[Dusty Road]

“Anyone ought to be able to figure out you do not find many dead dinosaurs down at 10,000 feet.”

LMAO! Oh you may find one or two along with the billions of tons of micro organisims that settle to the seabeds daily and have for hundreds of millions of years. The fact that oil sample produce fossil molecules is another tell. The sea’s are producing new beds of oil bearing deposits as we type.

[DesertRhino]

“The fact that oil sample produce fossil molecules is another tell.”

Thats a contaminant which feeds on hydrocarbons. It would make as much sense to say that fish and whales are found in the ocean, proving that fish created water. Hydrocarbons can be created in the lab, by duplicating the tempurature and pressure of deep condictions. To date,, nobody has created a molecule of oil with a microorganism.

Why do you need such a convoluted answer to oil’s genesis? It’s found everywhere we seem to look in space. Carbon and Hydrogen are both the top four existing elements, and they READILY form compounds whenever they can. So why would it seem so weird that our planet is loaded with them?

[DesertRhino]

“The capital fact to note is that petroleum was born in the depths of the earth, and it is only there that we must seek its origin.” (Dmitri Mendeleev, 1877)

But he wasn’t too bright,,he only came up with the periodic table and was a literal genius when it came to chemistry.

[aruanan]

The fact that oil sample produce fossil molecules is another tell.

There is little in oil that supports a biogenic origin. The little that is there is more likely from remains of bacteria that feed on oil. The levorotatory effect in petroleum is too slight for it to have come from living matter.