Study: Deep beneath the earth, more water than in all the oceans combined

Washington Post ^ | 6/16/15 | Terrence McCoy

[onedoug]

The density of Earth is ~5.51 g/cm³ while the density of water is ~1.0 g/cm³.

There is a lot more rock than water down there.

[tdscpa]

Monkey wash donkey rinse
Going to a party in the center of the earth

Warren Zevon

[SunkenCiv]

:’) Thanks ct, yeah, this isn’t getting a ping list ping, we had a rash of topics about this some months back, and intermittently over the past few years. The ringwoodite keyword contains all, or perhaps just most of the topics about it. The upshot of it is, there *may* be water sequestered in deep-earth formations of a certain composition, but if so, it is trapped there, and it didn’t get trapped there 4000 years ago after the Flood. :’)

[Smokin' Joe]

New NASA data show how the world is running out of water

But I thought that Sea Level was rising.

(Maybe if New York City quits dumping garbage offshore...)

[vpintheak]

Yes indeed.

[tdscpa]

But I thought that Sea Level was rising.

Owe-bama fixed that.

[Red Badger]

“The Core” is a great comedy...................but it wasn’t supposed to be...............

[Theoria]

All credit to you. I merely copied the list from a prior thread of yours.

[Natufian]

Rainbows don’t need rain to form,a mist works just as well depending on the viewpoint of the viewer.

[FateAmenableToChange]

That’s a really good point. You also get rainbows at waterfalls and some cloud formations. I’m just saying that it’s wrong to force a meaning onto the text when it does not compel that particular meaning.

Best,
FATC