What ever happened to that ridiculous climate change hoax.

How much gas is trapped? Show your work.
There is of course gas trapped in the ice.

However, is it a significant amount of gas?

I did look quickly, and one study estimates around 4 billion metric tons of gasses are trapped in Antarctica. Now that might sound like a hell of a lot of gas, but one realizes that really is insignificant when considering it is a continent that holds ice dating back millions of years.

And there are likely some absolutely huge amounts of gas trapped below the ice. That is because Antarctica was a thriving tropical environment before it became iced over. There are insane amounts of organic matter that is resting under the ice that never decomposed, but is kept eternally frozen.

And someday, that ice is all going to melt. And all of that matter trapped under the ice for over 10 million years is going to finally start rotting and releasing huge amounts of CO2, CH4, and other gasses. Exactly like what is happening today in North America and parts of Europe and Asia where the permafrost is finally melting.
 
There is of course gas trapped in the ice.

However, is it a significant amount of gas?

I did look quickly, and one study estimates around 4 billion metric tons of gasses are trapped in Antarctica. Now that might sound like a hell of a lot of gas, but one realizes that really is insignificant when considering it is a continent that holds ice dating back millions of years.

And there are likely some absolutely huge amounts of gas trapped below the ice. That is because Antarctica was a thriving tropical environment before it became iced over. There are insane amounts of organic matter that is resting under the ice that never decomposed, but is kept eternally frozen.

And someday, that ice is all going to melt. And all of that matter trapped under the ice for over 10 million years is going to finally start rotting and releasing huge amounts of CO2, CH4, and other gasses. Exactly like what is happening today in North America and parts of Europe and Asia where the permafrost is finally melting.


How do you get to 3-5 times current SAP to get those ancient flying dinosaurs off the ground?

How thick are the top annual layers of ice on Antarctica, and how thick are they a mile down?



North America is "finally" melting??

LOL!!

This is what North America looked like 3 million years ago, when it was 60+ miles further NE...


PPT - Earth Science - Glaciers & Ice Ages PowerPoint Presentation - ID ...



The "earlier glaciation" was originally dated 50 million years ago, the actual start of what was called North American Ice Age. This map is wrong because it is old, it still has Greenland frozen, but we now know Greenland was completely green save mountain tops 2 million years ago.
 
How do you get to 3-5 times current SAP to get those ancient flying dinosaurs off the ground?

How thick are the top annual layers of ice on Antarctica, and how thick are they a mile down?



North America is "finally" melting??

LOL!!

This is what North America looked like 3 million years ago, when it was 60+ miles further NE...





The "earlier glaciation" was originally dated 50 million years ago, the actual start of what was called North American Ice Age. This map is wrong because it is old, it still has Greenland frozen, but we now know Greenland was completely green save mountain tops 2 million years ago.

How do you get to 3-5 times current SAP to get those ancient flying dinosaurs off the ground?

Not with real evidence.

Still no math for the amount of trapped gas?

*****.
 
EMH believes that if all the gas frozen in the ice was released,
surface air pressure would be 3-5 times current levels.
But he can't show any real math to support his silly claim.
But it's not being released.
I'm more interested in knowing about, then
harvesting the core reserve,
Balance that between the sun.

Living in space
will be freezing coldxcold...
Burrr....
 
But it's not being released.
I'm more interested in knowing about, then
harvesting the core reserve,
Balance that between the sun.

Space is cold

But it's not being released.

And it would be a minor issue if it were released.

Space is cold.

In space, no one can hear EMH whine.
 
But it's not being released.

And it would be a minor issue if it were released.

Space is cold.

In space, no one can hear EMH whine.
Let's get back to CO2 & nitrogen.
Might be me
but i think you guys
are on the same right side of science.

Who owns the heat at the center of our core ?

It's a fair question the kids are asking.
 
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Is there heat in the eath's core ?
If so why ?

We are doing this ... this is how geothermal systems work ... a local community here runs lava heated water through exchangers and heats the downtown buildings ... but that's next to a dormant volcano tapping into the magma chamber ... so very close to the surface already ... think "hot springs" ...

So far, the deepest borehole is only 7-1/2 miles deep ... still in the crust ... and a reported temperature of 500ºF ... there's potential to tap this energy source, but it's really expensive ... I'm not a geologist but I believe the next layer is the mantel and that's under pressure ... pop a hole down that far and it'll go Spindletop on you, or all over you ... using Hawaii-sized rocks ...

Why it's hot is a combination of gravitational collapse and radioactive decay ... from when the solar system formed ... like filling a propane cylinder, things get hot when pressure increases, same principle with planet formation just planet-sized ... stars are even more massive, hotter and much much higher pressure, enough to start a nuclear chain reaction ...

The Earth is slowly releasing this energy ... I've read this is estimated to be on the order of 0.1 W/m^2 ... far below our ability to measure ... and volcanoes' effect on weather isn't the heat, but the ash and sulfur ...
 
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We are doing this ... this is how geothermal systems work ... a local community here runs lava heated water through exchangers and heats the downtown buildings ... but that's next to a dormant volcano tapping into the magma chamber ... so very close to the surface already ... think "hot springs" ...

So far, the deepest borehole is only 7-1/2 miles deep ... still in the crust ... and a reported temperature of 500ºF ... there's potential to tap this energy source, but it's really expensive ... I'm not a geologist but I believe the next layer is the mantel and that's under pressure ... pop a hole down that far and it'll go Spindletop on you, or all over you ... using Hawaii-sized rocks ...

Why it's hot is a combination of gravitational collapse and radioactive decay ... from when the solar system formed ... like filling a propane cylinder, things get hot when pressure increases, same principle with planet formation just planet-sized ... stars are even more massive, hotter and much much higher pressure, enough to start a nuclear chain reaction ...

The Earth is slowly releasing this energy ... I've read this is estimated to be on the order of 0.1 W/m^2 ... far below our ability to measure ... and volcanoes' effect on weather isn't the heat, but the ash and sulfur ...
Do the atmospheres people jive with the finite earth btu people.



The earth as it hangs in space, as much as we love that, isn't renewable under any scenarios.

Let's move on to the sun.

The earth
is a bank accout of energy of the sun.

@WADailyNews
 

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Who cares?

The really important question is if Mindy's at Broadway and 49th Streets sells more Cheesecake or Strudel. If you guess wrong, you get an ear full of cider.
I only took my cheese cake at the Plaza
Elaine's ' the met.

How much cheesecake can you shovel down between obama whitehouse limosine eleganza

Obama whitehouse
lobster chunks with filet mingnon
every night,

born tonight from poverty is racism is reparations.

After the meal
we'll devour michael jackson for desert.
 
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Jack Frost on the lawn again this morning ... two mornings in a row ... brrrrr ... this morning is melted off by 9am ... and back to warmer spring-like temperatures ... I'm sure glad I live where it rarely snows, the Best Coast of all ...
 
Jack Frost on the lawn again this morning ... two mornings in a row ... brrrrr ... this morning is melted off by 9am ... and back to warmer spring-like temperatures ... I'm sure glad I live where it rarely snows, the Best Coast of all ...
I grew up in the shadow of michigan.
Nothing like has ever happened before.
 
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