Fossil energies, the food of the planet?

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Fossil energies, the food of the planet?




by recyclinage » 12/12/09, 11:56

Hello,

my question is simple

is it possible that fossil fuels are used by the planet for the combustion of underground

let me explain

would it not be the fossil fuels which would supply the obligatory molten lava for life to be active on earth


I think that if we exhaust only the supply of the molten layer there will be nothing left for the life cycle

is it possible ?
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by recyclinage » 12/12/09, 12:00

together

since every plant creature is used what remains as cyclic composting which creates these energies?
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by the middle » 12/12/09, 14:05

You will have your answer in the following link:
http://www.e-scio.net/thermo/enucleaire.php3
if the earth stays warm inside, it is thanks to nuclear energy.
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by recyclinage » 12/12/09, 14:18

and where are we going to get the batteries from our power plant?

do other fossil fuels not also serve the same cause?

I fear that every thing has its uses

as the satanists say:

never nothing without nothing
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by recyclinage » 18/12/09, 20:51

if the earth stays warm inside, it is thanks to nuclear energy.


that's the oxidizer
tell me what the fuel is
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by recyclinage » 09/01/10, 13:14

I don't see an answer yet my equation seems logical
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by gegyx » 09/01/10, 14:33

Nuke energy, no oxidizer, no fuel.

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On the other hand if you think that fossil energies nourish the earth by heating it, where is your oxidant at 20 places under the earth ...

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I thought the heat of the nucleus was due to magnetism (dynamo phenomenon)

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By forcing a little on the dose, you may have the solution?
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by recyclinage » 09/01/10, 14:52

my theory is that the oxidant (nuke) serves as a pilot and that it ignites fossil fuels and cyclically lasts lava

do you imagine the nuclear radiation it would take to ignite lava?

you could make a nuclear power plant with a pebble that would last 10 human generation

I think you got rich with your theory, right?
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