Pluto and Surface Air Pressure

[EMH]

the extra heat would "multiply", not "dilute".

add not multiply.


It "dilutes" from the claim that the increase was just adding gas.

It's not that cold

The Russians are aces at drilling through Arctic Ice. When they tried Antarctic ice, the lubricant used on the drill bit froze.... - 200F is what freezes it.

I gave you one

Weathering is the process by which rocks and minerals break down at the Earth's surface due to exposure to elements like water, air, temperature changes, and living organisms, essentially causing the rock to deteriorate in place without being transported away; this breakdown can be physical (mechanical) or chemical, depending on the process involved


LOL!!!

So, which rocks are made of gas??

LOL!!!

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

add not multiply.


It "dilutes" from the claim that the increase was just adding gas.





The Russians are aces at drilling through Arctic Ice. When they tried Antarctic ice, the lubricant used on the drill bit froze.... - 200F is what freezes it.






Weathering is the process by which rocks and minerals break down at the Earth's surface due to exposure to elements like water, air, temperature changes, and living organisms, essentially causing the rock to deteriorate in place without being transported away; this breakdown can be physical (mechanical) or chemical, depending on the process involved


LOL!!!

So, which rocks are made of gas??

LOL!!!

add not multiply.

Adding more doesn't dilute.

The Russians are aces at drilling through Arctic Ice. When they tried Antarctic ice, the lubricant used on the drill bit froze.... - 200F is what freezes it.

Liar.

Weathering is the process by which rocks and minerals break down at the Earth's surface due to exposure to elements like water, air, temperature

Excellent! When a mineral is oxidized, it removes oxygen from the air. Moron.

Still no actual math on the gas in the ice? LOL!

The Jews are laughing at you.

 

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The Russians are aces at drilling through Arctic Ice. When they tried Antarctic ice, the lubricant used on the drill bit froze.... - 200F is what freezes it.

Lubricant used on the drill bit?

You mean drilling fluids?

https://icedrill.org/sites/default/files/DRILLING-FLUIDS-Final_PRC-12-01.pdf

 

[EMH]

Main properties of hydrofluoroether HFE-7100Properties HFE-7100Molecular weight 250Molecular formula (C5H3F9O) (C5H3F9O)Density 20 °C, kg/m3 1 530.5Viscosity 25 °C, cSt 0.37Evaporation rate (nBAc=1) 49Freezing point, °C -135



-135C = -211F



It needs to stay liquid. Russians said -200F... This just barely qualifies...




This one fails badly...

The very high viscosity of Lusolvan FBH and Exxsol™ D-40 mixtures leads to asignificant decrease in the free-falling speed of an ice core drill. Due to the steep increaseof viscosity at low temperatures, it is not suitable as a component of drilling fluid inenvironment colder than about –35 C.

 

[EMH]

it removes oxygen from the air

Not a material quantity.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Not a material quantity.

More material than your ice bubble theory.

 

[EMH]

More material than your ice bubble theory.

Documentation for such claim?

BTW... isn't your "weathering" happening now too??

LOL!!!

 

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Documentation for such claim?

BTW... isn't your "weathering" happening now too??

LOL!!!

The documentation is you not answering the question of do farts increase SAP.