"Fossil Fuels".............now THIS is interesting!

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

Don't panic, it's only about 30 seconds long..........you can sit through the whole thing!!!



So, what do you think?

Any archaelogical scientists in the house that can prove or disprove this?

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Don't panic, it's only about 30 seconds long..........you can sit through the whole thing!!!



So, what do you think?

Any archaelogical scientists in the house that can prove or disprove this?

Lakes of "fossil fuels" on Saturn's Moon Titan

How and when did the dinosaurs get to Titan?

 

[JohnDB]

Don't panic, it's only about 30 seconds long..........you can sit through the whole thing!!!



So, what do you think?

Any archaelogical scientists in the house that can prove or disprove this?

It's a heated debate....but the truth is likely some of both sides.

Petroleum deposits are usually near fossils but not always do fossils create the Petroleum.

Heat and pressure are necessary to create hydrocarbons...and the perfect environment for Petroleum is the same as what exists for fossils.

Correlation is not causation.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

It's a heated debate....but the truth is likely some of both sides.

Petroleum deposits are usually near fossils but not always do fossils create the Petroleum.

Heat and pressure are necessary to create hydrocarbons...and the perfect environment for Petroleum is the same as what exists for fossils.

Correlation is not causation.

Sure, and oil is abiotic

 

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

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Lakes of "fossil fuels" on Saturn's Moon Titan

How and when did the dinosaurs get to Titan?

Just because it's black, doesn't mean it's oil.
Just saying.


Plus, with what I was taught in school regarding this subject, which was only about a weeks worth of chapter study.........
so it wasn't "in depth" by any means............

Oil came from decaying dinosaurs (and other life forms) that died because of the meter impact that created the "death cloud" over the planet and killed off most life.

The flesh of these dead and decaying lifeforms were dissipated by top crust organisms, because the ash and debris from the meteor impact that spread across the globe, covered the dead lifeforms like a blanket. So this caused the decaying matter to collect and seep into the ground.

Thus the ground surface acted as a filter for the decaying matter, which was carried down to levels where the bacteria could breed and multiply with what was left of the dead lifeforms. It all collected into pockets in the earth, where the bacteria had room to grow, as well as enough food to consume and create what we have today.

Whether thats actually all true or not is another issue. But thats what was taught when I was in school.

 

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

Correlation is not causation.

One of those scientific "isms" that I love!!!

 

[JohnDB]

Sure, and oil is abiotic

Well all Petroleum is not oil. Petroleum includes such things as natural gas....a commodity known as LNG. (Used for everything from plastic film to adhesives)

Coal is obviously from biological sources...and it can make diesel. So the jury is out on what creates Petroleum....I'm thinking multiple sources myself. YMMV.

 

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

Well all Petroleum is not oil. Petroleum includes such things as natural gas....a commodity known as LNG. (Used for everything from plastic film to adhesives)

Coal is obviously from biological sources...and it can make diesel. So the jury is out on what creates Petroleum....I'm thinking multiple sources myself. YMMV.

I've heard that there is such thing as "vegan petroleum", that can be created from plant waste. Is this true?

If this is true, why isn't it being used for replacing or at least alleviating the heavy need for current "fossil" fuels?

 

[occupied]

Oil and coal is the remains of an era where primative trees covered the earth but no microbes existed capable of digesting them. For several million years all this carbon just lay around in the environment as thick drifts of dead tree trunks. Many of these trunks ended up in rivers and sunk where rivers emptied into the ocean to eventually be buried by sediments.

 

[petro]

Sure, and oil is abiotic

Interesting read...

https://www.usnews.com/opinion/blogs/on-energy/2011/09/14/abiotic-oil-a-theory-worth-exploring

 

[gipper]

Interesting read...

https://www.usnews.com/opinion/blogs/on-energy/2011/09/14/abiotic-oil-a-theory-worth-exploring

Yeah I suspect the Fossil Fuel theory is BS.

 

[JohnDB]

I've heard that there is such thing as "vegan petroleum", that can be created from plant waste. Is this true?

If this is true, why isn't it being used for replacing or at least alleviating the heavy need for current "fossil" fuels?

Nope....
Yellow coal can be made from forestry "byproducts" when they harvest a tree farm for lumber. And yellow coal makes diesel.

The reason it isn't being utilized is cost.
We can always create energy products. But what we truly need is CHEAP energy.

However:

Shale Giant Pioneer Explains Why U.S. Drillers Won’t Drill More | OilPrice.com

Investor pressure for higher returns has been one of the reasons given by both industry and analysts for the current unwillingness of the U.S. shale oil industry

oilprice.com

Couple this with Biden's declaration last November about "No more Drilling" and it doesn't look good for cheap energy for the US.

 

[petro]

I've heard that there is such thing as "vegan petroleum", that can be created from plant waste. Is this true?

If this is true, why isn't it being used for replacing or at least alleviating the heavy need for current "fossil" fuels?

Bio diesel
Plant based Ethanol

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Don't panic, it's only about 30 seconds long..........you can sit through the whole thing!!!



So, what do you think?

Any archaelogical scientists in the house that can prove or disprove this?

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"until it was discovered that it could be used as fuel, AND AS MEDICINE"

Hello big pHARMa.




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[Carl in Michigan]

Don't panic, it's only about 30 seconds long..........you can sit through the whole thing!!!



So, what do you think?

Any archaelogical scientists in the house that can prove or disprove this?

Many believe it is naturally produced by the earth. Some believe it is still going on

 

[Carl in Michigan]

Oil and coal is the remains of an era where primative trees covered the earth but no microbes existed capable of digesting them. For several million years all this carbon just lay around in the environment as thick drifts of dead tree trunks. Many of these trunks ended up in rivers and sunk where rivers emptied into the ocean to eventually be buried by sediments.

We all know that is what the current teaching is. Pay attention

 

[occupied]

We all know that is what the current teaching is. Pay attention

Oh so this is another one of those things where you think science is some big conspiracy. You flat-earthers take yourselves way too seriously.

 

[buttercup]

I thought this was going to be about something even more interesting, that a lot of people don't know... The owners of Big Oil are the same ilk who came up with the "climate change" scam.

I've shared this documentary before, but I'll share it again. It's long, but the part to watch is Part 2, called "Oligarchs for Climate Change" so you can skip ahead to that. It starts at 36:24.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Just because it's black, doesn't mean it's oil.
Just saying.


Plus, with what I was taught in school regarding this subject, which was only about a weeks worth of chapter study.........
so it wasn't "in depth" by any means............

Oil came from decaying dinosaurs (and other life forms) that died because of the meter impact that created the "death cloud" over the planet and killed off most life.

The flesh of these dead and decaying lifeforms were dissipated by top crust organisms, because the ash and debris from the meteor impact that spread across the globe, covered the dead lifeforms like a blanket. So this caused the decaying matter to collect and seep into the ground.

Thus the ground surface acted as a filter for the decaying matter, which was carried down to levels where the bacteria could breed and multiply with what was left of the dead lifeforms. It all collected into pockets in the earth, where the bacteria had room to grow, as well as enough food to consume and create what we have today.

Whether thats actually all true or not is another issue. But thats what was taught when I was in school.

You were taught completely wrong

Get over it

Those are lakes of liquid methane larger than our Great Lakes

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Oil and coal is the remains of an era where primative trees covered the earth but no microbes existed capable of digesting them. For several million years all this carbon just lay around in the environment as thick drifts of dead tree trunks. Many of these trunks ended up in rivers and sunk where rivers emptied into the ocean to eventually be buried by sediments.

LOL

WTF??

And you mock Flat Earthers??