gets hotter the deeper you go?

Perhaps like most people, you have swallowed everything you have been "taught" and in reality, don't any clue about the real nature of things.

And they wonder why so many end up ignoring them lol, not the blocking of " ignore " just plain not responding . Often it is just a waste of time.

yes as the article say "water Ice" where the pressures of density left the 02 molecules cubical arranged trapped inside of diamonds

this type of water is probably pretty common across the universe

 

[miketx]

So you dipshits claim to know everything but what is being questioned....No surprise...Does it rain in yer reality or is it just really misty?


Earth's core is much hotter than previously thought - hotter than the surface of the Sun - ExtremeTech

Using a delicious combination of particle accelerators, X-rays, high-intensity lasers, diamonds, and iron atoms, scientists have worked out that the inner core of the Earth is actually 6,000 degrees Celsius — some 1,000 degrees hotter than the previous scientific estimate. This means the core of our Earth is actually hotter than the surface of the Sun. This new data could generate repercussions in the fields of geophysics, seismology, geodynamics, and other Earth-oriented scientific disciplines

No liar, no one claimed anything except you. Nice fake graphic

 

[Moonglow]

So you dipshits claim to know everything but what is being questioned....No surprise...Does it rain in yer reality or is it just really misty?


Earth's core is much hotter than previously thought - hotter than the surface of the Sun - ExtremeTech

Using a delicious combination of particle accelerators, X-rays, high-intensity lasers, diamonds, and iron atoms, scientists have worked out that the inner core of the Earth is actually 6,000 degrees Celsius — some 1,000 degrees hotter than the previous scientific estimate. This means the core of our Earth is actually hotter than the surface of the Sun. This new data could generate repercussions in the fields of geophysics, seismology, geodynamics, and other Earth-oriented scientific disciplines

No liar, no one claimed anything except you. Nice fake graphic

You been living long?

 

[Dogmaphobe]

A high school dropout like Moonglow thinks he knows more than these guys?
Unique diamond impurities indicate water deep in Earth's mantle: Scientific analysis of diamond impurities -- known as inclusions -- reveal naturally forming ice crystals and point to water-rich regions deep below the Earth's crust
Oh, that's rich

 

[Moonglow]

A high school dropout like Moonglow thinks he knows more than these guys?
Unique diamond impurities indicate water deep in Earth's mantle: Scientific analysis of diamond impurities -- known as inclusions -- reveal naturally forming ice crystals and point to water-rich regions deep below the Earth's crust
Oh, that's rich

I already gave the same answer but play smart if you like..

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

How can they find ice deep in the Earth when it gets hotter the deeper you go?

The scientists aren't a half mile below the surface... they are on the surface, holding diamonds from beneath the surface which have cooled to room temperature. Yet, inside their structures, they still exert the pressure found deep beneath the surface... et voila, ice!