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**ViagraFeller** · 06-11-2008, 08:13 PM

dear friends,

http://blog.hasslberger.com/2008/11/...d_gas_hyd.html

be well, be love.

david

renewable coal, oil and gas - hydrocarbons of geological origin

could oil and other hydrocarbons be a continuously produced natural geological resource that is - contrary to what we are being told - not running out any time soon?

the question is not as far fetched as it might seem. one of the world's leading advocates for the theory that hydrocarbons are renewable is dr. thomas gold. he contends that oil is not a limited resource, and that oil, natural gas and coal, are not so-called "fossil fuels."

in his book, the deep hot biosphere: the myth of fossil fuels, he explains that dinosaurs and plants and the fossils from those living beings are not the origin of oil and natural gas, but rather generated from a chemical substance in the crust of the earth. gold says:

"astronomers have been able to find that hydrocarbons, as oil, gas and coal are called, occur on many other planetary bodies. they are a common substance in the universe. you find it in the kind of gas clouds that made systems like our solar system. you find large quantities of hydrocarbons in them. is it reasonable to think that our little earth, one of the planets, contains oil and gas for reasons that are all its own and that these other bodies have it because it was built into them when they were born? that question makes a lot of sense. after all, they didn't have dinosaurs and ferns on jupiter to produce oil and gas?"

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ViagraFeller Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 585 Senior Member	Renewable Coal, Oil and Gas - Hydrocarbons of Geological Origin dear friends, http://blog.hasslberger.com/2008/11/...d_gas_hyd.html be well, be love. david renewable coal, oil and gas - hydrocarbons of geological origin could oil and other hydrocarbons be a continuously produced natural geological resource that is - contrary to what we are being told - not running out any time soon? the question is not as far fetched as it might seem. one of the world's leading advocates for the theory that hydrocarbons are renewable is dr. thomas gold. he contends that oil is not a limited resource, and that oil, natural gas and coal, are not so-called "fossil fuels." in his book, the deep hot biosphere: the myth of fossil fuels, he explains that dinosaurs and plants and the fossils from those living beings are not the origin of oil and natural gas, but rather generated from a chemical substance in the crust of the earth. gold says: "astronomers have been able to find that hydrocarbons, as oil, gas and coal are called, occur on many other planetary bodies. they are a common substance in the universe. you find it in the kind of gas clouds that made systems like our solar system. you find large quantities of hydrocarbons in them. is it reasonable to think that our little earth, one of the planets, contains oil and gas for reasons that are all its own and that these other bodies have it because it was built into them when they were born? that question makes a lot of sense. after all, they didn't have dinosaurs and ferns on jupiter to produce oil and gas?"
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