To: Red Badger
Carbonate? Wasn’t that used to freeze Han Solo? They should look for a body in there.
2 posted on
02/19/2025 6:09:05 AM PST by
Larry Lucido
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To: Red Badger
What if the asteroid belt is an exploded planet that had oceans with salt in it?
5 posted on
02/19/2025 6:18:56 AM PST by
Tom Tetroxide
(Psalm 146:3 "Do not trust in princes, in the Son of Man, who has no salvation.")
To: Red Badger
Why yes of course, and tiny little,microbes from which all life miraculously defied impossible odds agaisnt it, usurped natural law, and did supernatural things in order to become the billions of species we have today and in the past.
14 posted on
02/19/2025 7:02:54 AM PST by
Bob434
(...Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana)
To: Red Badger
...creating an environment of hot water below 100°CWhy 100°C?
Was the water at one sea level atmosphere of pressure?
Remarkable!
16 posted on
02/19/2025 7:08:21 AM PST by
null and void
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To: Red Badger
There are a lot of icy comets out there.
This could be a core of one, or a comet passed close once.
18 posted on
02/19/2025 7:14:27 AM PST by
BitWielder1
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To: Red Badger
Makes me wonder about Jupiter’s moon, Io. I wonder if they’ll find salt in the sea under the fractured surface ice there.
23 posted on
02/19/2025 7:59:40 AM PST by
telescope115
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