[Vo]:Plate tectonics cause CO2 emission

2008-09-10 Thread David Jonsson
Hi A professor on a seminar yesterday said plate tectonics have a role in CO2 emission. Anyone here knows more? David -- David Jonsson Sweden phone callto:+46703000370

[Vo]:The LHC

2008-09-10 Thread Remi Cornwall
Vo, This LHC white elephant is being strongly hyped in the UK. Keynesians and Free-marketers go hang! How about commonsense? If this is the face of state subsidised science Heck help us, mind you toadying to the Dragon's Den doesn't look good either... Here are some comments I saw on a

[Vo]:Re: Plate tectonics cause CO2 emission

2008-09-10 Thread Michel Jullian
Makes sense, since plate tectonics obviously have a role in volcanic activity, which has a role in CO2 emission (cf the nice postings by Stephen and Taylor in the Thawing... thread explaining how the planet may have recovered from snowball Earth conditions thanks to volcanic CO2 emission and

Re: [Vo]:Re: Plate tectonics cause CO2 emission

2008-09-10 Thread David Jonsson
Positive or negative? Seems like more tectonic movement causes more CO2? On the other hand biomass might get covered when a plate goes below another. I suppose this is a necessity for oil production? Here is a link http://dilu.bol.ucla.edu/ . The relations seems complex. The PDF of the lecture

[Vo]:Perosin

2008-09-10 Thread Jones Beene
Not just for blondes anymore ... http://techrepublic-cnet.com.com/military-tech/?keyword=Perosin

[Vo]:the LHC

2008-09-10 Thread fznidarsic
#4 Since the outcome will be highly arcane and only understandable to the few initiated (since no engineering applications below about 10^-10metres, engineering makes theories real) we will be told that the Universe is made from quarks and strings held together by glue-on and this will be based on

Re: [Vo]:Perosin

2008-09-10 Thread Terry Blanton
Or: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jet_pack Note that Jetpack International's H2O2 packs are not for sale. Terry On Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 12:34 PM, Jones Beene [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Not just for blondes anymore ... http://techrepublic-cnet.com.com/military-tech/?keyword=Perosin

Re: [Vo]:Perosin

2008-09-10 Thread Terry Blanton
On Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 12:34 PM, Jones Beene [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Not just for blondes anymore ... Oh, neither is lipstick. g,d,r

[Vo]:Re: Plate tectonics cause CO2 emission

2008-09-10 Thread Michel Jullian
Indeed I would think more tectonic activity more volcanic activity more CO2, I don't see why the biomass which gets covered would counter that, on the contrary it seems to replenish the magma's carbon content, enabling CO2 emission by future volcanoes erupting downstream as shown on the nice

RE: [Vo]:the LHC

2008-09-10 Thread Remi Cornwall
Frank, I wish you well. Creativity not brute force is the way to solve problems. This current generation are no match for the people who founded QM, did the Manhattan Project, the Moonshots. They seem to be wannabe/acolyte/bandwagoners joining the big sexy projects - genius by association.

Re: [Vo]:Re: Plate tectonics cause CO2 emission

2008-09-10 Thread leaking pen
I wouldnt think the carbon content needs replenishment, more the oxygen content. In addition, it would help free pockets of gas into the atmosphere. I dont think hiding biomass would be big, as any biomass it submerges was already taken out of the system in terms of peat and loam. On Wed, Sep

Re: [Vo]:Perosin

2008-09-10 Thread Robin van Spaandonk
In reply to Jones Beene's message of Wed, 10 Sep 2008 09:34:52 -0700 (PDT): Hi, [snip] Not just for blondes anymore ... http://techrepublic-cnet.com.com/military-tech/?keyword=Perosin A search on Perosin yielded http://www.chemdrug.com/MSDSInfo.asp?ID=4311. Food for conspiracy fans? Regards,