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Spike Noted::
<<And it would be easier to extract if present from sedementary than from
igneous. Im going on a trip, but perhaps I can do some calcs when I
get back. spike>>
I would like to contact the Lead scientist for this NASA study, name of=20
Friedmann Freund (German, Jew, both???) At any rate, what I would ask him
ho=
w=20
he determined that copius amounts of hydrogen occuring in the deep crust?
I also wonder that, since I have heard that no natural hydrogen has ever
bee=
n=20
encountered during 80 years of oil drilling, how could his conclusions be=20
true?=20
Also, is it possible that this hydrogen is really emeshed in Methane. I=20
believe this Metjane, should it exist in the amounts suggested, were
derived=
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from massive remains of Stromatalites (algae mats) that were accumulated
ove=
r=20
hundreds of millions of years. These mats were then Subducted deep into
the=
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Earths' crust and transformed over eons into methane or hydrogen. In
other=20
words, the old seas were pushed under the world's land masses and heat
and=20
squeezing made, not diamonds but H=B2 or CH=B3 ?
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<HTML><FONT FACE=3Darial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=3D2>Spike Noted::<BR>
<<<I>And it would be easier to extract if present from sedementary
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get back. spike</I>>><BR>
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I would like to contact the Lead scientist for this NASA study, name of
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dmann Freund (German, Jew, both???) At any rate, what I would ask him how
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determined that copius amounts of hydrogen occuring in the deep crust?<BR>
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I also wonder that, since I have heard that no natural hydrogen has ever
bee=
n encountered during 80 years of oil drilling, how could his conclusions
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true? <BR>
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Also, is it possible that this hydrogen is really emeshed in Methane. I
beli=
eve this Metjane, should it exist in the amounts suggested, were derived
fro=
m massive remains of Stromatalites (algae mats) that were accumulated over
h=
undreds of millions of years. These mats were then Subducted deep
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the Earths' crust and transformed over eons into methane or hydrogen. In
ot=
her words, the old seas were pushed under the world's land masses and heat
a=
nd squeezing made, not diamonds but H=B2 or CH=B3 ?<BR>
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