Hydrocarbons in the Deep Earth?
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I have observe that current fossil fuel theory starts from 10 not from 1 . it is very much scientific from 10 to 100 but from 1 to 10 it is EMPTY . from 1 to 10 current abiotic theory is very much scientific . so putting both together we can easily conclude that ABIOTIC HYDROCARBONS HAS BEEN EXPELLED FROM SEDIMENTARY SOURCE ROCKS AND TRAP IN THE RESERVOIR ROCKS TO FORM MAJORITY COMMERCIAL OILS . current fossil fuel theory is a big mistake only .
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I noticed You don't mention catastrophic comet oil as an option.sureshbansal342 wrote:I have observe that current fossil fuel theory starts from 10 not from 1 . it is very much scientific from 10 to 100 but from 1 to 10 it is EMPTY . from 1 to 10 current abiotic theory is very much scientific . so putting both together we can easily conclude that ABIOTIC HYDROCARBONS HAS BEEN EXPELLED FROM SEDIMENTARY SOURCE ROCKS AND TRAP IN THE RESERVOIR ROCKS TO FORM MAJORITY COMMERCIAL OILS . current fossil fuel theory is a big mistake only .
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please send me more suitable link for reference .starbiter wrote:I noticed You don't mention catastrophic comet oil as an option.sureshbansal342 wrote:I have observe that current fossil fuel theory starts from 10 not from 1 . it is very much scientific from 10 to 100 but from 1 to 10 it is EMPTY . from 1 to 10 current abiotic theory is very much scientific . so putting both together we can easily conclude that ABIOTIC HYDROCARBONS HAS BEEN EXPELLED FROM SEDIMENTARY SOURCE ROCKS AND TRAP IN THE RESERVOIR ROCKS TO FORM MAJORITY COMMERCIAL OILS . current fossil fuel theory is a big mistake only .
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sureshbansal342 wrote:please send me more suitable link for reference .starbiter wrote:I noticed You don't mention catastrophic comet oil as an option.sureshbansal342 wrote:I have observe that current fossil fuel theory starts from 10 not from 1 . it is very much scientific from 10 to 100 but from 1 to 10 it is EMPTY . from 1 to 10 current abiotic theory is very much scientific . so putting both together we can easily conclude that ABIOTIC HYDROCARBONS HAS BEEN EXPELLED FROM SEDIMENTARY SOURCE ROCKS AND TRAP IN THE RESERVOIR ROCKS TO FORM MAJORITY COMMERCIAL OILS . current fossil fuel theory is a big mistake only .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pp68Fx_vKgA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xJ8AdqgZBM
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Thanks , only nI have to say we need new balanced hypothesis between the both that can respect the strong evidences of both biotic v/s abiotic .starbiter wrote:sureshbansal342 wrote:please send me more suitable link for reference .starbiter wrote:I noticed You don't mention catastrophic comet oil as an option.sureshbansal342 wrote:I have observe that current fossil fuel theory starts from 10 not from 1 . it is very much scientific from 10 to 100 but from 1 to 10 it is EMPTY . from 1 to 10 current abiotic theory is very much scientific . so putting both together we can easily conclude that ABIOTIC HYDROCARBONS HAS BEEN EXPELLED FROM SEDIMENTARY SOURCE ROCKS AND TRAP IN THE RESERVOIR ROCKS TO FORM MAJORITY COMMERCIAL OILS . current fossil fuel theory is a big mistake only .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pp68Fx_vKgA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xJ8AdqgZBM
Hope this helps. There are links provided.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BIJw7e54jq8 Coal
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I think biotic oil is a non starter. How many dying creatures are turned to oil today? Nature is efficient.
Defeating fossil fuel theories is not something to gloat over. It's like beating a dim child at chess.
The position/location of the oil we find and use today implies it came from above and ran down rivers into lakes.
Defeating fossil fuel theories is not something to gloat over. It's like beating a dim child at chess.
The position/location of the oil we find and use today implies it came from above and ran down rivers into lakes.
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I think all followers of abiotic theory should unite at one. Stage. Anyone interested can send me a mail to unite all.starbiter wrote:I think biotic oil is a non starter. How many dying creatures are turned to oil today? Nature is efficient.
Defeating fossil fuel theories is not something to gloat over. It's like beating a dim child at chess.
The position/location of the oil we find and use today implies it came from above and ran down rivers into lakes.
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If we want to defeat the fossil fuel theory .we should take following steps .starbiter wrote:I think biotic oil is a non starter. How many dying creatures are turned to oil today? Nature is efficient.
Defeating fossil fuel theories is not something to gloat over. It's like beating a dim child at chess.
The position/location of the oil we find and use today implies it came from above and ran down rivers into lakes.
1. we should unite at one international stage .
2. we should learn how to respect some strong evidences by fossil fuel theory ,like expulsion of majority commercial oils from sedimentary source rocks . ( expulsion of hydrocarbons from sedimentary source rocks do not scientifically prove the biogenic origin of oils )
3. They are too much in numbers and pre mind set up is a big problem . they have grown up by reading the fossil fuel theory from school time , so we should have lot patience only .
4. In my opinion earlier followers of abiotic theory has done a big mistake not to respect the method suggested by fossil fuel theory to find new locations of oils and failed to be listened . there is no need to suggest another method to find commercial oils as existing method suggested by fossil fuel theory is correct but some more signatures can be added .
5. we should conduct some joint experiments in labs to permanent quiet them as i have some ideas and need team work and labs with appropriate samples .
6.some time ago there was a discussion at AAPG BLOG " DISCUSS ORIGIN OF PETROLEUM ..... IS IT ORGANIC OR INORGANIC " this discussion continued for three years and longest discussion in the history of AAPG and only i fight as followers of abiotic theory and no other supported me ,while i make requests to many peoples . this is not fair .
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sureshbansal342 wrote:http://www.principia-scientific.org/the ... rbons.html
So according to this there are two options, dinosaur/fossil oil, or deep Earth abiotic oil. Seems You haven't heard a word i'm saying about catastrophic comet oil. Sort of like a horse with blinders. What catastrophe?
Do You ever consider the EU paradigm, while posting on this EU forum?
michael steinbacher
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catastrophic comet oil ?? please in details
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starbiter wrote:sureshbansal342 wrote:http://www.principia-scientific.org/the ... rbons.html
So according to this there are two options, dinosaur/fossil oil, or deep Earth abiotic oil. Seems You haven't heard a word i'm saying about catastrophic comet oil. Sort of like a horse with blinders. What catastrophe?
Do You ever consider the EU paradigm, while posting on this EU forum?
michael steinbacher
http://www.eu-geology.com/?page_id=317
Also, please see the naphtha section of Worlds in Collision. It rained oil for days and nights, unless the survivors were big kidders.
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No doubt current fossil fuel theory is the weakest point of modern science and major obstacle in further discoveries .
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Existence of fossil fuel theory is there because nobody has given serious intention in the formation of kerogen,bitumen and thus productive sedimentary source rocks . Earlier there was long discussion about true origin of hydrocarbons at AAPG blog and i asked them to prove the biogenic origin of kerogen and bitumen . they have not given any satisfactory reply . it seems to me current fossil fuel theory is standing in the air without legs . first portion of this theory is EMPTY . This was the longest discussion with 3290 comments .
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